Dalian 104 Guided Missile Chaser

The Dalian 104 Guided Missile Chaser is a decommissioned warship that now serves as a floating museum, permanently moored at Hutan Bay in the Zhongshan District. Visitors can step aboard to explore the vessel's decks, bridge, and living quarters, getting a sense of daily life for sailors during the Cold War era. The ship is relatively compact, allowing for a self-guided tour that takes you through its missile launchers, anti-aircraft guns, and radar systems. The bay setting provides pleasant sea views, and the ship is often less crowded than other Dalian attractions, making for a relaxed visit. The experience is particularly appealing to military enthusiasts and those interested in naval history, as the 104 was once an active part of China's coastal defense fleet.

不容错过

• Explore the bridge and see the original navigation equipment
• View the missile launchers and anti-aircraft guns on deck
• Walk through the crew's living quarters and galley
• See the engine room and learn about propulsion systems
• Enjoy panoramic views of Hutan Bay from the ship's upper decks

适合

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如何到达

行前须知

• Allow at least 1.5 hours to fully explore all areas of the ship.
• Wear comfortable shoes with good grip, as decks can be slippery.
• Photography is allowed, but some interior areas may have restrictions.
• Check the weather forecast; the ship can be windy and cold in winter.

历史背景

Commissioned in the 1950s, the 104 was a Soviet-designed guided missile chaser that served in the Chinese People's Liberation Army Navy. After decades of service, it was retired and converted into a museum, opening to the public as a permanent exhibit at Hutan Bay.