4.7/5
M78***53I loved it! It was incredibly thrilling. The 200 yuan was definitely worth it for going up the mountain; it really saved me a lot of energy going up. It's for the brave! I highly recommend taking the cable car halfway up and then taking the bus down the other half.
4.6/5
E27***18A very beautiful garden, worth visiting multiple times. Baotu Spring is spectacular, and the Li Qingzhao Memorial Hall and Li Kuchan Memorial Hall are also worth visiting. What's most impressive is how incredibly clear the water is!
4.8/5
_We***56I experienced a role-playing game that seamlessly blended gameplay with a virtual tour. It allowed me to immerse myself in the history of the Qingdao Brewery while also witnessing its modern development. It was a fantastic experience, highly recommended!
44.6/5
家在辽北Laoshan Scenic Area, a famous 5A-level scenic spot in Qingdao, boasts a history of over 2,000 years. It is said to have been established during the Western Han Dynasty and is considered the premier mountain by the sea. For first-time visitors to Laoshan with limited time, I personally recommend the Taiqing route. It offers both mountain and sea views, as well as opportunities to visit Taoist temples. The Yangkou route takes an hour each way by bus, and the Jufeng route is too strenuous, making it not worthwhile. The experience of standing on the mountain and overlooking the sea via bus and cable car is truly breathtaking, with huge waves constantly crashing against the shore. While the Taiqing route offers bus and cable car services, it still requires considerable physical exertion. After getting off the cable car, you'll follow a mountain path to Mingxia Cave, and then descend along the same path, passing Shangqing Palace. The entire journey takes approximately 2.5 hours. The descent is strenuous, and there are no cable cars or sedan chairs available; you'll have to rely on your own willpower. However, the scenery along the way is quite beautiful and worth the trip. Overall, Laoshan is a highly recommended 5A-level scenic area. It truly lives up to its reputation. If you have enough time while traveling in Qingdao, you should definitely come here to see the mountains and the sea. It's a really good choice.
54.6/5
M30***11Liugong Island is quite large, but management needs improvement. The park's transportation was a bit chaotic. They said it was windy that day, so the return ferry was moved up a lot of the time, which made the trip less enjoyable. They also didn't get a partial refund on the tickets.
64.6/5
Anonymous userThe view of the sea from the mountaintop is especially beautiful. There are also many seagulls to feed nearby, and people in Hanfu (traditional Han clothing) can take photos with you. The sunset view from the Zhenyang Gate city wall is also beautiful, although it gets quite cold in winter. Overall, it was a very nice experience.
74.6/5
M88***07Family, you absolutely can't miss the Underwater World when you come to Qingdao, especially that nearly 100-meter-long underwater tunnel! It's really amazing! Tickets are available now! Here's a guide for you: Copy Ticket Purchase Guide Tickets can be purchased in advance through the official WeChat account or major travel platforms. A general admission ticket is 170 yuan, with student discounts available. There might be queues at the ticket counter, so buying in advance is much more convenient. Itinerary We recommend starting with the Dreamy Jellyfish Palace, where the colorful jellyfish under the lights create a dreamlike scene, perfect for taking photos. Next, head to the Seal Pavilion to see the adorable seals. Now for the highlights: the Marine Life Pavilion and Whale Pavilion have many precious specimens, where you can learn a lot about the ocean. Then, there's the incredible underwater tunnel! Stretching nearly 100 meters, walking in feels like being surrounded by fish from every angle, with sharks, turtles, and rays swimming right beside you—the feeling is indescribable. It's also a great place for taking photos; even a simple shot on the escalator has a great atmosphere. Finally, head to the freshwater aquarium to see some unique freshwater creatures. Show Times: Don't forget to check the times for the mermaid show and the shark and human show; they're spectacular. Arrive half an hour early to secure a good front-row seat.
84.6/5M30***98A perfect place to spend the weekend with kids, featuring all sorts of marine animals that children love. The staff are incredibly welcoming, and there's plenty of delicious food available. The kids especially enjoyed the marine show. We'll definitely come back!!!
94.6/5Anonymous userIt was a pleasant surprise. I visited the Confucius Temple and Confucius Mansion on the first day, but I was a bit tired, so I didn't go to the Confucius Cemetery. I thought my combined ticket for the three Confucius sites would be invalid on the second day, but on a whim, I opened the QR code on the combined ticket, and it was still valid for entry, which was a pleasant surprise.
104.7/5
Free༦Thousand Buddha Mountain in Jinan: - Rich in Historical and Cultural Heritage: Thousand Buddha Mountain is one of Jinan's three major scenic spots, a blend of various cultures including the culture of Emperor Shun and Buddhism. Xingguo Temple, built in the Sui Dynasty, and Wanfo Cave, housing over 2,800 Buddhist statues from the Sui to Qing Dynasties, are located on the mountain. Lishan Academy is a Taoist architectural complex. This unique coexistence of Buddhism and Taoism allows visitors to experience a profound historical and cultural atmosphere. - Combining Natural Landscapes with Urban Scenery: At 285 meters above sea level, Thousand Buddha Mountain is not particularly high, but from the summit, one can enjoy a 360° panoramic view of Jinan, including attractions such as Daming Lake and Baotu Spring. The scenery of "half city mountains, half city lakes" is captivating. In autumn, the mountain is ablaze with red leaves, reflecting against the ancient temples, creating a picturesque scene.
Partial adjustment of entry routes at Mount Tai Scenic Area
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