Category: Things to do

The hot springs are located on bin hai da dao which is right next to holiday beach. There are a few outdoor hot springs around Haikou, but this is the only one next to the beach.

Stroll the cobble streets of yesteryear's and take a look around 1940's China. Performers in traditional clothing, vintage street signs and working stores kitted out with classic furniture.

In this episode, Patrick and Jake explore Hainan, Changying Global 100 International Cultural Tourism Resort with an area of over 1000 acres and a...

Driving in Hainan. Follow this travel itinerary for where to go in Hainan. Starting in Hainan's capital, stopping in the historical tourist spot of Puqian, to try some traditional style Hainan foods and then onto the clear water bays of Wenchang.

In episodes 5 & 6, Jake and Patrick head off to Wuzhishan for a Discover Hainan two-part special, in part 1 (episode 5) they...

The food market is located around 800 meters away from Zhong shan lu which is the tourist area of Qi lou old town. The market stretches across some 600 meters and it's best to go early morning if you want the atmosphere.

In this episode of Discover Hainan, Patrick and Jake go to the Haikou Tropical Wildlife Park and Botanical Gardens. Hainan tropical wildlife park and...

Haikou National Geological Volcano Park (火山口地质公园) is located 15 km to the southwest of Haikou and covers an area of 108 km2 it’s a dormant volcano which last erupted some 11,500 years ago. There are 40 different types of volcano in the Geopark and 30 lava caves with the longest lava tunnel running to more than 2000 metres.

If you are coming to Haikou then you really should visit Baishamen park and beach. It's a great place to hang out with family or friends. Whether you are going to relax, going for exercise or just taking the kids out to play.