Lingshui: A Blend of Nature and Culture
Lingshui Li Autonomous County in southeastern Hainan is home to the Li, Han, and Miao peoples, offering a rich cultural experience. Its tropical crops and marine resources add to its charm. Must-visit attractions include the Lingshui Nanwan Peninsula Macaque Reserve, Diaoluoshan National Forest Park, Fengguoshan Waterfall, and the old Soviet Government Site. Don’t miss the unique local cuisine, a highlight of any visit.
Sanya: Paradise by the Sea
Sanya is one of China’s most renowned coastal cities, featuring stunning beaches and diverse water sports. Explore the lush rainforests, visit the iconic 108-meter Nanshan Guanyin Statue, or discover the legend of Luhuitou. Tianya Haijiao is perfect for romantic moments, while Yalong Bay and Haitang Bay boast luxury resorts. Fresh seafood and tropical fruits make dining here a delightful experience.
Haikou: A Cultural Capital
As Hainan’s capital, Haikou offers a mix of natural beauty and historical charm. Stroll through coconut groves, mangroves, and volcanic parks, or explore the historical arcades and the Temple of the Five Lords. Visit Mission Hills Movie Town to step into the past with scenes from “Back to 1942”. It’s an excellent spot for photography and experiencing Haikou’s evolution over a century.
