Quanhe Port & Tumen River Bridge
圈河口岸
The China–North Korea road crossing to the Rason Special Economic Zone, where the old and new Tumen River bridges stand side by side, making it a photo stop on the way to Fangchuan.
Quanhe Port is China's road border crossing to Rason, North Korea's special economic zone. In front of the port, the old Tumen River Road Bridge, completed in 1936, and the new Tumen River Bridge, completed in 2016, run side by side across the river that forms the border, with Wonjeong-ri in North Korea on the opposite bank. Tour groups heading to Fangchuan usually stop here for about 10 minutes to take photos. The port is a customs zone, so photos are allowed only in designated areas, and you should not photograph duty officers. Entering North Korea requires following the procedures for an authorised travel agency group.
Opening hours
Open during port working hours
Nearby sights
- Jingxin Wetland
- Fangchuan Sand Dune Park
- Zhanggufeng Incident Memorial Hall
- Fangchuan Village
- Fangchuan Scenic Area & Longhu Pavilion
- Tuzipai Boundary Marker
- Hunchun Seafood Street
- Baliancheng Site