Port of Tianjin, Major port in Northern China
The Port of Tianjin is the largest port in Northern China and the main maritime gateway to Beijing.
The port was established during the reign of the Tang Dynasty, around 1400 years ago.
It plays a significant role in the cultural exchange between China and other countries due to its strategic location.
The port is well connected with major highways and railways, facilitating easy transportation.
It's one of the fastest growing ports in the world, handling over 500 million tonnes of cargo annually.
Location: Binhai New Area
Website: ptacn.com
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