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Jiangxin Island is located in the middle reaches of Oujiang River, north of Wenzhou city, with a total area of about 70,000 square meters. It is long from east to west and narrow from north to south. It is one of the four famous islands in China.
Jiangxin Island, rich in historical sites and cultural attractions, is a shining pearl on the Oujiang River and has long been known as the "Penglai of the Oujiang River." Famous poets throughout history, including Li Bai, Du Fu, Meng Haoran, Han Yu, Xie Lingyun, Lu You, and Wen Tianxiang, have all left their mark on Jiangxin Island.
The ten scenic spots of Jiangxin Island that have been passed down for hundreds of years, such as the misty rain in the spring city, the moonlight on the Oujiang River, the rhythm of the tide in Menglou, the returning sails in the distant harbor, the fishing lights on the sandbank, the bamboo breeze in the pagoda courtyard, the fragrance of the Haiyan Spring, the setting sun in Cuiwei, the morning glow in Haidian, and the snow shadow in Luofu, make tourists linger.
Jiangxin Island has a mid-subtropical monsoon climate with suitable temperatures throughout the year, making it suitable for travel.
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Jiangxin Island is a historic and scenic spot in Wenzhou, known for its cultural heritage, temples, and natural beauty along the Ou River.
Located in the Ou River in Wenzhou city. Accessible by local ferry, taxi, or bus from Wenzhou city center; walking is recommended for island exploration.
Open 7:30–18:00. Spring and autumn are ideal for comfortable weather and clear views.
Entry fee around 20–30 CNY; tickets can be bought online or at the ferry/entrance.
Booking is optional; recommended 1–2 days ahead during holidays or weekends.
2–4 hours is sufficient for main sights and walking paths.
Guided tours mostly in Chinese; limited English-language guides are occasionally available.
Riverside piers, temple courtyards, and island bridges offer excellent photo opportunities.
Start from the ferry dock, visit main temples, stroll gardens, enjoy riverside paths, and return via scenic walkways.
Night visits are limited; occasional evening illuminations at temples may be available.
Less crowded on weekdays and mornings; weekends and holidays can be busy.
Restrooms, small cafes, snack stalls, benches, and souvenir shops are available.
Paths are mostly flat; suitable for children and elderly; wheelchair access limited in some areas.
Mobile payments widely accepted; carrying cash is recommended for small vendors.
Limited vegetarian and halal options; some local eateries offer vegetarian meals.
Yes; traditional handicrafts, temple-themed items, and local snacks.
Taxi, bus, or private car to Wenzhou city center or nearby attractions; ferry returns for scenic route.
