Things to do Haikou

If you are coming to Haikou then you really should visit Baishamen park, it’s a great place to hang out with family or friends. Whether you are going to relax, go for exercise or take the kids out to play.

Evergreen park is the largest park in the city and is one of four major parks in Haikou, first opening its gates on the 3rd January 1996. The park sits adjacent to Guomao.

People’s Park is situated pretty centrally within Haikou city. The park is free to enter and will take around 2-3 hours to walk around its 350 acres.

There are 150 seafood retail stalls, 88 seafood processing stalls, 40 speciality food stalls, 3 medium-sized single-family boutiques and 7

Small trinkets, old Chinese comic books, records, exotic herbal medicines and enough agarwood to build a barn. The antique market

The menu at Coconut House mainly consists of drinks and snacks made from fruits. One of the primary ingredients used

Qi lou snack street is perhaps the most famous snack street in all of Haikou. It is located right next to

Winding streets lined with classic arcade architecture is the heart and soul of Haikou. Old Town is home to some

The market is best visited during early mornings and usually dies off around 11am. It’s one of the oldest markets

The Mei she river Feng Xiang wetland park covers an area of around 200 acres and is capable of treating

The hot springs are located on bin hai da dao which is right next to holiday beach. There are a

Located around 15km to the south-west of Haikou city, next to the volcano park lie the 72 caves and Rong

The Temple of the five lords also more commonly known as “Temple of the Five Officials” is a memorial shrine

It’s not a large zoo-like London, New York or Dublin but a nice, small, well maintained, well worth a visit

Located in the Xiuing district of Haikou the fort was constructed in the 17th year of Emperor Guangxu’s reign (1891)

Stroll the cobble streets of yesteryear’s and take a look around 1940’s China. Performers in traditional clothing, vintage street signs

Hainan tropical wildlife park and botanical garden covers an area of about 5,000 acres and is located on the outskirts

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’d like to know more about Hainan, its unique culture, history and people then step inside the Hainan Museum,