Where is Anaya?

Anaya is located in the Gold Coast of Changli County, Qinhuangdao City, Hebei Province, and travels along the Beidaihe exit of Beijing-Shenyang Expressway (coastal highway) towards the Gold Coast.

It is 380km from Beijing, 243km from Tianjin and 46 1 km from Shenyang. The location is excellent. Anaya Gold Coast Community is a coastal leisure and holiday community with rich resources. It is a global tourist attraction of China's northern coastal resources.

Anaya is a coastal tourism and holiday complex community with all resources (non-tourist attractions). The community has seaside scenery known as the northern Maldives, a beach bar, the most lonely library in the world and the most romantic seaside auditorium.

Anaya is located in the first-line beach of Qinhuangdao Gold Coast, 247 kilometers away from Beijing, 200 kilometers away from Tianjin, 92 kilometers away from Tangshan and 45 kilometers away from downtown Qinhuangdao. The traffic around the project extends in all directions. Beidaihe Railway Station has nearly 20 trains to and from Beijing every day, and it takes about 2 hours to arrive.

Recommended main attractions in Anaya:

1, lonely library

Anaya Lonely Library is Anaya's first symbolic spiritual carrier. This two-story gray building stands alone on the beach in Beihai, and is called the lonely library. The library was designed by architect Dong Gong. The main idea of design is to explore the relationship between the boundary of space, the activity of body, the change of light atmosphere, the circulation of air and the scenery of the ocean. The library has also become a cherished activity place for community residents and tourists, and also a place for community reading space and cultural and artistic activities.

2. Auditorium

The Anaya Auditorium is only 300 meters away from the lonely library. It's a white building, staring at the library in gray and white. Both of them are the spiritual highlands of Anaya, which makes people calm down and feel nature and self at the seaside.

Seen from the air, the auditorium is like a white sailboat, ready to sail to the sea. When visitors enter the auditorium, all the light they can see and feel is the natural light that seeps into the room from the gap between the walls. Under the intersection of different angles and light intensities, the interior looks dark and deep, which is especially suitable for meditation and thinking. The auditorium has also become a venue for community concerts and art exhibitions, and it is a cultural and artistic space full of a sense of ceremony.