Qionghai

Baishi Ridge, which stands 326 metres above sea level, is the highest land formation in Qionghai. There is an old Buddhist temple near the summit.

This was the site of the Battle of Coconut Village (1927), the first battle of the Chinese Civil War to take place on Hainan Island. There is a monument and a small museum at the site.

A cultural park that aims to educate visitors about the history and culture of the Wanquan River region. There are statues of famous figures such as Madam Xian, a famous 6th century female military leader from Guangdong who is credited with bringing an end to the uprisings that had plagued the island since it became part of the Chinese empire. There is also a small Buddhist temple and a folk museum about the daily lives of local farmers and residents.

Dedicated of course to the famous Red Detachment of Women, a Red Army affiliated detachment of female soldiers who fought the Nationalists during the Chinese Civil War. There is a small museum in the middle of the park. Other sights in the park include a mural and an assortment of disused military equipment.

A statue representing a member of the Red Detachment of Women. The statue may not be particularly impressive (there's a bigger one at the memorial park). Nonetheless it's probably the most recognizable landmark in downtown Qionghai.