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Introduction to Qinzhou Longmen Islands

The Longmen Islands are formed by more than 100 islands of various sizes embedded in the sea of ??Qinzhou Bay in Qinzhou City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region with an area of ??about 50 square kilometers. The scenic area is surrounded by mountains and rivers, with complicated and confusing scenery, unique and beautiful scenery, and enjoys the reputation of "Penglai in the South". It is mainly composed of scenic spots such as Xiandao Park, Qizhujing, Maoweihai, Longmen Island, Yagong Mountain, Qingcaitou, Green Island, Wumagui Cao and other attractions. Longmen Island is the largest island in the Longmen Islands and is the seat of Longmen Town. It has a population of more than 8,000 people, most of whom make a living by fishing. It is a famous fishing town. In the 1960s, embankments were built to connect it to the mainland, making it accessible to cars. Longmen Island is located at the exit of Maowei Sea and has been a battleground for military strategists of all ages. During the Republic of China, Shen Baofan, the commander of Guangzhou's river defense, was stationed here. The island still preserves the ruins of the fort built in the Qing Dynasty and the "General Building" built in the Republic of China.

The Longmen Islands Tourist Area is located at the southern end of the beautiful Maowei Sea, about 25 kilometers away from Qinzhou City. The main attractions include Xiandao Park, Qizhujing, Maoweihai, Longmen Island, Yagong Mountain, Qingcaitou, Green Island, Wumagui Cao and other scenic spots. It is a comprehensive eco-tourism resort integrating natural landscapes and cultural landscapes.