Scenic Corridor (Fengjing Langdao)
The Fengjing Scenic Corridor lies within the Red Beach Wetland Resort and is known as the world's red coastline. The corridor is ideal for self-drive trips or cycling,…
Scenic Corridor (Fengjing Langdao), Western Liaoning
Key facts
- Admission
- From ¥108 (free for children under 6 years old/under 1.3 m; free for ages 70 and over, half price for ages 60-69; half price for students; free for military personnel/police officers/journalists/people with disabilities, etc.)
- Opening hours
- 08:30-17:30
- Time needed
- 3-5 hours
- Getting there
- Take a bus from Panjin city center or drive to Binhai Avenue, Zhaoquanhe Town, Dawa District
- Guidebook rating
- 3 / 5
From China Self Guided Travel 2025, page 2264. Open in Google Maps
About Scenic Corridor (Fengjing Langdao)
The Fengjing Scenic Corridor lies within the Red Beach Wetland Resort and is known as the world's red coastline. The corridor is ideal for self-drive trips or cycling, and the scenery along the way is beautiful and romantic. Highlights include Reed Sea Trails, Oilfield Landscapes, Years Inn, and the Covered Bridge of Dreams of Love.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Scenic Corridor (Fengjing Langdao) cost?
Admission to Scenic Corridor (Fengjing Langdao) is From ¥108 (free for children under 6 years old/under 1.3 m; free for ages 70 and over, half price for ages 60-69; half price for students; free for military personnel/police officers/journalists/people with disabilities, etc.), as listed in the 2025 guidebook. Prices can change; check the official channel before you go.
What are the opening hours of Scenic Corridor (Fengjing Langdao)?
Scenic Corridor (Fengjing Langdao) is open 08:30-17:30.
How do I get to Scenic Corridor (Fengjing Langdao)?
Take a bus from Panjin city center or drive to Binhai Avenue, Zhaoquanhe Town, Dawa District
How long should I spend at Scenic Corridor (Fengjing Langdao)?
Plan on 3-5 hours for Scenic Corridor (Fengjing Langdao).
Where is Scenic Corridor (Fengjing Langdao)?
Scenic Corridor (Fengjing Langdao) is in Western Liaoning, Liaoning Province, in the Northeast of China. Binhai Avenue, Zhaoquanhe Town, Dawa District, Panjin City, Liaoning Province
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