The scenic area is quite large with many photo spots. There's the No. 41 boundary marker (representing China), and you can also visit historical gate buildings to learn about the port's development. The fifth-floor observation deck requires walking; there's no elevator, so it's quite tiring. If you want to climb the observation tower for panoramic views of the Three Kingdoms period, buying a combo ticket is more cost-effective! Also, those traveling with elderly people or young children should consider buying tickets for the mini-train, especially on inclement weather, as walking can be quite strenuous. There are many shops inside; just browse around.