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Guest User: Travelled to Linqing city for business meeting, the hotel location is very convenient to move from the city toward factories in the area and very easy for the suppliers to reach with a big parking space. The room are big and clean and comfortable.
On the west side of the road, 50 meters north of the intersection of Yongqing Road and Wenhua Road
From DKK 266
Guest User: The room was clean and spacious, bright and airy. The owner provided excellent service. The hotel's location is superb, with convenient transportation access.
No. 238 Dazhong Road, Qingnianlu Subdistrict
From DKK 59
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South Gate of the Main Building, Northwest Corner of the Intersection of Sanhe Road and Qingnian Road
From DKK 195
Guest User: Good Experience of staying. Highly recommended
East Ring Road North End (No. 276-2, Tangyao Village, Xianfeng Office)
From DKK 291
pinglei1: The room was very good, they upgraded it, gave me free fruit, and the service was really attentive! Clean and comfortable, quiet environment, good service and breakfast coupons, it is the most comfortable hotel I have ever stayed in!
Gulou New Village, Qingnianlu Subdistrict
From DKK 199
Guest User: The owner of the hotel is very serious and very enthusiastic. All the needs can be provided in time, and the room is very reasonable layout, very good, thank you very much. , It's a pity that I forgot to take a photo of the room at that time, and I was very satisfied with a travel photo of Linqing.
No. 112 Hongxing Road (east of Zaishuiyifang)
From DKK 41
Guest User: The overall price is very high this stay! The room is super big, the room is in place, the corners are clean and refreshing, the bedding is clean and comfortable, and the rest quality is very good. The front desk service is warm and courteous, check-in and check-out are fast and smooth, and there is a timely response to problems. The hotel is conveniently located, worry-free, and the room is quiet and not noisy. The supporting facilities are practical, the price is close to the people, there is no extra invisible consumption, the comprehensive experience exceeds expectations, whether it is a business trip or a short stay, it is suitable, it is recommended, and I will come again next time I have a chance.
East side of the road, 100 meters south of the intersection of Wenquan Road and Xinhua Road
From DKK 187
Guest User: The front desk staff were incredibly polite and a pleasure to communicate with. The room was exceptionally clean, and the hotel had many pleasant surprises in its details: the bathroom had built-in Bluetooth music and a smart toilet. It also offered free washing machines, dryers, and a gym, and the breakfast was quite good. Overall, the stay was fantastic, and I would definitely come back again!
Building A, Longyue Apartment, on the south side of the road, 300 meters southeast of the intersection of Wenquan Road and Zhanqian Road, Economic Development Zone, Xinhualu Subdistrict
From DKK 192
IQBAL GANAI: BEST HOTEL , BEST STAFF , BEST BREAKFAST... WAS AMONG MY BEST HOTEL I STAYED IN CHINA
About 100 meters east of the intersection of Hongxing Road and Sanhe Road, Qingnianlu Subdistrict
From DKK 152
Guest User: Great location, convenient transportation, excellent soundproofing, soft bedding, spotless cleanliness, great value for money, elegant environment, fast staff response, new room facilities, thoroughly clean with no blind spots, and the experience exceeded expectations. Highly recommend to friends.
