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| Laohutan |
Dalian Laohutan Ocean Park Pole-Aquarium, as the largest in the world and the only one of its kind in China, it has the most species of marine living beings and polar animals and it offers the truest experience in the polar region.
The Pole-Aquarium has been invested totally 470,000,000RMB, covering and area of 20,000 square meters with a construction area of 36,000 square meters. The building has two floors, divided into 5 sections, namely, Large Polar Animals, Polar Experience, Animal Knowledge, Mysterious Ocean world, and Polar Animal Performance. |
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| Bangcui Island |
Bangcui Island is located at the east part of Binhai Road, about 9 kilometers to downtown area. From 1950’s, there were some CPC conferences holding in Dalian. And the heads of the central leadership has been to work or inspection visits to Dalian. So Dalian built a hotel at here from 1959 to 1960. Our respectable Premier Zhou Enlai, Zhu De, chairman Liu Shaoqi, Marshal Ye Jianying and Hua Guofeng, Hu Bangyao, Deng Xiaoping, Jiang Zemin lived here. Bangcui Island hotel is the only state hotel in DalianThe hotel covers 87 hectares and a building area of 42,137 square meters. There is a standard golf courses, tennis courts, swimming pool, bowling alley and other modern recreational facilities. |
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Dalian saint Asia sea world |
It was once the only underwater tunnel aquarium in China and boasts the longest acrylic tunnel (118 meters) throughout Asia. A moving level passage guides tourists through the transparent tunnel to experiences the mysterious underwater life. Right beside you are over 200 kinds of rare fish from around the world. It also has a warship model exhibition, a touch zone with ocean beasties, and a doodle room for kids.
The most exciting experience involves watching divers feeding the sharks. |
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| amusement park |
Invested by the Dalian Hai Chang Group and Serik Petroleum, Singapore, the entire
project
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constructed on a 470,000 square meters water front property. The park is
designed RPVA
Design, Inc. and will be operated by the well experience Korea Samsung Ever land management
team. Which makes kingdoms of discovery, an international themed amusement park. |
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| City Garden |
Dalian is renowned for its honor as a "City Garden", while in the city there is a place called "Back Garden of Dalian"--the Golden Pebble Beach National Tourist Resort.
China State Government approved the Resort in 1992, and in 2001, it was ranked as a 4A national tourist attraction. It can also be called a 4 "S" resort -- a resort with elements of "Sea", "Shine", "Sand" and "Stone". For the last unfamiliar element, one would be surprised at the figure and color of exotic rocks here along the seaside--according to geological experts, it is a typical glacial epoch sea karsts physiognomy.
The Resort covers a land area of 62 km2, maritime space 58 km2, and is 58 km away from downtown Dalian. |
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| Xinghai Square |
Xinghai Square was erected in 1997 to commemorate the reversion of Hong Kong. It sits at the center of the Xinghai business district. The design of the square combines Chinese tradition and modern concepts: A tall, straight and pure-white marble ornamental column stands at the pivot of the square, ranking the largest across the country. The column is 19.97 meters high, with a 1.997 diameter, indicating that it was built in the year HK returned to the motherland. The base of the column has 8 carved dragons, and the arch is carved with another huge dragon, implying that Chinese are descendants of the dragon. |
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| Lushun |
Lushun is situated on the southern tip of Liaoning Peninsula, at the narrowest point of Bohai Gulf and takes the ocean gateway to Tianjin and Beijing. Lushun had long been a strategic location for military operations. Some 100 years ago, around 1900, it was the site of a key battle during the Sino-Japanese Jiawu War and a major battle point in the Russo-Japanese War later. Now the smoke of gunpowder and flames of war have faded away, a mass of war sites are left in the peaceful land. It is even called "a half volume of China's modern history".
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