Things to do in Laixi

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.

The sea and sky meet at the horizon, creating a beautiful landscape. You can enjoy the sea view or go hiking. This time we went to Yangkou, a mountain whose height is suitable for seniors. We climbed up, and there are many scenic spots along the way. I highly recommend hiking and taking the cable car down. It's so beautiful and therapeutic. I highly recommend visiting Laoshan.

I was extremely satisfied with my stay! The hotel's location is convenient, making it easy to get around, with plenty of restaurants and shopping nearby. Check-in was efficient and welcoming; the service was excellent, and they responded quickly to any requests. The room was clean and tidy, the bedding was comfortable, and the soundproofing was good, ensuring a good night's sleep. The bathroom was thoroughly cleaned, with plenty of hot water and all necessary toiletries. The overall environment was quiet, with attention to hygiene details, making it great value for money. Check-out was also smooth. I will definitely choose this hotel again next time I'm in the area and highly recommend it!

Jiangbei Leisure City, the back garden of Qingdao; colorful streamers dancing in the sky, silver waves lying on the peninsula. Rainbow bridge, willows by the water, funhouse mirrors, laughter, the fairyland on earth is in Yuehu Lake, better than heaven and famous, my hometown!!!

Having climbed Signal Hill, it would be a shame not to go here. It's great for viewing the scenery, and it really is beautiful! But it's not ideal for taking photos; there's glass blocking the view, and the glass was a bit dirty. Maybe my phone isn't good enough, though, because I couldn't take any decent pictures. On the way down Signal Hill, there are viewing platforms and pavilions where you can actually take better photos.

Taking a boat to the island, the scenic area is well-managed and orderly. There are many tourists during peak season, but the island is very clean, the seawater is clear, and the scenery is beautiful. The Sino-Japanese War Museum is worth visiting.

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.

The scenery was beautiful; from the city tower, you could overlook the entire original appearance of Qingzhou Ancient City, which was quite breathtaking. The ancient city was bustling with people, and a festive atmosphere permeated everywhere.

Penglai Pavilion, renowned as a "fairyland on earth," has always been a place I long to visit. Upon entering the scenic area, a gate inscribed with Su Shi's calligraphy, "Penglai on Earth," comes into view. Crossing this gate feels like truly being shut out of the hustle and bustle of the world and stepping into a celestial realm. Ascending the main building of Penglai Pavilion, the view opens up dramatically. Looking north, the Changshan Islands resemble scattered pearls, while to the south, the Daoyu Water Village shimmers. On a clear day, one can witness the spectacular "Mandarin Duck Pot" phenomenon where the Yellow Sea and Bohai Sea meet—one half azure, the other a muddy yellow, the boundary clearly defined, a masterpiece of nature. Inside the pavilion, the exquisite reliefs of the Eight Immortals drunkenly depict each with a unique expression, vividly reminiscent of the famous tale of the Eight Immortals crossing the sea, each displaying their unique abilities.