What are the ports of entry in Hainan?

The ports of entry in Hainan include Haikou Port, Sanya Port, Yangpu Port, Yulin Port, Chishui Port, Basuo Port, Qinglan Port, Puqian Port, Xincun Port, Tanmen Port and Longwan Port. Hainan, referred to as Qiong, is the provincial capital of Haikou, a special economic zone, and a free trade pilot zone. It is located in southern China. It is bounded by the Qiongzhou Strait to the north, Guangxi and Vietnam to the west, the Beibu Gulf to the west, the South China Sea to the east, and Taiwan to the southeast. To the south, it borders the Philippines, Brunei, and Malaysia in the South China Sea.

Introduction to Hainan

Hainan Province is the largest tropical treasure land in the country, with a total land area of ??3.5187 million hectares, accounting for 42.4% of the country’s tropical land area. Hainan It is rich in animal and plant medicinal resources and is known as a natural medicine storehouse. There are about 2,000 kinds of plants that can be used as medicine.

Hainan Island is an ideal natural salt field. On the arc-shaped area of ??hundreds of miles from Sanya to the eastern coast, many harbors and tidal flats can dry salt. Hainan is rich in tourism resources and highly distinctive. Coastal landscapes, islands, rare birds and animals, volcanoes, revolutionary memorial sites, etc. all have unique tourism value.

Hainan Island is low and flat on all sides and high in the middle, with Wuzhi Mountain and Yingge Ridge as the core of the uplift, gradually descending toward the periphery. Mountains, hills, mesas, and plains form an annular layered landform with an obvious ladder structure.

These mountains are roughly divided into three major mountain ranges. The Wuzhishan Mountain Range is located in the central part of Hainan Island, with the main peak at an altitude of 1867.1 meters. It is the highest mountain in Hainan Island. The Yinggeling Mountains is located in the northwest of Wuzhi Mountain, with the main peak at an altitude of 1811.6 meters. rice.