50 meters southeast of Municipal Transportation Bureau, Xinhua Road
From DKK 59
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Xiongshang high-speed rail is now in service and Linqing East station is officially open. Beijing is 1.5h away, Xiong'an under 1h, and Jinan about 1h. This underrated canal city is finally within reach. No long-distance driving needed — one high-speed train ticket gives you 24 hours to fully explore the canal transport relics, Jiangbei Su‑style gardens, and authentic western Shandong local life. No crowds, original historic sites, affordable food — perfect for a weekend short escape. ✨Why come to Linqing now Xiongshang high-speed rail lowers the barrier for short trips Linqing East station has a tourist shuttle right outside the exit that goes straight to the Chaoguan, Aotou Ji, and East Wanyuan Garden, so you don’t need to hassle with taxis — day trippers can easily stay overnight. Show your arriving Linqing high-speed rail ticket + ID to get discounts at attractions, restaurants, and hotels within 3 days. A genuinely intact canal world heritage The country’s only surviving canal Chaoguan, the top of the eight Ming‑Qing chaoguans, witnesses the canal’s heyday of “prosperity that overshadowed the two capitals.” This is not a recreated ancient town but authentic archaeological remains. All the essentials: ruins, gardens, and local flavors Ming‑era Aotou Ji, the canal’s four famous towers and the relic stupa; Jiangbei Su‑style Wanyuan Garden and the night‑time spectacle at East Wanyuan Garden; tofu on a wooden board, shixiang noodles, and the eight halal dishes of western Shandong — cheap and satisfying eats for a few yuan. Relaxed pace, just right for 24 hours The small city’s sights are concentrated and close together, so no rushing or long walks — ideal for a 24‑hour high-speed rail daytrip or overnight light trip. 🕒 A compact 24-hour itinerary that doesn’t rush (high-speed rail version) Idea: arrive by high-speed rail, visit old‑town ruins → gardens → night tour, wrap up next morning Day 1 | Afternoon arrival · Canal heritage + garden night tour 🚄 Arrive at Linqing East station by high-speed rail, take the tourist shuttle bus to the old town. ▫️ 2:30 PM Canal Chaoguan | the only remaining Ming‑Qing canal tax gate ruins in the country. See stone inscriptions and the old tax office buildings to understand Linqing’s history as a major tax hub. Regular free guided talks available. Allow 1–1.5h. ▫️ 4:00 PM Aotou Ji | an elevated ancient structure at the canal fork. Climb the tower for views of the meeting rivers, see the historic Aotou plaque, and wander nearby old alleys like Zhugan Lane and Gutong Lane for an authentic old‑town atmosphere. ▫️ 6:00 PM Dinner in the old town — try shixiang noodles and the halal eight bowls. ▫️ 7:30 PM East Wanyuan Garden night tour (highlight) Pavilions, halls, and illuminated reflections on the water; ancient‑style performances, rowing boats — the night atmosphere is the trip’s high point. Stay in the city center for easy access to the old town. Day 2 | Morning gardens + landmarks, high-speed rail back in the afternoon ▫️ 8:00 AM Local breakfast: doumo, Qiu family pastries, tofu on wooden boards, baked flatbread from the hanging oven. Most local breakfast shops cluster near Guangming Street. ▫️ 9:00 AM Wanyuan Garden, the Jiangbei “little Jiangnan” — a Suzhou‑style garden built by skilled artisans, with white walls and dark tiles, rockeries and ponds. A quiet, elegant spot great for photos and a calmer contrast to East Wanyuan Garden. ▫️ 11:00 AM Optional: Relic stupa, one of the canal’s four famous towers — an imposing ancient pagoda that makes for great photos from a distance. Visit Jimei sauce garden on the way to buy preserved vegetables as souvenirs. ▫️ 12:00 PM Light lunch, return to Linqing East station for the high-speed rail home. Minimal one‑day option: same‑day round trip on the weekend — Chaoguan + Aotou Ji + Wanyuan Garden, skip the night tour. ✅ Must‑visit spots (don’t mix up