The ‘ancient village ruins’ is a landscape of ‘underwater ancient villages’ created by a rare major earthquake that occurred on the northeast coast of Hainan more than 300 years ago. In this mysterious ‘ancient village ruins’, diving underwater, one can see a scene of broken walls and ruins. Basalt stone coffins, tombstones, stone wells, and rice milling stones are arranged in an orderly manner. Sea urchins and sea cucumbers are attached to them. Sea flies, shellfish, and corals grow on stone walls and stone door sills. All kinds of fish swim around. This ‘ancient village’ covers an area of more than 1,000 square meters. This project is mainly diving in the nearshore sea area, mainly for viewing coral reef groups and ancient village landscapes. One can freely dive in areas with dense and diverse corals.
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