Located at the southeastern tip of Pingtan Island, the 68-Nautical-Mile Scenic Area faces the Taiwan Straits and lies just 68 nautical miles in a straight line from Taiwan Island, making it the closest point on the Chinese mainland to Taiwan Island. Embraced by the sea and mountains, the scenic area boasts breathtaking coastal views, with landmarks such as Concentric Window, Longing for Reunion Rock and the Eye of the Straits scattered along the shoreline, blending natural beauty with deep cross-Straits sentiment.

Strolling along the coast and gazing across the Taiwan Straits, visitors are greeted by vast blue waters that carry a profound sense of nostalgia and longing for reunion. More than just a scenic destination, the area stands as a symbolic landmark of emotional bonds across the Straits and one of the most iconic attractions on Pingtan Island, China's second international tourism island.