Discover Hainan’s Stunning Coastline
Relax on pristine beaches like Yalong Bay and Wuzhizhou Island, perfect for sunbathing, snorkeling, and diving. Capture breathtaking sunsets amidst coconut palms or explore the Yinggehai Salt Flats for a historical touch.
Hike Volcanic Landscapes
Explore the dramatic scenery of Leiqiong Global Geopark or scale Wuzhishan for incredible panoramic views and volcanic formations.
Visit the Iconic Nanshan Temple
Admire the majestic 108-meter Statue of Guanyin while enjoying serene sea views and tranquil temple grounds.
Explore the Yanoda Rainforest
Immerse yourself in lush greenery, cascading waterfalls, and thrilling canopy walks at Yanoda Rainforest Cultural Tourism Zone.
Experience Li and Miao Traditions
Discover the rich heritage of the Li and Miao communities through cultural performances, traditional crafts, and village tours at Bing Lang Gu.
Celebrate the International Coconut Festival
Join the March festivities featuring parades, live performances, and exciting coconut-themed activities.
Dance to the Beats of Sanya International Music Festival
Enjoy a mix of international and local music performances at this annual event held in vibrant Sanya.
Savor Hainanese Cuisine
Delight in Hainanese Chicken Rice, fresh seafood, and coconut desserts, showcasing the island’s unique culinary culture.
Shop for Pearls and Souvenirs
Browse Sanya and Haikou’s pearl markets or shop for coconut products, handicrafts, and local treasures at bustling markets.
Stroll Down Haikou’s Historic Streets
Visit the colonial-style arcades of Haikou’s Portico Streets, offering local snacks, souvenirs, and a glimpse into the island’s history.
Capture Memories at Tianya Haijiao
Visit the famous “End of the Earth” for stunning coastal views and iconic photo opportunities.
Relax in Volcanic Hot Springs
Unwind in mineral-rich hot springs at Guantanghui or Nantian, renowned for their therapeutic properties.
Soak at Mount Qixian Hot Springs
Surround yourself with tropical forest scenery while enjoying the soothing waters of Mount Qixian Hot Springs National Forest Park.