Wanyuan Garden & East Wanyuan Garden) ▫️ Canal Chaoguan | historic ruins — a must‑see to understand the commercial history of the Grand Canal, with many stone inscriptions and artifacts. ▫️ Aotou Ji | Ming‑era canal landmark — climb for views of the canal fork, with old streets and alleys right next door. ▫️ Wanyuan Garden | visit during the day — a tranquil Suzhou‑style garden perfect for photos and relaxation. ▫️ East Wanyuan Garden | best at night — light shows and immersive performances, grand in scale and a nighttime must. ▫️ Relic stupa | an ancient canal pagoda that’s very photogenic from a distance. 🍜 Linqing must-try food list 🧈 Tofu on a wooden board: a local old‑town specialty — soft tofu served on a wooden plank with sauce, a cheap must‑try snack. 🍜 Shixiang noodles: an intangible cultural heritage noodle dish with a dozen toppings to mix together — Linqing’s signature. 🥘 Halal eight bowls: hearty western Shandong halal dishes like menzi, crispy fried pork, and classic regional specialties. 🫓 Hanging‑oven flatbread, Bafuo pastries, sugar‑topped buns: a carb‑heavy breakfast feast. 🍡 Liuli sweet balls: sugar‑pulled sweet potato balls, a distinctive sweet snack. 🥫 Jimei preserved vegetables: a century‑old sauce garden, good as a souvenir. 🏨 Where to stay ✅ Prefer the city center or the old town for proximity to sights. High-speed rail special‑rate hotels include Hilton Huating and Sanhe Guesthouse, among others — options for every budget. ⚠️ Avoid staying near the high-speed rail station — few amenities and far from the main attractions. 🚗 Travel truths & tips to avoid pitfalls Transport: The tourist shuttle from Linqing East station goes directly to core attractions with about 16 trips per day; taxis to the old town cost a dozen yuan or so. Public transport is friendly — no need to drive. Benefits: Show your arriving Linqing high-speed rail ticket + ID to get discounts at attractions, restaurants, and hotels within 3 days. Remember to keep your train ticket. Know the two gardens: Wanyuan Garden is for daytime garden visits; East Wanyuan Garden is for night lights and shows — don’t go at the wrong time. Canal Chaoguan and Aotou Ji have scheduled free guided talks — joining one adds a lot of value, as it’s easy to miss historical details on your own. Many old‑town snacks are daytime only — eat tofu on a wooden board in the morning as it’s hard to find at night. Best seasons: spring and autumn (Apr–May, Sep–Nov). Bring sun protection in summer. 💡One‑line summary The Xiongshang high-speed rail brings a sleeping canal city to the forefront. In 24 hours you can visit real canal transport ruins, stroll Jiangbei gardens, and feast on western Shandong street food — without the overcommercialization. Linqing is a little-known short‑trip treasure in Shandong.
Celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day at Taierzhuang Ancient City! 🌕 The Grand Canal is illuminated by lights, and a grand feast of traditional Chinese culture awaits! 🎇 Continuous exciting performances, with programs updated in real-time! 📢 🏡Accommodation Recommendation|Lake and Moon View Inn Located within the ancient city scenic area ✅ No need for back-and-forth travel Super close to Fuxing Square and major performance venues 🚶 Enjoy the night view of the streets and alleys right outside your door 🌃 Absolutely stunning lakeside views in the backyard ✨ Elegant and tranquil, perfect for relaxing after a long day of sightseeing – a truly relaxing vacation experience! 🍴Dining Recommendation|Lake and Moon View Lakeside Music Restaurant 🎶 Located right in the inn's backyard The lakeside viewpoint is absolutely stunning! 💦 Enjoy local Shandong cuisine while listening to the evening breeze and gentle singing. 🌶️ Dining by the canal creates a fantastic atmosphere, perfect for taking amazing photos. 📸 🎭 Must-see performances during the holidays | Program updates will be provided in real time ▫️ Daytime Red Song Parade: A festive tribute to the motherland! 