The Hun River estuary is known for its picturesque scenery

The Hun River estuary is located at the border of Liaoning and Jilin provinces, not only marking the boundary between the two provinces but also serving as the frontier between China and North Korea, creating the unique spectacle of 'stepping across two countries and converging three realms in one place'. The Hun River is characterized by its winding course and abundant water flow, with plentiful precipitation within its basin, hence a wealth of hydrological resources. At the Hun River estuary, the Hun River converges with the Yalu River, forming a magnificent natural landscape. Standing at the estuary, one can witness the spectacular confluence of the two rivers at a glance: the clear and transparent waters of the Yalu River on one side, and the deep and passionate waters of the Hun River on the other, offering a unique and enchanting view. Visitors can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the confluence of the Hun River and the Yalu River, experience the unique coastal charm of the Northeast region, and the distinctive allure of the China-North Korea border. Continuing from the Hun River estuary, one can also reach Ji'an in Jilin, known as the 'Little Jiangnan of the Northeast', to experience exotic cultures and the beauty of landscapes, finding one's own joy and rewards here.