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Crane Lake Silver Lake

Published: 2026-11-12 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-11-12 — Crane Lake Silver Lake is located in Heliu Town, Lianjiang City, Zhanjiang, with a water storage area of 122 square kilometers. It is the largest "man-made sea" in the province and the second largest reservoir in Guangdong...

Crane Lake Silver Lake

Crane Lake Silver Lake
     Crane Lake Silver Lake is located in Heliu Town, Lianjiang City, Zhanjiang, with a water storage area of 122 square kilometers. It is the largest "man-made sea" in the province, the second largest reservoir in Guangdong, and also a national training base for water skiing and rowing.

     Spanning the border between Guangdong and Guangxi, the lake features over 100 small islands formed from hills. The islands are lush with trees, providing dense shade. Standing by the lake, you can see water birds flying across the surface while a refreshing mist greets you. You can rent a small boat to cruise around the lake, passing by pristine green islands, and experience the wonder of exploring these “thousand islands.”

     Next to the reservoir is a small hill. Following a quiet path up the mountain, you can reach the Youth Pavilion. The inscription “Youth Pavilion” was written by Guo Moruo, and the pine and cypress trees he planted back then now offer a shady umbrella-like canopy. From the pavilion, you can gaze into the distance at the jade-like islands of various shapes, scattered across the lake like pearls, creating a spectacular view.

     Besides enjoying the fresh air, you can also treat your taste buds here. By the reservoir is a restaurant called Fei Lao Fish Head Soup, where the signature dish is “Heliu Fish Head Soup.” There is also the Honghu Farm, covered in fruit trees such as lychee, longan, wampee, starfruit, and mango. You can dock your boat at the farm’s pier, go ashore, and feast on the fruits to your heart’s content.

  

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