The Red Beach in Panjin, China

The Red Beach in Panjin-China — Panjin Beach is located in the Liaohe River Delta, 30 km southwest of Panjin City, Liaoning Province, China; it is regarded as a famous state-level nature reserve. This place is called the Red Sea because every autumn, the whole beach turns into a distinctive red color.

The Red Beach is located in the Liao River Delta, Panjin, China, it is regarded as a famous state-level nature reserve.

Red beach China

Panjin red Beach

Although it is a beach, there is no sand here. The beach is located in the world's largest wetland and reed marsh, covered with a native species of seaweed called Suaeda Salsa. From April to May, they begin to grow and develop rapidly. At this time, they still keep the green color like other plants. But when it comes to autumn, Suaeda Salsa turns a characteristic red color, forming a magnificent red field.

The location of the Red Beach Dock lies in the estuary of Liao River Delta, 18km far from the reception center, which is the only one in China and even the world's pure wooden walking track which attracts tourism based on the wooden structure. The Nine-Zigzag Bridge on the dock is 680 m long, supported by 519 wooden poles, spreading from the bank into the sea. The coverage of the wooden platform reaches more than 2000 square meters. On the beach are 1998 wooden poles standing out and standing quietly on the waves.

Red beach China

The Chinese government has protected the Panjin Red Sea since 1988. Only a small area is open to tourists. Not only is it a popular destination in China, but it is also home to 399 species of wildlife and more than 260 species of birds. Including the crown crane and the red-black gulls are rare and endangered birds.

The Red Sea of Ban Cam is most attractive in September when the area has turned red, creating a poetic and beautiful sky. When the tide recedes and the sea currents decrease, the seaweed carpet is exposed. This entire space, up to 100 km 2, is red, burning a whole autumn field. All create a more spectacular scene than ever. If you plan to visit, make sure you time it to enjoy the full beauty of the Red Sea.

First Image credit Tintori