📜 The Old Dragon's Head is the eastern starting point of the Great Wall of China, where it meets the Bohai Sea.
🔍 Built during the Ming Dynasty, this strategic military fort resembles a dragon dipping its head into the water.

Why Go

🌊 Witness the majestic Great Wall extending into the sea
📜 Explore a historic military fort from the Ming Dynasty
🌅 Enjoy breathtaking views and sunrises from Chenghai Building
🚶 Walk directly onto the ancient wall structure over the Bohai Sea
✨ Experience a national 5A-level scenic spot with historical and entertainment value

Why Avoid

⚠️ Roads can be narrow and crowded, potentially challenging for very young or old visitors
💰 The associated "palace" or art museum may be overpriced and lack direct relevance to the Great Wall

Tips

🗣️ Consider hiring a tour guide for a deeper understanding of its history
☀️ Summer visits offer cool breezes and comfortable sightseeing
🚆 Easily accessible by high-speed train and local bus from Beijing
🏖️ Allow extra time for beach activities

Cost

💰 Ticket price 50 yuan, 80 yuan if the palace is included.

Hours

🕒 Daily, 7:00 AM–5:00 PM.

Restrictions

🚫 No pets allowed.

Recommended Sightseeing Time

⏳ 2–3 hours.

Address

📍 No.1, Longhai Road, Qinhuangdao City.