Lushunkou scenic spot

Lushun Port is located at the southernmost end of Liaodong Peninsula, adjacent to the Yellow Sea in the East and Bohai Sea in the west, facing Shandong Peninsula across the sea in the South and Dalian in the north. There is a world-famous natural ice free port in Lushun Port, which is the sea gateway of Beijing and Tianjin and the natural barrier of Northeast China.

Lushun Port is the sea port formed by the confrontation of two mountains, so it is also called "SHIZIKOU". Today, the sea looks quiet and magnificent, but there are many heavy histories behind it. The Beiyang navy was set up here, the gunfire of Sino Japanese Sino Japanese War of 1894-1895 was also heard, and the smoke of Japanese Russian war was also filled.

Today, Lvshunkou is not only a scenic spot, but also a witness of history and national humiliation. Only when we set foot on the land in person can we feel the history and bitterness behind Lushunkou.

Address: Lushunkou District, Dalian (south end of Liaodong Peninsula)

Longitude: 121.264941

Latitude: 38.793838

Tour time: 1 hour

Transportation information: Train: the branch line from Dalian to Lushun has a total length of 61 kilometers. It has a history of nearly 100 years since it was put into operation in 1903. This "centenary line" used to operate two round-trip trains: n129 / n130 and 6331 / 6332. It has been out of service in 2014.

Bus: you can take the station north square - Lushun special line to the scenic spot, get on from Beijing Street Station in Dalian, and get off at Huangjin Street station. After that, you can change to Lvshunkou No.13 to Huangjinshan guest house station, get off the bus and go west for one kilometer. You can also take a taxi at huangjinjie station

Ticket information: Free

Opening hours: all day