Things to do in Laiyang

Turn right from Laiyang Railway Station and you will find the urban and rural bus stop. Take the bus from Laiyang to Xuefang and get off at Jingangkou Village or just tell the driver to get off at Laiyang Cretaceous National Geopark. The ticket price is 4 yuan. It is a short walk inside and you will see the main monument opposite. You can learn a lot about dinosaurs, see animal and plant fossils, and watch the explanations in the movie. The scenery is nice and the environment is beautiful.

Definitely a great experience. We took the cable car from yangkou and hike down. Tried the 618 bus to Taiqing. But the day went pass very quickly we do not have enough time to hike to tai ping gong. Hence we took a didi back to town. A gentle reminder that you need to purchase the sight seeing bus separately if you didn't purchase it at first. The hike and view was nice. The cave mitian is the highlight but it was very crowded during my trip. Need to queue inside the cave in order to pass. It is a 1 way road. Which wasn't exactly a good experience.

The Qingdao Beer Museum is divided into Halls A and B, showcasing the beer production process and assembly line, and demonstrating the beer culture that has flourished in Qingdao. The museum's architecture is historically significant and beautiful, perfect for taking photos. You can also taste authentic Qingdao beer inside. It's definitely worth the trip.

A must-visit in Weihai! The boat trip to the island is incredibly pleasant, with a refreshing sea breeze and opportunities to feed seagulls on the deck. The island boasts lush black pine forests and stunning mountain and sea views. The Sino-Japanese War Museum, the Naval Headquarters, and the Dingyuan warship are all significant sites, brimming with historical significance. I highly recommend renting an audio guide and taking your time exploring; it's well worth spending most of the day there.

I came here based on online recommendations. It was quite crowded. The spiral staircase at the top offers a wide view, but it costs 10 yuan to go up. There wasn't anything particularly amazing about it, but the restrooms were fairly clean.

This small, pet-friendly scenic area is generally safe for pets, except for museums where they are not allowed. There's even a petting zoo. Small dogs can ride the cable car. So, we had a great experience. The scenic area also has many classic viewpoints, such as the dividing line between the Yellow Sea and the Bohai Sea, the Heart-Shaped Cliff, and Penglai Pavilion. It's a pity we couldn't walk the Tianheng Mountain Plank Road due to our mobility issues, which was a small regret. Both dogs and people have difficulty climbing the stairs. Overall, however, the scenic area is quite nice, and the staff are very friendly to pets. We also consciously abide by the park rules and promptly clean up any litter left by our dogs. We hope that this positive cycle of responsible pet owners and pet-friendly scenic areas will continue to develop.

Standing at the city gate, you can overlook the entire ancient city, and the Catholic church in the distance is also clearly visible. Overall, the scenery is acceptable. However, the service attitude and awareness of the ancient city staff need to be improved, as soft services are an important aspect of the tourism industry.

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.

A top choice for family outings! The environment is clean, the layout is well-planned, and there are plenty of rest areas. Kids are completely captivated; they can see adorable marine animals and learn about the ocean. Great value for money, we'll definitely come again.

I came here because of its reputation, and the environment is indeed very nice. It's quite close to the beach and has parking. There are many European-style buildings inside, some are restaurants, some are creative shops, some are photography studios, and there are also banks, theaters, art galleries, etc. If you just want to see the scenery, a stroll around would take one or two hours, depending heavily on the weather; good sunshine makes for great photos. The creative shops are also worth browsing. It's a very relaxing place, but I didn't have time to visit anything else. Judging from the overall design, the night view should be amazing. If you want to take a small boat, just let them know in advance, otherwise the driver won't point out the camera location, and the photos won't be good.