Location: Xuwen County
Top Things to do in Xuwen County
Top Restaurants in Xuwen County
- 1. Food Studio (Renaissance Haikou Hotel)
- 2. Yi Jia Yi ShiShang DongBei Cai (RenMin Avenue)
- 3. Qiong Cai Fang (HuaQiao)
- 4. Qiong Cai Wang Mei Shi Cun (Jin Niu Ling Gong Yuan)
- 5. YiHao GongGuan
- 6. Man FuLong Restaurant
- 7. Qiong Cai Wang Mei Shi Cun (Ren Min Avenue)
- 8. HuangJin HaiJing Restaurant XuanZhuan Restaurant
- 9. ZhongXing Lou Roast Duck (Hai Dian)
- 10. He Tang Shui Xie Restaurant (Shang Bang Bai Hui Cheng)
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Top 10 Things to do in Xuwen County, China
Xuwen County in China, from Asia region, is best know for Lighthouses. Discover best things to do in Xuwen County with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Xuwen County
1. Zhanjiang Xuwen Light House Point
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By 亮泽 邓
这片海是国家保护地区，那里的珊瑚各种各样不同的颜色不同的珊瑚，每个景点都有它曾经留下来的故事。就像灯楼塔，它是给人民带来了安全，没有灯楼塔之前不知道多少大船撞上海底巨大的岩石。
2. Yongle Archipelago Scenic
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By A TripAdvisor China Member
上万年之后才有人登陆上去的岛，干净而纯净。在美丽迷人的西沙群岛上
感受沙滩的绵密柔软
聆听海浪诉说的她上万年的故事
沐浴海洋清新的海风
体验群岛独有的游乐设施......
尽兴了一天
身体是否有些疲倦？
没关系
在您一天的欢愉之后
您需要做的
就是回到游轮上
在豪华舒适的客房中
枕着海浪声
在梦中
进入那个专属于您的海洋世界......
3. Xuwen Ancient Port
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By qqqquuuu - Kyoto, Japan
広西自治区・北海から海南省・海口へ長距離バスで行く途中で、フェリーに乗り換える際に、この港を利用しました。日中にフェリーに乗ったので、船からの眺めが良かったです。また利用したいです。
4. Wanlv Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By soh_kien_peng - Singapore, Singapore
I personally do not find Haikou a very touristy place. Wanly Park (or Evergreen Park) never impresses me as an extraordinarily or spectacularly tourist attraction. I don't see any wow factor in this park. To me, it is just another Botanical Garden like that in Singapore but I don't think it has that wide eco-diversity of exotic tropical flora and fauna as that in the Singapore Botanical Garden.
Nevertheless, I find this park of great greenery, a park of well manicured landscape and a cool place for some reflection and relaxation. It is remotely away from the bustling streets of motorcycles and vehicles that horn incessantly and away from the dust and polluted atmosphere of the central district.
There are many benches and seats around the park. While my wife took out her hand phone to watch her Hong Kong drama, I strolled around to explore the park. I like the tranquil and quiet ambience in this park. I watched a group of `aunties' practicing their dance at one corner of the field. The pulsating music and their graceful dance broke the silence atmosphere and draw much attention from the park visitors and the female lead instructor was so patient to guide the steps of the enthusiastic amateurs.
One unique characteristic of most parks in China is that they are filled with many mass activities - dances, orchestra Performances, singing, etc. These healthy entertainment group activities are good avenues for the aged to gather and spend their time fruitfully. It gives me an impression that the participants were self-motivated and the activities were spontaneously organized with little interference from the authority. Well, in Singapore, the loud music probably received complaints for noise pollution.
There are few sculptures studded around the park. Along the walkway, there were statues of some overseas Chinese philanthropists who returned to Hainan to contribute actively to the `rebuilding of the motherland'. I have much respect for philanthropist like Tan Kah Kee who donated generously towards the construction of universities and schools in China.
There is a Children playground and entertainment corner near one of the entrances of the Park. There are shooting galleries, dart board games and entertainment machines for the children to enjoy themselves. The Park is also a very good spacious ground to fly kites and I saw parents enjoying this hobby with their children. This was unique as our Botanical Garden would not have such a spacious area for kite flying.
There is also an eating corner near the children playground and I ordered some Hainan's specialty dishes to try. The food is wonderful. My wife like the Hainan noodles. I also like the unique artistic decoration of one or two of the stalls here.
The picturesque flora decorations outside two of the entrances of the Park were impressive. There is also a row of flora shops outside the entrances of the Park. The flowers sold were uniquely beautiful especially in such winter times.
Nothing touristy, a typical Chinese Park but there is much greenery and fresh air. The admission is free and there are direct public bus that stop right at the entrance of the Park.
5. Baishawan Tourist Area
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By qqqquuuu - Kyoto, Japan
広東省徐聞の白沙湾からフェリーに乗って、海南島に行きました。バスや電車ごとフェリーに乗り込みます。バスの乗客はフェリーのデッキに上がるので外の景色を見れます。しかし電車の乗客は電車の中に閉じ込められるので、外の景色を見れません。私はバスに乗っていたので、外の景色を楽しめました。また行きたいです。
6. Qilou Old Street
Overall Ratings
4 based on 149 reviews
Reviewed By Charlie M - San Diego, California
Woke up early one morning to explore the area before a business meeting, and I was pleasantly surprised. The old Qilou architecture along the street and on neighboring streets is beautifully preserved, giving it a very authentic feel. In addition, despite this being one of Haikou's recognized tourist attractions, the area is still very local. You don't feel at all as if you are visiting an area constructed solely for tourism, which is something you sadly find too often around China. Qilou old street is lined with beautiful old buildings, and is definitely worth a visit if you are interested in seeing distinctive architecture and the local way of life.
7. Coral Conservation Area of Jiaowei
8. Jiari Beach
Overall Ratings
4 based on 91 reviews
Reviewed By brucianna - haikou
Amazing hot spring complex with a 30rmb entrance fee. As for the beach, it's a public beach only a few miles from the port. Not the best Hainan has to offer but definitely the best you'll get going by way of Haikou City Busses.
9. Renmin Park of Haikou
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
10. Shiji Bridge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By brucianna - haikou
And I like Bridges. But, this is just a bridge. A way to go from Haidian Island to downtown. Theoretically there are elevators for you to go up and look at scenery with but they've been closed to the public all 8 years that I've lived in Haikou. So, it's just a bridge. And you can't use it to do anything other than drive.
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