Wangfujiao Park

This is also a must-see attraction on Long Island. ～ Wangfu Reef was originally cloudy at the intersection of the north and south of Long Island. It turned out to be sunny... Because it was a bit late, I didn’t go to the nearest place to see it from a distance. It’s still a bit of a “Wangfu” look.

There are various stones and bonsais, and there are good quality terraces

Wangfu Reef is located at the southern end of the Liandao Bridge, which is connected to the northern Changshan Island. Crossing the bridge is the northern Changshan Island. It is legendary that there is a year of 28th lunar month. A fisherman was forced to go to sea to fish, and he suddenly encountered the wind and waves and never returned. His wife, who has been married for more than a year, was devastated. All day holding the child who is not satisfied with the month standing by the sea, hoping that one day a miracle will occur, her husband can return safely. But after many years, her relatives did not return, but she became a still stone statue standing there! There are many crabs under the reef, the children's favorite, the head is quite big! The scenery is charming, the sky is blue, and the sea is clear! How can you see such a sky in Taiyuan! The children caught crabs, and the wife went to the highest point. This cliff name is very cool-Shengxian Cliff! Very beautiful, there is absolutely no more beautiful sea in Shandong than here!

Wangfu Reef Park. Tickets 45 yuan/person. This is a park that integrates the legends of islands, reefs, beaches and peaks. It takes 2 and a half hours to visit the park. After walking along the coast, you have to climb the mountain to the top of the mountain viewing platform to watch the scenery of Long Island on the sea, and you can see the vast sea and the wind and sails. In the park, a reef is shaped like a woman wearing a scarf and holding a baby in her arms. It seems to be waiting for her husband to return, so it is called "Wangfu Reef". Wangfu Reef is actually a natural stone, not artificially carved, formed by shale and quartz rocks alternately stacked.

No need to come, the scenic spot has been closed for more than two years