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Boao Lotus Mound

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The Lotus Mound is located in the middle of the Wanquan River. Legend has it that long ago, a dragon turtle stirred up trouble here, bringing disaster to the local people. Upon hearing the news, Guanyin (the Goddess of Mercy) stepped onto a lotus and rushed over from the South Sea. After seventy-two rounds of magical combat with the dragon turtle, she finally subdued it and forbade it from causing any more trouble. She then removed her lotus throne and rode away on the turtle. The discarded lotus throne is what we now call…

Boao Lotus Mound

The Lotus Mound is located in the middle of the Wanquan River. Legend has it that long ago, a dragon turtle stirred up trouble here, bringing disaster to the local people. Upon hearing the news, Guanyin (the Goddess of Mercy) stepped onto a lotus and rushed over from the South Sea. After seventy-two rounds of magical combat with the dragon turtle, she finally subdued it and forbade it from causing any more trouble. She then removed her lotus throne and rode away on the turtle. The discarded lotus throne is what we now call the Lotus Mound.

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Near Provincial Highway 219

Boao Town: Boao is one of Hainan’s renowned “Top Ten Cultural Towns.” It boasts beautiful natural scenery and profound cultural heritage, integrating rivers, lakes, the sea, mountain foothills, and islands, as well as the finest resources such as coconut groves, beaches, unique rocks, hot springs, and pastoral landscapes. It is hailed as “the most perfectly preserved natural estuary in the world” and is home to the Yudai Beach (Jade Belt Beach) natural wonder, which holds a Guinness World Record. As the permanent host of the prestigious “Boao Forum for Asia,” it has become the dynamic “Heart of Asia.” It is also famous as a “Hometown of Overseas Chinese” and a charming “Paradise Town.”

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