Dongxing Port is located in Dongxing City, Fangchenggang City. It is connected to Móng Cái in Vietnam via the Beilun River Bridge and currently serves as the main trade channel between China and Vietnam, as well as an essential path for exiting the country.
Nearby attractions include the Great Qing Dynasty’s No. 5 Boundary Marker and Ho Chi Minh Pavilion. Visiting this place to experience the grandeur of the ‘national gateway’ and to immerse in Vietnamese culture is highly recommended.
Dongxing Port exudes solemnity and dignity with the five-star red flag flying high. Below the port stands the Great Qing Dynasty’s No. 5 Boundary Marker. Although it is no longer a true boundary marker with the establishment of Boundary Marker No. 1369, it still holds significant historical value, attracting countless tourists for photo opportunities. On both sides of the street, houses are adorned with the five-star red flag, and many shops sell Vietnamese specialties. Additionally, there are numerous Vietnamese vendors offering snacks and traditional Vietnamese products. Adjacent to Dongxing Port, Ho Chi Minh Pavilion stands as a memorial to the former Chairman of the Vietnamese Labour Party, Ho Chi Minh, and his visit to Dongxing. The port is open all year round, with full-day access.
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