Things to do in Gaomi

This is one of the better-developed scenic spots in northern China. Although it's in Gaomi, it's very close to Jiaozhou. The scenery is beautiful during the sorghum harvest season. There are fun interactive games like "Silver Tickets" (a type of traditional Chinese currency). Zhan'ao Village provides most of the emotional value, while the ancient town itself is just average—a modernized ancient town. Zhan'ao Village is very attractive to children, and the sorghum fields are very appealing to middle-aged and elderly people with rural roots. It's a great place to visit with parents and children.

The scenic area is quite large, but the management needs to be improved

Mo Yan's Former Residence - Gaomi, Shandong Mo Yan was born here in 1955 and lived here for about 22 years until he left for the army in 1976. There are five main rooms in the yard, and some old items used by Mo Yan decades ago are placed in the rooms. The east and west wing rooms were demolished after being broken down. Now the yard looks empty except for a stone mill and a few old vats.

Convenient, just scan the code to enter. It's a combined A and B hall, with a single-line design so you don't backtrack… Just follow the signs. At the end of the two halls, there's a free beer area; you can get two. The second one was replaced with hot beer tea, which was also quite nice… At the exit, there's a souvenir shop. The beer mugs were in secure packaging to prevent them from tipping over, so I searched online for the same model from the official flagship store. The mug arrived home before I even got there!

Signal Hill Park is definitely worth a visit. Climbing to the top offers panoramic views of the city, with expansive and soothing scenery. A leisurely stroll is incredibly pleasant. • No need to rush; take your time to climb to the top, feel the breeze, and admire the red-tiled roofs and blue sea – a truly gentle and beautiful sight in Qingdao. • The environment is clean and comfortable, with excellent views. Climbing to the top offers a panoramic view of the city, relaxing and enjoyable, and great value for money. • A place that captures the essence of Qingdao – quiet and beautiful, definitely worth a special trip.

There weren't many people on the Sunday I went, so the experience was great. I could have gone on my favorite rides multiple times. The prices for teenagers were quite reasonable. I hope there will be similar events in the future.

Mount Tai is definitely worth visiting. If you're physically fit, I highly recommend hiking (around 500 meters for a full marathon). If you walk slowly, taking photos along the way, you should be able to reach the summit in about 3.5 hours. If you have a fear of heights, the section near Nantianmen might be a bit tiring. You can take the cable car down the mountain. Prices on the mountain are very reasonable; it's not expensive at all. 4 bottles of water cost 10 yuan. I even brought three bottles of water with me, but it was a waste of money.

It’s worth a day trip to visit laoshan. We had lots of fun and enjoyed the beautiful scenery there.

Absolutely beautiful. The interior features exquisite and unique artwork. The courtyard has a distinctive layout, and the rooms are all unique, reflecting different architectural styles from various countries. Worth a visit.

Explore Gaomi Wansong Garden and encounter the poetic oasis in the city🌳 Some time ago, I plunged into Gaomi Wansong Garden. This wonderful trip really made me want to chat with everyone. As soon as I stepped into Wansong Garden, the fresh air that hit me gave me a warm hug, full of the fragrance of grass and trees, instantly pulling me out of the hustle and bustle of the city. Looking up, the ancient trees in the garden are towering. The pine trees are like majestic guards and faithful recorders of the years, with luxuriant branches and leaves and upright postures. The sun shines through the layers of branches and leaves, casting a ground of fine light and shadow. When the wind blows, the light and shadow sway, as if telling an ancient story. Walking along the winding path, unknown wild flowers on the roadside bloom wantonly, red, yellow, purple, and dotted, adding a bit of playfulness to this green world. Occasionally, there will be a quaint pavilion beside the path. When you are tired, you can sit in it, listen to the birds singing, the rustling of leaves, and feel the breeze. It is very comfortable. There is also a small pond in the park. The water is as clear as a mirror, reflecting the pine trees and pavilions on the shore, like a beautiful ink painting. In the pond, the fish swim freely, occasionally spitting out a few bubbles, breaking the calmness of the water and causing ripples. However, the only drawback is that the signs in the park are not clear enough, and it is easy to get lost when walking on some paths. Moreover, in the peak tourist season, it is difficult to fully enjoy this tranquility when there are many tourists. But overall, Gaomi Wansong Garden is a good place for people to rest their souls. It is hidden in a corner of the city, but it has the tranquility and beauty away from the world. It is a romantic date between nature and the soul. I sincerely recommend everyone to experience it!