During the late Tang Dynasty, West Beach had already become a popular tourist destination. The famous line by poet Li Shangyin, “Famed mountains on both sides expand the view, east-west highways cradle light boats,” paints an idyllic picture of West Beach. Traveling to West Beach by wooden raft, you can admire the blooming colors in spring, listen to the roaring Yellow River in summer, breathe in the fragrance of fruit trees in autumn, and enjoy the snowy scenery of the Yellow River in winter. Stepping onto the island, you can view its landscapes, watch the sunrise, admire peach blossoms, collect unique stones, fly kites, ride speedboats, take wooden boats, light bonfires, grill chicken and lamb, fish for Yellow River carp, try out traditional farming tools, go horseback riding and hunting — all while enjoying a carefree experience. Stay overnight in a flower-surrounded Mongolian yurt, listening to the roar of the Yellow River; leisure and relaxation are all part of the experience.
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