Bayuquan

Chunhua Seafood Restaurant is the most renowned local eatery, offering affordable and delicious seafood. However, there are numerous unscrupulous restaurants in the area that often trigger disputes with tourists. Taxis frequently overcharge passengers without using official meters.

Bayuquan District, also officially named Yingkou Economic and Technological Development Zone (shortened as Yingkou Development Zone), serves as an administrative division while the development zone refers to its economic functional zone.

Located on the Bohai coast in the central Liaodong Peninsula, Bayuquan District sits 50 kilometers south of downtown Yingkou, 210 kilometers south of Shenyang and 170 kilometers north of Dalian. Covering a total area of 268 square kilometers, it is hailed as the "Pearl of the Bohai Sea" and the "Little Yalong Bay of Northern China". In 2009, its regional GDP reached 30.4 billion yuan, with a per capita GDP of 8,941 US dollars.

The tourist zones of Yingkou Development Zone provide a full spectrum of catering, accommodation, transportation, sightseeing, shopping and entertainment services for visitors of all budgets. Here you can find blue seas, clear skies, golden beaches, green mountains, hot springs and ancient relics, alongside fishing villages and fruit orchards. It allows you to immerse yourself in nature and experience unique tourism featuring mountains, sea, forests and hot springs.

Suitable for visits all year round. It has four distinct seasons with synchronized rainfall and high temperatures, mild weather, moderate precipitation and abundant sunshine, boasting favorable climatic conditions. Nevertheless, disastrous weather such as hail, heavy rain, drought and strong winds occurs occasionally.