九龍山國家森林公園，靠近乍浦的海邊，裏面景點比較多，但是歸根結底就是看海，走走海邊的棧道，沒有什麼特別的，但是作為乍浦鎮上唯一一個能稱得上的景區還是可以的，看看大海，吹吹海風，走走停停，總體來說是不錯的，適合一個人來海邊聽聽歌。

九龍山國家森林公園位於金山邊上的嘉興平湖。10元錢的門票，有山，有水還有打傘，性價比無敵。公園依附在杭州灣邊，可以遠眺杭州灣跨海大橋。由於獨特的地理位置關係，裏面還有清朝時期存在的南灣炮台。兩者交相輝映，很好的見證了中國一步步的變強變大。同時這裏也是欣賞日落的好地方，上海周邊的一處超贊小眾景點。

從它里可以看到九龍山的無限風光風格光，雖然說不能窺視風景名勝全貌，但貴，從眼前所擁有所展現的一切，可以感受到九龍山國家蠶杯公布所擁有的盛況。

個人不推薦，10元門票/人，要開車進去，另外再加10元，主要就是沿着海邊棧道走一走，風景比較一般，邊上是个中石化的油庫，景區里的商業已經關了好久，有種廢土的感覺，往裡開還有片公墓，到“網紅”觀景台最近的路就是從公墓停車場的廁所往下走，感覺整個景區沒有發展起來就衰敗了。。。。。。

因為山灣村在拆遷，所以只能從九龍山森林公園的大門進入。票價成人10元，如果開車進入，車輛10元。其實走路進去大概6.7分鐘就可以到達停車場，基本沒必要開車。親子沙灘就是純沙子，不在海邊，沙灘下面是灘涂，很多石頭，感覺帶孩子不方便下去，沙灘沒有沖洗處。需要到上面的公共廁所。沿着濱海棧道，到達孟姜女遺址，就是一塊石頭上庸新漆寫了幾個字。紅樓夢出海處也是一樣的。個人感覺沒有湯山公園和附近的瑞祥寺值得一游。不會再去。

Kowloon Mountain National Forest Park - Nanwan Scenic Area, tickets 10, parking fees 10, not many tourists, the guard let us drive in, first stopped under the Martyrs Monument, after the nearby walk, on the main road of the scenic area, all the way to drive, find a place to park, get off for sightseeing. It's a fine day. It's raining sporadically. It's not in the way. It's a bit heavy on the way. It took four hours to walk around the scenic area at will. Of course, the basic scenic spots have arrived, and it feels good. Jiulongshan National Forest Park, located on the North Bank of Hangzhou Bay, is located in Pinghu City, Jiaxing City, Zhejiang Province, close to the ancient town of Zhapu. There are twenty-four hilltops in the west of Jiulong Shandong Province, 13 kilometers apart. They are a combination of mountain, sea, island and plain water scenery. The town of Chapu, where Jiulongshan is located, is still the birthplace of Empress Dowager Cixi, and some remains remain today. Jiulongshan is located in the cross center of Shanghai-Hangzhou, Suzhou-Ningbo Golden Corridor, with convenient transportation within two or three hours with four major cities. Its seaside has the reputation of "South Beidaihe". A long history, rich resources, quiet environment and pleasant climate have created many landscapes. Qifeng Weishi, Haifog Songtao, has "dangerous, strange, quiet, strange, green" and other unique styles. The whole Jiulong Mountain is divided into seven major areas, including Yashan Scenic Area, Nanwan Scenic Area, Chenshan Scenic Area, Zhongputuo Scenic Area, Dushan Scenic Area and Yishan Camping Area, and Huangshan Holiday Area. Zhongputuo Scenic Area, Yishan Camping Area and Huangshan Holiday Area are collectively called Jiulong Mountain Tourism Holiday Area at the provincial level. Jiulong Mountain is a comprehensive seaside Forest Park which integrates sightseeing, tourism, vacation, summer vacation, leisure, recuperation, sea bathing, forest bathing and scientific research and education. The Park was approved by the former Ministry of Forestry in 1991 and upgraded to an international forest park in 1997. The projects under construction include : Nanwan Scenic Area, Tangshan Park and Jiulongshan Tourist Resort. In Jiulongshan National Forest Park, the most worthwhile area is Nanwan Scenic Area, which is rich in natural and cultural landscape. It is named for the Nanwan Gun Gun, which is known as "the first gun in the world". Tourism in the scenic area is characterized by enjoying forest oxygen bar, visiting historical sites, tasting special seafood and enjoying the scenery of the harbour. The main scenic spots are "Nanwan Fortress, Hulucheng Site,"Dream of Red Mansions" and the sea origin. In commemoration of "Dream of Red Mansions" Haihong Pavilion, Meng Jiangnu Heritage, Zhennu Pavilion, Zoo, Jicui Pavilion, Welcoming Corridor, Huabiao Panlong Pillar Stone carving, Pine Forest Stone Path, Long-distance scenery of cross-sea bridge, seaport scenery, Shanwan Fishing Village, Nanwanfang, Wentao Pavilion and other landscapes built in the past 200 years. Tangshan Park is located on the west side of Nanwan Scenic Area, while Jiulong Mountain Tourist Resort is on the east side of Nanwan Scenic Area. Fig. 1 - "Kowloon archway; Fig. 2 - "Welcoming Corridor; Fig. 3 - "Kowloon Column Stone Carving; Fig. 4 - "Nanwan Fortress; Fig. 5 - "Ships anchored on the beach; Fig. 6 - "Hulucheng Site; Fig. 7 - "Haihong Pavilion built to commemorate "Dream of Red Mansions" from its 200-year journey to the sea; Fig. 8 - "Monument of Dream of Red Mansions to the Sea; Fig. 9 - "Hongloube Buipu; Fig. 10 - "Zhennu Pavilion