At Laolongtou on the Bohai Sea coast in Shanhaiguan, the real "thousand piles of snow" roll up

Located 4 kilometers south of Shanhaiguan city, at the eastern end of the Ming Great Wall where it meets the sea, there is a scenic spot called Laolongtou. It is named for the stone city that juts into the sea like a dragon’s head probing the ocean, stirring waves and dancing with the surf. This place boasts a unique natural landscape; when the tide recedes, the snow and ice chunks on the beach resemble natural diamonds, sparkling enchantingly under the sunlight, adding purity and mystery to the shore. When the tide rises and the waves roll in, they stir up the true "thousand piles of snow," creating a spectacular scene that inspires awe at nature’s craftsmanship. Here, you can feel the majestic power of the sea and appreciate the grandeur of the Great Wall. Whether you seek tranquility and relaxation or want to experience a visual feast, Laolongtou is a must-visit spot. Come to the Bohai Sea coast in Shanhaiguan to witness this real "thousand piles of snow" and feel the charm of nature!