I surprisingly found a "snow mountain" in Sanya

🏠Yinggehai Salt Field: A free and less-known scenic spot. It doesn't have the spectacular view of the salt lakes in the northwest, but it's quite down-to-earth. ✅Some small details are quite story-telling~ ⚠️After all, it's a free spot and there's not much human intervention, so the reviews from travelers are mixed. But if you're driving by, you can stop by for a visit. There's no need to come all the way here just for this. 🚶Tour route reference: ✅The park is very simple. There's a small exhibition hall at the entrance, introducing the history of salt production. ✅Then, with the railway as the center line, there are salt pools on both sides. Due to different light reactions, the colors of the salt pools are also different: white, yellow-brown, earthy pink. Observing these changes is quite interesting. ✅At the end, there are the old train and salt field, which still have a sense of historical vicissitudes. This is also where many people take photos. The effect is better on sunny days~ 🎫Fee: Free admission 🅿️Parking: 5 yuan