Haikou

Haikou is the capital and largest city of Hainan province in southern China. It lies on Hainan Island’s northern coast, across the Qiongzhou Strait from Guangdong.

Hainan: Hainan is a province of southern China centered on Hainan Island and several smaller islands. Haikou is Hainan’s provincial capital and largest city.
Port of Haikou: The Port of Haikou is a complex of harbors serving passenger, freight, and ferry traffic in northern Hainan. Its ferry routes link the island’s capital with mainland China.
Qiongshan: Qiongshan is a historic city and former county-level city incorporated into Haikou in 2003. Its former administrative center and heritage sites became part of Haikou.
Hainan Free Trade Port: The Hainan Free Trade Port is a Chinese policy framework for developing Hainan as an internationally oriented trade and investment hub. Haikou is a major administrative and commercial center within the policy’s island-wide scope.
Sanya: Sanya is a coastal city at the southern end of Hainan Island, known for tourism and resort development. Sanya contrasts with Haikou’s northern location and role as provincial capital.
Hainan Island: Hainan Island is China’s largest island under its administration as an island province. Haikou occupies the island’s northern coast.
Xuwen–Haikou ferry: The Xuwen–Haikou ferry carries passengers and vehicles across the Qiongzhou Strait between Hainan and Guangdong. It is a principal surface connection between Haikou and the mainland.
Qiongzhou: Qiongzhou is a historical name for Hainan and a former administrative region centered on the island. The name survives in local institutions and reflects Haikou’s regional history.
China International Consumer Products Expo: The China International Consumer Products Expo is an annual trade fair held in Hainan for consumer goods and brands. Haikou hosts the expo, bringing international commerce to the provincial capital.
Danzhou: Danzhou is a major city in western Hainan and a regional center on the island’s western coast. Its western regional role differs from Haikou’s island-wide administrative position.

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