🇨🇳 ▫️ Traditional Chinese style parade and folk performances weave through the ancient city streets. ▫️ Nighttime highlight: The spectacular Fire Dragon Steel Flower show at Fuxing Square! 🔥 ▫️ City Wall Light Show: A dazzling display of moonlight and lights. 🌙 💡 Travel Tips ▪️ We recommend staying overnight in the ancient city! The night view is the soul of Taierzhuang! ✨ ▪️During the holidays, there will be large crowds. Please check the scenic area announcements for performance times. ▪️Stay within the scenic area to avoid rushing to the evening shows, saving you a lot of trouble. Take advantage of the holidays 🌷 and embark on a moonlit journey to this ancient canal city! 🥂 Celebrate the holidays together at Taierzhuang Ancient City! 🌕 The lights illuminate the canal, and a grand feast of traditional Chinese culture awaits! 🎇 Continuous exciting performances, with programs updated in real time! 📢 🏡Accommodation Recommendation|Lake and Moon View Inn Located within the ancient city scenic area ✅ No need to travel back and forth. Very close to Fuxing Square and major performance venues 🚶 Enjoy the night view of the streets and alleys right outside your door 🌃 The backyard offers stunning lakeside views ✨ Elegant and tranquil, perfect for a relaxing stroll. Return to your room anytime to relax and fully unwind on your vacation! 🍴Dining Recommendation|Lakeside Moonlight Music Restaurant🎶 Located in the backyard of the inn, the lakeside view is absolutely stunning💦 Enjoy local Shandong cuisine while listening to the evening breeze and gentle music🌶️ Dining by the canal creates a fantastic atmosphere, perfect for taking amazing photos📸 🎭Must-See Performances During the Holidays|Program will be updated in real time ▫️Daytime Red Song Parade, a festive tribute to the motherland🇨🇳 ▫️Traditional Chinese Style Parade and Folk Performances through the ancient city streets ▫️Nighttime Highlight🔥Intangible Cultural Heritage Fire Dragon Steel Flower Show, a spectacular performance at Fuxing Square ▫️City Wall Light Show, where moonlight and lights create a dazzling spectacle🌙 💡Travel Tips ▪️Overnight stay in the ancient city is recommended! The night view is the soul of Taierzhuang! ✨ ▪️During the holidays, there will be large crowds, so please check the scenic area announcements for performance times. ▪️Staying inside the scenic area means you won't have to rush to see the evening shows, saving you a lot of trouble. Take advantage of the holidays 🌷 and embark on a moonlit journey to this ancient canal city! 🥂
Liaocheng 3–4 day travel guide 📍Basic information Best travel time: April–May, September–November, comfortable spring and autumn weather Recommended trip length: 3–4 days Transportation: 🚄 High-speed rail Liaocheng station; driving makes visiting attractions smoother Packing tips: Temperature varies between day and night, bring a light jacket; wear comfortable shoes for exploring ancient buildings 🗺 Itinerary reference Day 1: Water town area Guangyue Tower → Dongchang Lake loop → Water town streets and alleys → Watch sunset at Dongchang Bridge Day 2: Canal heritage route Shanshan Guild Hall → Canal Museum → Aotouji → Canal ancient street Day 3: Water Margin & garden route Jingyang Ridge → Lion Tower → Wanyuan Garden Day 4: Optional check-in spots Ejiao Cultural Park / Haiyuan Pavilion / Sharira Pagoda 🍜 Local must-try foods · Specialty dishes: Liaocheng guada, Shazhen guada, Gaotang donkey meat, Linqing eight bowls, Wei smoked chicken · Snacks: tofu skin, sweet soup, mutton soup 💰 Cost reference Accommodation: Off-season: 120–180 CNY/night; peak season: 180–280 CNY/night Average budget per person: 800–1,200 CNY ⚠ Tips to avoid pitfalls 1. The water town is free to visit, but some ancient towers require separate tickets; 2. Jingyang Ridge and Lion Tower are far from downtown, plan transportation in advance; 3. Cycling around the lake is a great experience, shared bikes are available for rent; 4. Linqing’s attractions are spread out, allow half a day for visiting Sharira Pagoda and Aotouji.
