What are the specialties worth visiting in Zhoushan?

Zhoushan's specialties include hairtail, large yellow croaker, Putuo Buddha tea, Jintang plum, and snail oil.

1, Zhoushan hairtail: it is the first batch of geographical indication seafood in China and one of the four major economic fish in Zhoushan fishing ground.

2. Zhoushan Pseudosciaena crocea: It is the first batch of seafood with geographical indication certification trademark in China. The most famous fish species in Zhoushan fishing ground are golden yellow, rich and elegant, and have the demeanor of a king.

3. Putuo Buddha Tea: It is one of the traditional specialties of Zhoushan. It grows on Foding Mountain, the highest peak of Putuo Mountain, the "Haitian Buddha Country". Its external image is "Biluochun", which is snail-shaped, with green color and bright yellow-green soup color.

4. Jintangmei: refers to the plum produced on Jintang Island in the south of Zhoushan Islands. Looking back, it is said that/kloc-0 has been planted for more than 30 years. That is not only a business card of Jintang Island, but also one of the famous products of Zhoushan Islands.

5. Snail seasoning oil: it is a high-quality traditional product in Zhoushan, with a production history of 1.50 years. It is the only traditional and famous product in Zhoushan City, Zhejiang Province, which is included in the local products of China.

Introduction to Zhoushan

It is a prefecture-level city in Zhejiang Province, located in the northeast of Zhejiang Province, bordering the Pacific Ocean in the east, Xiangshan County in the south, Hangzhou Bay in the west and Shanghai in the north. With a total area of 22,200 square kilometers, up to 2065,438+06, the city has two municipal districts and two counties.