Connected Island: Beauty of Yeli Island

#islands Yeli Island This is an island park. A fairly long pedestrian bridge leads to it. There is a road around the island where you can walk, run, ride bicycles or rent a bike cabin. It's like a bicycle rickshaw, but you'll have to drive it yourself. There may be another person next to the driver. The cabin is designed for four people. Of course, we took such a bike cabin, and before we had traveled a kilometer, it broke down. So it's good that there were a lot of us, some sitting inside, others pushing. It didn't spoil our good mood — it just made us feel better. There is a rather wild park in the middle of the island. There is also an Opera Hall on the island, which looks like a pearl shell. It is currently under reconstruction. Personally, I really liked the skeleton. We were there in the evening. A lot of people are running (there are special tracks for this), riding bicycles, just walking. Entry by car to the island is prohibited. The entrance to the park is free. There are no cafes and stalls in the park, but coconuts were sold at the entrance to the bridge. The Opera House in Zhuhai, China, on Yeli Island has already become a new attraction in the region. Two curved translucent structures resembling seashells give the building a unique look. Located on the banks of the Zhujiang River, the theater includes a hall with 1.5 thousand seats, a multifunctional hall with 550 seats and an open-air theater for 350 people. There are also a big number of restaurants and cafes surrounding the Zhuhai Opera Theater. Delicious food and fresh breeze from the sea with stunning views make people come back here again and again. Overall, it was a good trip in such a nice place.