What are the good tourist attractions in Yantai in summer?

In July 2020, my friends and I went to Yantai. Generally speaking, I think the best tourist attractions are Golden Beach and Penglai Pavilion, which are really suitable for summer ~ the scenery is beautiful and you can play with water, which is my favorite. Let's introduce these two scenic spots in detail.

1, Golden Beach Seaside Park

Golden Beach Seaside Park is located in the northern seashore of Fushan District, extending along the coastline. It has a golden beach of 10,000 meters in Huang Chengcheng and is known as "the first beach in northern China". There are many scenic spots along the beach with a continuous coastline of more than ten kilometers. During the day, it is a natural beach, and at night, it is the location of night markets and various music festivals. The sunset is an unforgettable and beautiful scenery.

Admission: free.

Opening hours: open all day throughout the year.

Address: No.40 Haibin Road, Yantai Development Zone, Shandong Province

Transportation: Take bus No.28 and No.208 and get off at Sunshine Garden Station, and take bus No.210 and get off at Jinshatan Park Station.

You can navigate to the city convention and exhibition center by car, and there is a free parking lot in front of it.

Recommended punch-in attractions

? Conch Square: Small windmills, sunflowers, verbena and green grass fields seem to have entered the world of Van Gogh's oil paintings.

? Housha Square: Yantai's niche square, stepping onto the overpass extending into the sea, seems to own the whole sea, and the design buildings on the square are a large part of ins wind. Tell you quietly, the sunset here is really beautiful!

? Golden Beach: A well-known seaside park in the development zone. Besides swimming and playing with sand, there is also a super romantic marriage hall made of transparent glass. Sunset on the sea, the sparkling orange sea is more romantic than the movie screen 100 times.

Lonely whale: the whale falls and everything is born. This sculpture is an old network celebrity in Yantai. The giant whale stranded on the beach seems a little lonely, so it is called "lonely whale". Many people are actually attracted by this whale when they visit the Golden Beach.

? Recommended reason

Walking barefoot on the soft beach and running by the sea are really cool! Moreover, it is absolutely unique to shoot Binhai Middle Road. The coastline is very visible and there are many road signs along the way, so it is easy to shoot.

2. Penglai Pavilion

Penglai, a fairyland in heaven and a paradise on earth, is an overseas fairy island located in the Middle East in China's pre-Qin myths and legends. It is located in the northernmost part of Shandong Peninsula, bordering the Yellow Sea and Bohai Sea. The widely circulated myths of "Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea" and "Mirage" originated from this. Together with Yellow Crane Tower, Yueyang Tower and Tengwang Pavilion, they are called the four famous buildings in China and one of the "Top Ten Historical and Cultural Buildings in China".

? Admission to the scenic spot: adult 100 yuan/person, student/citizen: 50 yuan/person.

? Annual opening hours: 07: 30- 17: 30.

? Address:No. 1, Beiguan Road, Penglai District, Yantai City, Shandong Province

? Transportation:

[Airport]: Yantai Penglai International Airport

Bus line

Airport Bus-Penglai Coach Station-Take Bus No.4, No.5 and "Special Line (West)"-Penglai Pavilion Scenic Area.

[Train/High Speed Rail]: Penglai Station-take the Peng Yan Express-Penglai Coach Station.

Penglai City: You can take bus No.3, No.4, No.5, No.6, No.8, No.9, 10 and "Special Line (West)" and get off at Beishi Station. 50 meters from the north to the west of the bridge can reach the entrance of the scenic spot.

Penglai Pavilion is a big scenic spot, which is mainly divided into Penglai Watertown, Penglai Pavilion main building complex+East Fort and Tianheng Mountain.

? Tour route:

Qi Jiguang Hometown Memorial Hall → Maritime Silk Road Shipwreck Museum → East Fort → Penglai Xiandao Complex → Cross-sea Cableway → Dengzhou Museum.

Recommended punch-in attractions

1, Qi Jiguang Hometown Memorial Hall

Learn about the historical deeds that frightened the pirates in the southeast coast, and commemorate the life of national hero Qi Jiguang Ma Rong.

2. Maritime Silk Road Shipwreck Museum-Penglai Ancient Ship?

Dengzhou Port is one of the four ancient ports in China. Built on the original site of an ancient ship, the museum has the largest number of ancient ships in China. It mainly displays four ancient Chinese and foreign ships and maritime cultural relics unearthed in Penglai during the Yuan and Ming Dynasties.

3. East battery?

The ancient fort is located in Penglai Watertown, facing the sea to protect the motherland, sailing alone in the blue sky and with beautiful scenery. This is the best attraction of a mirage (because the dragon flies, it becomes a tower wall)

4. Penglai Pavilion main building complex?

Pavilions and pavilions are strewn at random, including Sanqing Hall, Lvzu Hall, Huxian Hall, Sugong Temple, Tianhou Palace, Dragon Palace, Penglai Pavilion and Mituo Temple. The story of the Eight Immortals crossing the ocean and showing their magical powers originated here, and it is also an excellent place for a mirage. There is a Tang Huai tree 1000 years ago. In late autumn, it is the only tree covered with green leaves.

5. Tianheng Mountain cross-sea cableway

One way? Thirty, round trip? 50. One mountain is divided into two seas. From Penglai Pavilion in the east to Tianheng Mountain in the west, it is suggested to take a cableway and walk down to Dengzhou Museum. There is a plank road in Hehai Pavilion, overlooking the magnificent spectacle of the dividing line between Tianheng Mountain's upper Yellow Sea and Bohai Sea, with blue waves and rugged rocks.

Suggestions on visiting Penglai Pavilion:

Ordinary tickets need to be bought one day in advance, and tickets for the same day need to be bought 20 minutes in advance.

Bring documents, cash, charging treasure, water and sunscreen products.

I suggest asking the tour guide to explain it, which will be more profound. The cultural background here is so deep that you may not even know it yourself.