Known as the "Little Suzhou north of the Yangtze," you’ll only understand the meaning of “a new scene at every step” after visiting in person. As a national 4A-level garden, it was carefully crafted by Suzhou artisans. The entire garden features extensive traditional mortise and tenon joinery, with flying eaves, winding corridors, Taihu rockeries, and curved bridges over clear water creating a harmonious scene. Stepping inside instantly escapes the noise, as if entering a flowing ink painting. Stroll slowly along the nine-bend corridor. The moon gate frames the greenery, wind passes through carved window lattices, and wild ducks glide leisurely on the water. Every corner is a perfect photo spot. Wearing Hanfu here instantly enhances the atmosphere. The garden offers more than beautiful scenery; it’s rich in cultural heritage. Stone carvings inscribed by Mr. Ji Xianlin, a calligraphy corridor featuring famous artists, and a rare stone exhibition hall are worth a careful visit. You can also learn about Linqing’s glorious canal transport history here. If you have free time during the holiday, why not come to Wanyuan to experience the unique gentleness and romance of a Chinese garden
No need to go south of the Yangtze River—there is a stunning Su-style garden called Wanyuan in Linqing, Shandong. Gray bricks and black tiles, green water and unique stones blend the spirit of Lu with the elegance of Jiangnan. Perfect for a photoshoot at the garden’s studio, where you can change into a hanfu or qipao, stroll around, and pretend to be a young lady from a wealthy family waiting to be married. Winding corridors and Taihu stones stacked to evoke mountain scenery. When the wind chimes at the eaves ring, it feels like stepping into an old dream of Suzhou. The brick and wood carvings are crafted by Suzhou masters, and even the rockeries exude the charm of Jiangnan. Sitting before the “Moon Cliff Waterfall,” the sound of flowing water makes time suddenly slow down. This place is perfect for photos! Lattice windows frame a pool of clear water, and every corner of the curved corridor is like a painting. Walking from “Yi Feng Zhi Song” to “Xue Xiang Yun Wei,” every step feels like walking out of an ancient painting. A friend who visited on a rainy day said Wanyuan in the mist and rain feels even more Jiangnan than Jiangnan itself. When you’re tired of walking, you can feed the koi, look at the 500-million-year-old Swallow Stone, or sit by the stage to listen to a Peking opera performance. 📍 No. 1050, North Dazhong Road, Linqing City ⏰ 8:00 AM–6:00 PM, extended to 9:30 PM during summer vacation
Among many northern gardens, only Wanyuan perfectly blends the elegance of Jiangnan with the calm of the ancient canal town. The entire garden is structured around waterways, with winding corridors around ponds, pavilions by the water, and green bricks and black tiles nestled among plants. The garden is free from noisy crowds, leaving only the sound of flowing water and wind. Intricate brick carvings, woodwork, rockeries, and flower windows reveal the ancient charm accumulated over a thousand years of the Grand Canal. Stroll along the water’s edge, rest by a pavilion, and the gentle ripples of the pond will soothe your restless mind. Located in western Shandong, you don’t have to head south to encounter the full Jiangnan ambiance. 📍 Liaocheng · Linqing Wanyuan
When Shandong was mentioned before, I always thought of its depth, boldness, and sense of history. But Wanyuan showed me a gentler side of the Qilu region. It’s hidden in Linqing, a city deeply connected to the Grand Canal. Created using the techniques of Suzhou gardens, it’s more than just a “copy of Jiangnan.” What seemed like an ordinary courtyard turns into a scene of small bridges, flowing water, pavilions, and towers around the corner. When you think you’ve reached the end, you open a window to find a shimmering lake outside. It transforms “landscape poetry, landscape painting, and landscape gardens” into a space you can walk into. Standing in the corridor, watching the water and its reflection, you suddenly realize how sophisticated Chinese aesthetics are: not rushing to express, yet full of emotion everywhere. Winding paths, lattice windows, arched bridges, flowing water, and flowers and trees—each detail seems to tell the philosophy of Eastern life: within a small space, a vast landscape can be hidden. This place is perfect for shooting ancient-style photos or for a quiet walk alone. Don’t rush. Slow down to truly appreciate it. Only after seeing it do you understand that true beauty doesn’t shout. It quietly waits there for you to come closer.
