Things to do in Fei County

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.

Children love visiting marine animals. The aquarium features beluga whales, polar bears, groups of penguins, and an underwater tunnel. It is one of the few venues in Qingdao that houses both polar and marine animals.

This was my first time visiting Baotu Spring. I went in the afternoon to avoid the crowds, so the experience wasn't too bad. The three springs were bubbling away, and the water was crystal clear. No wonder it's called the City of Springs! 👍

Painted ancient buildings, red ribbons for blessings, a clear blue sky above, and the sedimentation of time below—Langya Mountain, a thousand years old, with its long-standing ancient charm, is a place where you can encounter the unique romance of Shandong. [Grinning face emoji]

Immerse yourself in the history of ancient imperial tombs and learn about ancient engineering technology.

The Guishan Han Tomb isn't very large; you can see it in about an hour. Children don't need to be afraid; the crowds will give them courage. Be sure to buy a combined ticket for the Stone Garden and the Imperial Edict Museum to experience the visual impact.

This trip to Lian Island was a delightful surprise! The scenery where mountains meet the sea is incredibly atmospheric. Dasha Bay is lively and perfect for swimming, while Suma Bay is quiet and pristine. The 2.5-kilometer seaside boardwalk is the highlight, a comfortable place to stroll and take photos while enjoying the sea view. The scenic area has complete facilities and convenient parking. I recommend coming on a sunny day for the best view of the sea, making it a great short trip to the beach from the Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai area.

The boat departs at 9:30 AM. If you arrive early, you can take photos with the Olympic torch. The boat has three decks, and it looks beautiful when the sun shines on the shimmering water. However, it doesn't go very far, there are no seagulls, and it's a bit shaky. Overall, the experience is just average.

There weren't many people when I went in October, so the experience was great. I watched the show, but the boat tours in the scenic area were closed that day. I asked at the visitor center and found out that I could take a boat from Pier 1, which is about a 15-minute walk away. Overall, it was alright.

I was surprised how well this scenic area has been renovated; it's truly beyond my expectations. It's a fantastic scenic spot. However, if you're traveling with children or elderly people, definitely don't hike; take the bus or cable car. We took the bus to the highest peak and then hiked down. The scenery along the way was exceptionally beautiful and pleasant. The only downside is that it was incredibly tiring. People who aren't usually active should definitely avoid hiking. It was exhausting! The scenic area is very well-developed, with cable cars and shuttle buses. There's also a monkey prison, haha, super interesting! The explanation was hilarious. There's also the Water Curtain Cave, which has a really great atmosphere. The kids loved it; they took four photos with the monkeys for only 100 yuan, and the staff were incredibly friendly. There are many wild monkeys in the scenic area, and they're quite well-behaved; none of them attacked people, haha. It seems the monkey troop at Huaguo Mountain is well-managed. 😌😌