Qinhuangdao tourist attractions map

Qinhuangdao, referred to as Qin, is a municipality under the jurisdiction of Hebei Province, one of the first coastal open cities in China, and an important foreign trade port in the north. Located in North China, northeastern Hebei Province, it borders the Bohai Sea to the south, Yanshan Mountain to the north, Huludao to the east, Tangshan to the west, and Chengde to the north. It is in the center of the Bohai Rim Economic Circle and is the junction of the two major economic zones of Northeast China and North China. It has The world's largest energy export port - Qinhuangdao Port. Qinhuangdao is named after Qin Shihuang sought immortality and stayed there. It co-organized the 1990 Beijing Asian Games and the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. It is the only city in China that has co-organized the Olympic Games and the Asian Games.

Qinhuangdao is also the second batch of low-carbon pilot cities in China; the first batch of national smart pilot cities; one of the top 200 charming cities with Chinese characteristics in 2012; one of the top ten best leisure cities; and the first batch of national smart cities. A demonstration city for the construction of barrier-free facilities; one of the top 20 happiest cities in China, ranking first among prefecture-level cities.