Old Dragon Head (Laolongtou)

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Old Dragon Head (Laolongtou) is the dramatic eastern end of the Great Wall of China, where the fortification extends into the Bohai Sea near Shanhaiguan.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Great Wall section
fortification
historic site
tourist attraction
access open to the public
alternateName Laolongtou
Laolongtou Great Wall
architecturalStyle Ming Dynasty military architecture
builtUnder Ming Dynasty
linked to: Ming dynasty
builtUnderEmperor Emperor Hongwu
linked to: Hongwu Emperor

Emperor Yongle
linked to: Yongle Emperor
category Great Wall tourist site
linked to: Great Wall of China

coastal fortification
constructionPeriod Ming Dynasty
linked to: Ming dynasty
country China
feature Great Wall extending into the sea
beacon tower
sea-facing ramparts
stone and brick battlements
watchtowers
function border fortification
coastal defense
hasPart Chenghai Tower
Jinglu Beacon Tower
Ming Dynasty wall section
Nereus Temple
Sea Stone City
Wanghai Tower
hasView Bohai Sea coastline
linked to: Laizhou Bay

Shanhaiguan Pass area
linked to: Shanhaiguan Pass
heritageStatus protected cultural relic of China
locatedIn Hebei Province
linked to: Hebei

Qinhuangdao
Shanhaiguan District NERFINISHED
locatedNear Shanhaiguan Pass
Shanhaiguan town
linked to: Qinhuangdao
locatedOnWaterbody Bohai Sea
material brick
rammed earth (in some sections)
stone
nearbyCity Qinhuangdao
partOf Great Wall of China
province Hebei
region North China
significance easternmost end of the Ming Great Wall on the sea
symbolic starting point of the Great Wall
tourismActivity historical tours
photography
sightseeing

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Shanhaiguan Pass connectedTo Old Dragon Head (Laolongtou)
Qinhuangdao hasTouristAttraction Laolongtou (Old Dragon Head)
linked to: Old Dragon Head (Laolongtou)