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Hunchun Port Cluster

Hunchun is the city with the densest concentration of border ports to Russia and North Korea in Northeast China: the China–Russia Hunchun–Makhalino railway port and the Changlingzi highway port, plus the Quanhe port facing Rajin and the Shatuozi port facing Kyongwon in North Korea — multiple ports of entry coexist here.

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Opening hours
All day
Ticket
Free (viewing from outside)

Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.

Hunchun is the city with the densest concentration of border ports to Russia and North Korea in Northeast China: the China–Russia Hunchun–Makhalino railway port and the Changlingzi highway port, plus the Quanhe port facing Rajin and the Shatuozi port facing Kyongwon in North Korea — multiple ports of entry coexist here; since the visa-free policy for group tours to Russia took effect, family trips from the Russian Far East via Hunchun have become routine, earning it the name "port city of China, Russia and North Korea".

Getting there: self-drive, south of downtown

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