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Yingkou(Chinese: 营口 市/ 營口 市, Pinyin: Yíngkǒu shì) is a coastal city in Manchurian province Liaoning. It is located about 220 km north of Dalian and about 200 km south of the provincial capital Shenyang.

background

After this Peace treaty 1858 Newchwang / Niúzhuāng / Niu-chuang (牛 莊鎮) belonged to the treaty ports to be opened. It soon turns out that the chosen location was not suitable in the long run. The port was moved a good forty kilometers down the course of the Liáohé (遼河) towards the sea. The “new” city is now called Yíngkǒu (營口). The old Niúzhuāng would be in the area of ​​today's city 1 HǎichéngHǎichéng in the Wikipedia encyclopediaHǎichéng in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsHǎichéng (Q1011073) in the Wikidata database (海 城). At the beginning of the 20th century, the Chinese postal administration distinguished the “old” Niúzhuāngchéng (牛莊 城) from the “new” 牛莊. Here became the musician in 1903 Boris Blacher born. After the establishment of Dalian 1898 and a few years later it joined the Trans-Siberian Railway Maritime trade lost its importance here.

In the 4970 km² urban area - about as large as Vorarlberg - More than 2½ million people live. The Zhanqian districts form the actual inner city (Chinese: 站 前 区, Pinyin: Zhànqián qū) and Xīshì (西 市区). The southern part of the latter consisted of extensive salt pans. Rapid expansion of industry and the container port in the Bàyúquān (鮁魚圈 區) district allowed the city to grow. From a purely touristic point of view, little is offered.

The independent cities belonging to Yíngkǒu 2 DashiqiaoDashiqiao in the Wikipedia encyclopediaDashiqiao in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryDashiqiao (Q1171889) in the Wikidata database(Chinese: 大 石橋 市, Pinyin: Dàshíqiáo) and Gaizhou(Chinese: 蓋州市, Pinyin: Gàizhōu) each have around three quarters of a million residents. In the latter region, the "red mountains" are popular for excursions in autumn when the leaves fall.

getting there

The center of Yíngkǒu, the districts of Zhànqián and Xīshì.

By plane

The major international airports of Dalian and Shenyang.

1  Yingkou-Lanqi Airport (營口 蘭 旗 機場, IATA: YKH) (17 km to the city). Yingkou-Lanqi Airport in the Wikipedia encyclopediaYingkou-Lanqi Airport (Q18618966) in the Wikidata database.Regional airport opened in 2016, from which only domestic Chinese destinations are served.

By train

  • Yíngkǒu Central Railway Station (营口 站) Yíngkǒu Central Station in the Wikipedia encyclopediaYíngkǒu Central Station (Q32596172) in the Wikidata database
  • 2  Yíngkǒu East Railway Station (Yingkoudong). Yíngkǒu East Station in the Wikipedia encyclopediaYíngkǒu East Station in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryYíngkǒu East Station (Q8053715) in the Wikidata database.The train station opened in 2012 for the new Harbin-Dalian high-speed line.

By bus

In the street

By boat

There is one twice a week ferry from the South Korean Incheon. It is 27 hours on the road and cost from ab 115,000 one way in 2020.

mobility

Tourist Attractions

Léngyán chán sì with its large pagoda.

The river promenade is a focal point in summer. There you can admire many musicians, singers and dancers on the river promenade, which is connected to a park.

In the west of the city, today part of the 1 Parks Dìchǎn kuàngshí (地產 礦石 園) listed remains of the fortress built in the 1880s, which was supposed to protect China from further foreign penetration, are still preserved. The place was overrun in March 1895 during the first Sino-Japanese war. In the former Russian consulate (1900-1920) there was a school for a long time. There has been a school museum here since 2013.

  • 2  Léngyán chán sì (楞嚴 禪寺, Buddhist temple). Léngyán chán sì in the Wikipedia encyclopediaLéngyán chán sì in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsLéngyán chán sì (Q197411) in the Wikidata database.The temple is pretty much the only sight of national importance.

accommodation

health

The local climate in winter is characterized by the foothills of the Siberian cold. Permafrost prevails from December to February, even if it rarely gets colder than -10 ° C. In summer there are monsoonal influences, so that June and July can be oppressive with daytime temperatures well over 20 ° C, often with over 80% humidity.

Practical advice

trips

literature

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