The Yellow River Estuary Ecological Tourism Area

Overview

The Yellow River Estuary Ecological Tourism Area is located in Dongying City, Shandong Province, China. This vast wetland ecosystem is one of the largest and most important wetlands in northern China, known for its diverse wildlife and stunning natural landscapes. The area is a crucial habitat for migratory birds and a vital ecological buffer zone for the Yellow River Delta. Visitors can explore the wetlands, observe wildlife, and learn about the region's unique ecology and conservation efforts.

Advantages

Diverse Wildlife: The wetlands are home to a wide variety of birds, fish, and other wildlife, making it a paradise for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers.
Stunning Natural Landscapes: The area features expansive marshes, reed beds, and tidal flats, providing a serene and picturesque environment.
Educational Value: The tourism area offers educational programs and exhibits that highlight the importance of wetland conservation and the ecological significance of the Yellow River Delta.
Recreational Activities: Visitors can enjoy boat tours, hiking trails, and observation platforms, providing multiple ways to experience the natural beauty of the area.

Ticket Prices

Adult ticket: 60 RMB per person
Student ticket: 30 RMB per person (valid student ID required)
Children under 1.2 meters tall: Free

Opening Hours

Open daily from 08:00 to 17:30.

Preferential Policies

Seniors aged 60 or over can enter for free with a valid ID card.
People with disabilities can enter for free with a disability certificate.
Special discounts may apply during certain festivals or events; please check in advance.

Transportation

Bus: Visitors can take bus line 106 from Dongying City to the Yellow River Estuary Ecological Tourism Area.
Self-driving: Use navigation apps to search for “Yellow River Estuary Ecological Tourism Area” to get detailed directions.
Taxi/Ride-hailing: When using Didi Chuxing or other ride-hailing services, set the destination to “Yellow River Estuary Ecological Tourism Area”.