Boundary Monument No.5 in the Great Qing Dynasty大清国五号界碑

It is also a free attraction, just beside the Dongxing Port of Fangcheng Port, where many people take pictures and punch cards, and there are many small vendors selling goods from Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand.

The border pillar of Daqing is located at Dongxing Port, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, opposite Mang Street, behind Ho Chi Minh Pavilion, on the left is Dongxing Tuen Mun Hotel. The location is excellent, you can come here for a while.

This border pillar of the Great Qing Dynasty is set up by the Qing Dynasty Chinzhou Zhixian County, and is also the boundary line with the two countries of China and Vietnam. The surrounding traffic is convenient. On the right is the Guomen Hotel at Dongxing Port. In front is the wall of the two countries. The opposite wall is the market of Mang Market in Vietnam. Behind the monument is the Ho Chi Minh Pavilion. The port is well worth a visit with a lot of traffic

Historical and cultural scenery, stop by Jintan, parents like this kind of historical and cultural attractions. I didn't ask for tickets, 10 yuan parking fee, the feeling of visiting a seaside park, the inner road walked in and went wrong, just follow the navigation. It took half an hour to watch it, and it was nice to see it by passing by.

Dongxing City, Fangchenggang City, Guangxi, is the starting point of the land border and the end of the coastline from the clockwise direction of the mainland of China. Dongxing Port is a port bordering Vietnam. There are two Qing Dynasty Qinzhou boundaries reserved here, which are the No. 1 and No. 5 boundary markers of the Qing Dynasty. It looks awe-inspiring, with a strong historical atmosphere. It’s a pity that we haven’t kept many of these historical things