Mohan Port (Mengla)
A national-level port on the China-Laos border and the entry station of the China-Laos Railway, a key node of the Belt and Road's central pan-Asia line, bordering Luang Namtha, Laos
Visitor info
- Opening hours
- Open all day
- Ticket
- Free (exterior view of port area)
Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.
A national-level port on the China-Laos border and the entry station of the China-Laos Railway, a key node of the Belt and Road's central pan-Asia line, bordering Luang Namtha in Laos; in the port area you can view the national gate and boundary marker from outside, and the China-Laos border residents' mutual-trade zone sells Southeast Asian goods—reachable by self-drive or on a China-Laos Railway train.
Getting there: approx. 3h self-drive from Jinghong, or Mohan Railway Station
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