Are there any interesting places in Yingkou?

Moon Lake Tourist Area, Chishan Mountain, Wanger Mountain, Qinglong Mountain, West Fort Site, etc.

Moon Lake Tourist Area, Chishan Mountain, Wanger Mountain, Qinglong Mountain, West Fort Site, etc.

1. Moon Lake Tourist Area: It is a national 4A-level tourist area, located in the south of Yingkou Economic and Technological Development Zone on the Bohai Sea, in the city center and adjacent to Liaodong Bay in the west. It is a large-scale comprehensive tourist attraction integrating entertainment, leisure, culture, catering, sightseeing, fitness and vacation.

2. Chishan: Located in the east of wan fu zhen, gaizhou city, at the junction of Luotun Township and Kuangdonggou Township. It is 40 kilometers away from gaizhou city and 75 kilometers away from Yingkou. Covering an area of more than 20 square kilometers, it was one of the famous mountains in Liaodong as early as the early Tang Dynasty and a famous Taoist mountain in southern Liaoning in the Qing Dynasty.

3. Wanger Mountain: Wanger Mountain, located two kilometers east of Xiong Yue, has steep peaks and rises from the ground. 82 meters high, altitude 106 meters. There is a Tibetan blue brick tower on the top of the mountain, named Wang Erta, which was built in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. From a distance, it looks like a mother standing on the top of a mountain watching the sea day and night, hoping that her distant son will return.

4. Qinglong Mountain: Located in Chentun Town, gaizhou city, it is a famous summer resort. The total area of Qinglong Mountain is not large, but the pines and cypresses, strange rocks, wild flowers and wild fruits, and Luming Literature birds on the mountain are beautiful and wise, just like a huge bonsai naturally formed.

5. West Fort Site: Located on the east bank of Liaohekou in the west of Yingkou City, 3 kilometers away from the city center. It is like a senior border guard standing on the coast of the Bohai Sea, guarding the coastal areas of the motherland day and night. Xibao was built in the eighth year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1882) and completed in the fourteenth year of Guangxu (1888).