The pan-jing the Red coast isn't the sandy beach. Instead it is the boggy place covered with reed in one of the biggest areas of the swamp of reed in the world, the Lieokh Delta River. Its colourful though misleading, the name addresses amazing seasonal shades of the coast which is covered with seepweed plant (suaeda salsa). The red coast is located in the county Doa, approximately in 18 miles to the southwest from Pantszin-City, in northeast the Provinces of Liaoning, China.

1. Threats

While the Red coast is usually safe for the tourists visiting it the local fauna and its biodiversity are independently under the threat. There is tension history between protection of boggy places and economically stimulated human activity. The oil field of the house of boggy places Liaohe, one of the biggest oil fields in China and the considerable economic driver for all region Pangjing. Farms of seafood and rice fields compete with fauna for food and the place also. In recent years there were increased efforts made further to protect local ecosystems from recognition that the biodiversity there key for people and animals is identical to pure service and prevention of flooding. Tourists have to take such reasons into account and not try to deviate from the designated wooden way which is intended around the stable principles of ecotourism.

2. Habitat

The red coast of the house to more than 400 types of fauna is also the place of a stop approximately for 250 bird species which annually migrate from East Asia to Australia. About 20 of these bird species are protected, including such endangered types as the Red Crane and Sonder's seagull. Birds are attracted to the nesting opportunities of water flora of area and also numerous fish there that they have supper on. People are also attracted to culinary richness of boggy places as Pangjing enjoys reputation of ‘the earth of fish and rice’. The local crab of a mitten - sensitivity, and local short-grain rice has very high quality. Actually this rice became the designated official rice of Beijing of 2008 the winter Olympic Games. The pan-jing is also distinguished as one of several areas of northern China producing rice where wheat which was more dominating, than in the south.

3. Uniqueness

Most characteristic of the Red coast - the seepweed-covered landscape. While seepweed a plant is characteristic of coastal areas around the world, seepweed of the Red coast distinguishes its color. Its sprouts green in the spring, turn magnificent nephrite at the beginning of summer and blow up in a row shades of consideration, dark red during its peak seasons, since the end of summer in early fall (August-October). Explanations of this show focus on the soil of the alkaline saline soil of area and also the biodiversity congenital to boggy places.

4. Tourism

Since the beginning of 1984 Pantszin-City the Red coast was developed as an ecodestination. This reserve protected from the state includes an unary interval for the public, 6.500-foot wooden pier which allows nondestructive views of its lovely scenery. The first step on the way to the Red coast - Pantszin-City who is available within China by train or the bus. The nearest airports include Shenyang TaoXian International, Dalian ZhouShuiZi International and XiaoLingZi Jinzhou. Several companies in Pangjing offer tours which include bus transportations also. There is also a minibus from Pantszin-City to the Resort of the Red coast from which can sit down on rat-tat, the taxi or the minibus in the area of the Red coast. This last option can demand patience, having exchanged skills and flexibility concerning contact with their drivers.