Hainan Guide is offered here to introduce you things to do and what to see in this island. Situated in the north of Hainan Island, Haikou is separated from Guangdong Province by only 15 miles and faces Qiongshan City and Chengmai County to the south and southwest, respectively. The Hainan Island has a coastal line of 1,580 kilometers, and it enjoys a tropical monsoon climate and is frost-free all year round. Its natural beauty has gained a good reputation among the visitors and has been widely known around the world. Hainan Island has the same white, sandy beaches and pure blue waters of Hawaii. The blue clear sea and fresh air, the island is covered with beautiful tropical plants has earned Hainan the title of "China's Hawaii". Hainan is a multinational region, and there the ethnic villages of Li and Miao are very typical. The hospitable villagers will treat you to traditional food as well as wonderful singing and dancing performances. There are many famous places to see, such as Wugong Temple (Five Officials Memorial Temple), the scenic spot of Tianya Haijiao (Remotest End of the Earth and Corner of the Ocean), Dadong River and the Yalong Bay in Sanya City.