Where to go for the May Day holiday? Let's meet at Jinan's Baotu Spring

⛲️ The ultimate guide to Baotu Spring‼️ Baotu Spring truly deserves its reputation as the number one spring under heaven; it's indescribably beautiful, and no matter the season or whether it's sunrise or sunset, the views are always exceptional! The glass-like water really sets it apart from the rest! Here's the guide I've put together: ⛲️ Baotu Spring address: No. 1 Baotuquan South Road, Lixia District, Jinan City 🚪 Opening hours: 07:00-19:00 🎟️ Ticket purchase: Tickets can be purchased on-site for 40 yuan/person Students 20 yuan/person And there's a benefit for college students – they get in for free! Ticket purchase method one You can download the 369 Travel app to apply for a Changyou Card, which allows you to take public transport in Jinan and enjoy free entry to attractions as a college student, which is super cool! Remember to bring your student ID; you can enter directly with the Changyou Card. Staff will check your student ID at the ticket gate, and if you forget to bring it, you can also show proof from the Student Information Network. Of course, if it's not too crowded on the day, you can also buy tickets on the spot. ⌚️ Recommended visiting time: About an hour or more. I didn't finish the whole tour; I probably walked about half of it and entered and exited through different gates. It's a pretty big park with many small attractions and lots of little springs, but personally, I think focusing on Baotu Spring is enough – you must go!!! Photography tips: You can take pictures of Baotu Spring from different angles for some absolutely stunning shots! It's also great for taking turns with friends to snap pictures. The key is to find a spot with good lighting, get the right angle, and keep clicking away for some fantastic photos! Baotu Spring can get quite crowded, so find your desired spot and you can take plenty of pictures. Try to keep your actions natural and lively. If you go in the afternoon, you can also catch the sunset like I did – it's incredibly beautiful. If you have enough time, take a closer look at the buildings inside; they are also very photogenic, especially the mythical creatures on the roof ridges.