
3 Days in Yingkou
Three days split the 1861 treaty-port old street and 1882 fort with the crescent sands and 60-metre Bayu Princess at Bayuquan, ending at Wang'er Mountain.
Quick Answer
Is 3 days enough for Yingkou?
3 days covers Yingkou's top highlights but you'll move fast. Add 2 days if you want a slower pace or a day trip.
Source: NihaoVisit Yingkou guide
3-day Yingkou itinerary at a glance
Use our full Yingkou travel guide as the base and adapt it to 3 days. Keep the city's three signature attractions as the backbone; fill the rest with neighborhood walks, food markets, and an easy day trip.
Treaty port, fort & temple
Yingkou opened to trade in 1861, the first port of the northeast; the 1882-built Xipaotai was shelled again in 1895, and the 1920s Lengyan Temple closes the loop downtown.

- yingkou liaohe old street
- yingkou xipaotai fort
- yingkou lengyan temple
Bayuquan coast
About 20 minutes south by HSR, the 60-metre Bayu Princess statue watches a crescent of sand that fills with swimmers from June to September; Moon Lake's rides sit next door.

- yingkou shanhai square
- yingkou moon lake park
Wang'er Mountain & departure
The mother-and-son legend gave the hill its watchtower; since 1995 a mothers' festival climbs it every May — then the HSR from Bayuquan station home.

- yingkou wanger mountain
Budget for 3 days in Yingkou
| Tier | Per day | 3 days total |
|---|---|---|
| Backpacker | USD $50–$80 | USD $150–$240 |
| Mid-range | USD $100–$200 | USD $300–$600 |
| Luxury | USD $300+ | USD $900+ |
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