Longmen Port Town
龙门港镇
An ancient fishing port town at the mouth of the Maowei Sea, home to fishing rafts serving seafood, fort ruins, and the pier for Seventy-Two Jing boat tours.
Longmen Port Town lies on Longmen Island within the Seventy-Two Jing islands. Since ancient times it has been the gateway to Qinzhou. In the Qing dynasty a garrison was stationed here, and it still has fort ruins and old temples. Today it is famous as a fishing port and for its seafood. You can eat raw oysters, sand worms, and prawns on fishing rafts, and the evening return of the fishing boats gives a lively glimpse of local life. It pairs well with a Seventy-Two Jing boat tour. It is about 40 minutes by car from downtown Qinzhou.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Seventy-Two Jing Islets
- Maowei Sea Mangroves
- Malan Island
- Liu Yongfu's Former Residence (Sanxuan Hall)
- Qinzhou Old Street (Zhongshan Road Arcades)
- Nixing Pottery Art Museum
- Feng Zicai's Former Residence
- Sanniang Bay