Tomorrow is May Day~ 😎 As an experienced driver who has roamed all over Shandong 🚗, today I’m recommending 11 treasure small towns to avoid the crowds! Besides the overcrowded Jinan, Qingdao, and Zibo, these places have fewer people, beautiful scenery, and are perfect for photos 📸 · ————— 🌿 First stop: Qufu The hometown of Confucius, with a rich cultural atmosphere! Visit the Three Confucian Sites to experience a thousand years of Confucian culture, without the hassle of tourist crowds~ ⛰️ Second stop: Tai’an at the foot of Mount Tai Don’t want to squeeze with crowds climbing Mount Tai? The Tai’an city area is more fun for leisurely eating, drinking, and strolling! Lots of delicious food, low prices, loved by locals~ 🏯 Third stop: Penglai The "Fairyland on Earth" lives up to its name! From Penglai Pavilion, you can see the legend of the Eight Immortals crossing the sea right before your eyes 🌊 🌊 Fourth stop: Rizhao A hidden gem seaside spot! Jinshatan Beach and the Lighthouse Scenic Area have very few people, every snap is a masterpiece 📷 🏮 Fifth stop: Liaocheng Ancient canal city with small bridges and flowing water homes~ The streets on both sides of the old town are full of Ming and Qing dynasty buildings, as if traveling back in time! 🏯 Sixth stop: Linzi The low-key and profound former capital of the Qi State! The museum holds many national treasures, a paradise for culture lovers~ 🌳 Seventh stop: Weishan Lake The largest freshwater lake in northern China! Visiting on non-holidays means almost private access, and the lake’s fresh fish are so cheap it’s heartbreaking 🐟 ⛩️ Eighth stop: Zoucheng The hometown of Mencius, a low-key cultural ancient city~ Ancient village stone slab roads, blue bricks and black tiles, perfect for shooting traditional style photos everywhere! 🌾 Ninth stop: Laiwu A paradise amid green mountains and clear waters! Comes with a natural mountain city filter, a wild secret waterfall spot for the niche traveler~ 🌊 Tenth stop: Rongcheng The easternmost tip of the Jiaodong Peninsula! The sea views rival Qingdao, fewer people, more snacks, and seafood that’s cheap and generous 🦀 🏯 Eleventh stop: Taierzhuang The ancient canal city is stunning at night! Lantern street, stone slab roads, experience the authentic local life of southern Shandong 🏮 · ————— These small towns won’t be crowded during May Day either 🤩 Save this list and set off now!
📍 Dongwanyuan, Linqing, Shandong On the evening I stayed in Linqing, a local friend said, "You must visit Dongwanyuan at night." I thought, how impressive could a newly built garden be? But once I entered, I was truly amazed 🔥 🌙 Dongwanyuan at night feels like stepping out of an old painting Palace lanterns light up one by one, reflecting in the water, turning the entire lake into flowing amber. The oar boats glide slowly by, their bow lights scattering into fragments—perfect for zoning out~ 📸 Must-shoot spots · Capture lantern reflections by the water alley (use night mode) · Take portraits on the stone arch bridge with the illuminated pavilions in the background 🎫 Practical Information Evening entry is best; you can stroll through the garden first and wait until all the lights are on. It’s recommended to allow 2 hours for a leisurely walk.
Girls, you know what I mean! There is actually such an amazing garden hidden in Linqing, Shandong—Dongwan Garden. 📍Location: It's in the northwest corner of Linqing City. If you're driving, take the exit at the Linqing toll station and turn left; it's very convenient. The entire garden was designed by the Suzhou Institute of Landscape Architecture. With white walls, black tiles, winding bridges, flowing water, and a new view at every step, walking through it really makes you feel like you've arrived in Jiangnan. It's perfect to visit in autumn. The trees in the garden are turning colors, and paired with the ancient architecture reflected on the water, every photo you take is screen-saver worthy. Admission is 50, and it includes a 40 voucher that can be used for boat rides or snacks. It's a great deal. I recommend going around 4:00 or 5:00 PM to explore the daytime scenery first. Once it gets dark and the lights turn on, the whole garden transforms into a fairyland—it's golden, magnificent, and dreamy. The attraction now also features night tours with light shows and performances, like embroidered ball throwing and molten iron flower fireworks. The atmosphere is fantastic. The lights are fully on every Friday and Saturday night, which is even more charming than during the day. I recommend arriving around 4:00 PM to experience both the day and night views in one trip.
