Laotieshan Lighthouse, Lighthouse in China
The Laotieshan Lighthouse is an active beacon guiding vessels in the Yellow Sea.
Built in 1893, it represents over a century of navigational history.
Being an iconic structure, the lighthouse is part of local maritime culture.
Located at the southernmost tip of the Liaodong Peninsula, it's crucial for safe navigation.
It is one of the oldest lighthouses in China, projecting its legacy to the modern era.
Inception: 1893
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The Laotieshan Lighthouse is an active beacon guiding vessels in the Yellow Sea.
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