Mulan Bay, resembling a triangle in shape, is located at the northern end of Wenchang City in Puqian Town. It is composed of Mulan Head, Mulan Bay, and a vast hinterland of 30 square kilometers, connected to Qi Xing Ridge, and is 49 kilometers away from Haikou City by sea and 90 kilometers by land. The bay features deep waters and calm waves with a rocky seabed, capable of accommodating giant ships weighing tens of thousands of tons. It is 3 nautical miles away from the international shipping route and could be developed into a deep-water port when conditions are ripe.
The hinterland of Mulan Bay is open and gentle, maintaining a good ecological environment. The natural scenery is picturesque, with green lawns resembling a natural golf course. Three kilometers away from Mulan Bay is Mulan Head, which consists of seven independent crescent-shaped beaches, a bizarre rock area, and an approximately 6 square kilometer sharp triangular landmass.
On the southern tip of Mulan Bay stands a lighthouse with an elevation of 97.2 meters, which is considered the tallest in Asia. The lighthouse itself stands at a height of 74.2 meters and is visible to ships within a 24 nautical mile range along the coast. To the west of the ridge lies a pebble beach, where peculiarly shaped giant stones are scattered across the silvery white sand, smooth and round, presenting a thousand different forms. From a high vantage point, the waves crashing against the shore are a spectacular sight. To the east of the ridge, there is a continuous stretch of beach with loose white sand and clear seawater, making it a natural seaside bathing area. The entire area is open all year round and available 24/7, with specific business hours subject to daily opening conditions.