Linqing boasts an abundance of delicious food, too numerous to mention. However, for a truly fun place to visit, Wanyuan Garden stands out. It feels like stepping into the Suzhou-Hangzhou area, with its lush willows, rugged rocks, pavilions, waterfalls, and shimmering blue waters. There are also many historical exhibits and artifact collections worth seeing. Tickets are reasonably priced, offering excellent value.
Anonymous userThe park was beautiful, and several NPCs enlivened the atmosphere: intellectual games, dancing, and adorable tumbler dolls. That evening, we happened to witness a legal education performance by the procuratorate. The intangible cultural heritage of iron flower making was incredibly impressive and beautiful. However, the navigation route to the park in the afternoon took us through narrow country lanes, and on the return trip in the evening, we deliberately took a different route, only to find the streetlights were out and there was traffic congestion.
Anonymous userIt's a very nice scenic spot. It takes a short time to visit. There are many things to see when you visit. The legacy of the canal culture and the history are vividly presented. It's very good and worth a visit. It's also suitable for patriotic education for children and cultivating their sentiments.
Anonymous userIt is a heritage site of the Grand Canal of China, a world cultural heritage. The scenic area is very small and it only takes about an hour to visit it carefully. The Yuan Canal is on the north side of the scenic spot, and the World Cultural Heritage Monument of the Grand Canal of China is here.
Anonymous userThis scenic spot is pretty good. It is worth coming. It is much better than expected. The scenic spot is not big, but it is very unique. There are stairs to climb up to the top. The parking lot is also very good and free.
Anonymous userMount Tai, the foremost of China's Five Sacred Mountains, is a symbol of national prosperity and peace! It's definitely worth a climb. The ascent takes five hours on foot, and the descent three hours, entirely on foot, without cable cars or buses. A perfect challenge!
zdz周庄It was a lot of fun! The NPCs were very friendly, the game was very interesting, and everyone in my family had a great time. The scenery was beautiful, and the song and dance parade was excellent with beautiful performers. It was definitely worth the trip and I highly recommend it. It also made for great photos.
_su***07The construction is absolutely stunning, especially the night view! The antique buildings and lanterns create a feeling of stepping back in time. The silver-threaded ancient buildings, combined with the lights and "snowflakes," are incredibly romantic. The NPCs' costumes are exquisite, they're very enthusiastic, and the interactions are excellent. Everywhere you go in the scenic area, they're incredibly helpful when you ask questions—they're practically the equivalent of Pang Donglai in the cultural tourism world! The Bianhe River cruise is fantastic value; definitely buy the combined ticket and take the Imperial River section. Every bridge and archway feels like stepping into a painting. There are also shows along the river. The experience is truly exceptional. The only downside is that Wansui Mountain Scenic Area gets incredibly crowded. Going during the off-season would be an even better experience.
侧手翻小子It's very worthwhile, but it's also very crowded, which might slightly detract from the overall experience. However, the people are incredibly welcoming, and there are many beautiful spots for taking photos. The food is also affordable and inexpensive, which kids enjoy. I'll definitely go back when it's less crowded.
M55***20You absolutely must go see it! The water quality is truly exceptional, and the appearance of the water varies greatly from place to place. The overall garden design of Baotu Spring is also beautiful, making the water even more captivating. Photos and videos simply can't capture the effect seen with your own eyes. The bridges, pavilions, and water elements complement each other perfectly. There are koi carp in most of the water, and some of the larger ponds even have ducks? In short, Baotu Spring won't disappoint you; it's definitely worth the 40 yuan entrance fee!
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