A century of Lüshunkou, a century of naval port

👍 Most recommended: A century-old Lüshunkou, a century-old naval port. Lüshun Naval Port was one of the world's most famous military fortresses at the time, along with Pearl Harbor in the United States, Yokosuka Naval Port in Japan, Vladivostok Naval Port in Russia, and Portsmouth Naval Port in the United Kingdom, known as the world's five major naval ports. ✅ Must experience: Naval Port Park Scenic Area 💰 Average spending per person: Ticket price 30 yuan, senior and student ticket 15 yuan 📍 Detailed address: Lüshun Naval Port, located at the southwestern tip of the Liaodong Peninsula, on the northern shore of the Yellow Sea. To the north of the naval port is Baiyu Mountain, with the port facing south. To the east is Huangjin Mountain, and to the west is the Laohuwei Peninsula. 🌟 Highlights and features: Lüshunkou is the gateway to Beijing and Tianjin, the throat of the Bohai Sea. Two mountains stand opposite each other, forming an approximately 300-meter-wide outlet to the sea, with the narrowest part being only a 91-meter channel, creating a natural barrier. It has the momentum of 'one man guarding the pass, ten thousand cannot get through.' At the same time, it blocks the wind and waves from the open sea, making the harbor calm and free from freezing and silting. Additionally, Laotieshan and Baiyu Mountain add extra outer protection. ❤ Recommended reason: Lüshun Naval Port is one of the important landmarks of Lüshunkou. It has witnessed the vicissitudes of modern Chinese history. Here, the century-old historical changes and the magnificent scenery of the naval port reflect each other, witnessing half of China's history and leaving a deep impression on people.