No. 1 Boundary Monument of the Qing Dynasty

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Plan the No. 1 Boundary Monument of the Qing Dynasty near Dongxing with Zhushan Village, G219 zero-kilometer marker, border-photo cautions, transport, and short-stop tips.

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Quick Facts
Ticket
Free public landmark area in general; parking or nearby services may charge separately.
Hours
Open landmark area; visit in daylight for visibility, photos, and easier transport.
Transport
No direct metro; use self-drive or taxi from Dongxing city toward Zhushan Village (竹山村)
Duration
30-60 minutes
Best Time
Clear daylight hours and cooler coastal weather
Visitors
All ages
How to Visit
1

Treat it as a short border-landmark stop in Zhushan Village

The No. 1 Boundary Monument of the Qing Dynasty works best as a 30-60 minute stop, not a half-day attraction. It is in the Zhushan area of Dongxing, near the Beilun River estuary, and fits well with Dongxing Port, Zhushan Village, and the G219 zero-kilometer marker.

Tip:Its value is strongest when it is part of a wider Dongxing border route.
2

Visit in daylight

The monument area is generally free to visit, and daylight is much better for seeing the stone, nearby square, and coastline. Going at night is not very useful because photos and visibility are weaker.

Tip:Daylight also makes rural-road access and return transport easier.
3

Combine it with nearby landmarks

Besides the monument itself, add the G219 zero-kilometer marker, Shanhai Xianglian Landmark Square, Zhushan Old Street, and the Beilun River estuary area if time allows. This makes the stop more complete than taking only one monument photo.

Tip:Nearby landmarks turn a very short stop into a more useful historical and geographic visit.
4

Use self-drive or a short taxi ride from Dongxing

From central Dongxing, self-drive or taxi is the easiest option. Public transport toward Zhushan can work, but leave extra time for waiting. If you ride an e-bike, watch rural roads, traffic, and lighting after dark.

Tip:Transport planning matters because the monument is quieter and less central than the port area.
Highlights
  • The site is meaningful because it marks the border geography where the China-Vietnam land boundary meets China's mainland coastline.
  • The monument carries late-Qing border-demarcation history, making it worthwhile for travelers interested in history and border geography.
  • The G219 zero-kilometer marker and Shanhai Xianglian Landmark Square add more context to this short stop.
  • Zhushan Village is quieter than Dongxing Port and works well as a historical add-on in a half-day border route.
  • This is a small attraction; its value is historical meaning, not large-scale scenery or entertainment.
Insider Tips

The monument may be protected by barriers or a cover, so do not touch, climb, or cross barriers for photos.

Do not make a special round trip from Fangchenggang city only for the monument; combine it with Dongxing Port, Friendship Park, or Zhushan Village.

Parking is usually manageable by car, but still allow time during holidays.

The seaside and open square can be sunny, so bring a hat or sun protection even for a short stop.

Be careful with photos in border areas, and avoid photographing controlled facilities or duty areas.

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