Is there a place called Yungang in China?

There is no Yungang, there is Lianyungang.

Lianyungang, referred to as "Lian", was called "Haizhou" in ancient times, and is a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Jiangsu Province. Because it faces Liandao and leans against Yuntai Mountain, and because of Lianyungang Port, it was named Lianyungang.

Lianyungang is located on the eastern coast of mainland China, on the northern flank of the Yangtze River Delta, in the northeastern part of Jiangsu Province, at the junction of the Shandong hills and the Huaibei Plain. It faces the Yellow Sea to the east and faces North Korea, South Korea and Japan across the sea; it is adjacent to Linyi City in Shandong Province and Xuzhou City in Jiangsu Province to the west, Suqian City, Huai'an City and Yancheng City in Jiangsu Province to the south, and Rizhao City in Shandong Province to the north.

Lianyungang is one of the first 14 coastal open cities in China, one of China's top ten happy cities, a central city for Jiangsu's coastal development, a national innovative city pilot city, a national east-central-west regional cooperation demonstration zone, and a long-term development center. A member of the triangular regional economic integration, the cultural birthplace of "Flowers in the Mirror" and "Journey to the West", the Eastern Bridgehead of the New Eurasian Continental Bridge, the first node city of the New Eurasian Continental Bridge Economic Corridor, the Eastern Bridgehead of the Silk Road Economic Belt, and international A port city and one of the top ten seaports in China.

Lianyungang combines "sea" (Liandao Beach), "ancient" (Haizhou Ancient City, Minzhu Road Old Street, Lianyun Old Street, Liuchao Street), and "god" (Huaguo Mountain) , "You" (Yuntai Mountain on the sea), "Qi" (Fishing Bay), and "Quan" (East China Sea Hot Spring) are integrated into one. It is a city where mountains, sea, harbor and city are dependent on each other. It is known as "the first scenic spot in the East China Sea".

Lianyungang City is located in the transition zone between the warm temperate zone and the subtropical zone. It has four distinct seasons, pleasant cold and heat, sufficient sunlight and moderate rainfall. The climate type is humid monsoon climate. Jiangsu Province has the most sunshine and wind energy resources and is also one of the best areas.

In 2013, at the 27th Hong Kong International Travel Fair, Lianyungang won the title of "China's Top Ten Best Environmental Tourism Cities", ranking third.