Haikou Day Tours to Wugong Temple, Qilou Old Street & Volcano Park

Yes, Hainan Volcanic Park has designated resting areas and pavilions along the main paths. Public restrooms are available near the entrance and at key viewing points. There are also small shops selling drinks and snacks within the park.

At the traditional teahouse, you can enjoy authentic Hainanese snacks such as Wenchang chicken rice, Hainan rice noodles (Helefen), various dim sum, and local tea. The teahouse offers a relaxed atmosphere to savor these local flavors.

Wugong Temple involves moderate walking on paved paths through the temple complex. However, there are some steps and uneven surfaces in certain areas, which may present challenges for wheelchair users or visitors with limited mobility.

Late afternoon or early evening is often the most vibrant time to visit Qilou Old Street. The temperatures are cooler, the buildings are beautifully lit, and the street comes alive with locals and visitors. It's perfect for shopping, dining, and soaking in the atmosphere.

Yes, especially at Qilou Old Street, where you'll find various shops selling local handicrafts, souvenirs, and specialty foods. Wugong Temple may also have a small shop selling cultural items. The volcanic park typically has shops offering geological souvenirs and local snacks.

The tour operates rain or shine. In case of rain, we recommend bringing an umbrella or raincoat. Some areas of the volcanic park are covered, and Wugong Temple has indoor halls. Qilou Old Street's arcades provide shelter, allowing you to continue exploring.

Lunch is not included in the tour package, allowing you the freedom to choose. There are dining options inside the volcanic park serving local Hainanese cuisine and simple Chinese dishes. Your driver can also recommend restaurants based on your preferences.

Approximately: 2.5-3 hours at Hainan Volcanic Park (including some walking time), 1-1.5 hours at Wugong Temple, and 1.5-2 hours of free time at Qilou Old Street. These times are flexible and can be adjusted based on the group's pace and interests.

Major attractions like Wugong Temple and Hainan Volcanic Park have some English signage. However, for a more in-depth understanding of the history and geology, we recommend hiring an English-speaking guide or using a translation app to enhance your experience.

You will be picked up directly from your Haikou hotel at 9:00 AM in a private vehicle. After the tour concludes at Qilou Old Street, you will be dropped back at your hotel. Alternatively, you can choose to be dropped off in the city center if you wish to continue exploring on your own.

While Qilou Old Street and Wugong Temple are relatively accessible, Hainan Volcanic Park involves some walking and climbing on uneven terrain, which may be challenging for those with knee problems or limited mobility. Please consider this and consult with us if you have specific concerns.

The itinerary has a general structure to cover all highlights, but there is some flexibility during the free time at Qilou Old Street. If you wish to spend more time shopping, you can do so during that period. Major timing adjustments should be discussed with your driver at the start of the tour.

The Qilou (arcade) buildings combine Southern Chinese architectural styles with influences from Southeast Asia and Europe. The covered walkways provide shade from the sun and shelter from rain, while the upper floors often feature intricate balconies and decorative elements, reflecting the prosperity of returned overseas Chinese in the early 20th century.

Wugong Temple is a place of cultural respect. While not strictly a active religious temple for many visitors, it's appropriate to speak quietly, avoid touching artifacts, and refrain from inappropriate photography, especially of statues or in prayer areas. Dressing modestly is also appreciated.