What fun places are there in Shandong?

The five must-see attractions recommended for self-driving tours in Shandong are: Changdao?, Qingzhou Ancient City?, Shuibo Liangshan Scenic Area?, Taierzhuang Ancient City?, and Mengshan Mountain.

1. Changdao?

The "Book of Mountains and Seas" says that there are fairy mountains in the East China Sea, called Penglai, Fangzhang and Yingzhou. Going to the shores of the Bohai Sea to look for fairy tales, and going to Penglai Pavilion to watch the story of the Eight Immortals crossing the sea are fascinating to think about. It is a national 5A tourist attraction and a national key cultural relic protection unit.

2. Qingzhou Ancient City?

Speaking of the name of Shandong, it is actually Shandong Province that only existed in the Qing Dynasty. Historically, the main administrative districts of Shandong were mostly in Qingzhou, Jeju, Dongping, Jinan, especially Qingzhou, has a history of being the national capital for 12 years and the provincial capital in 1065. It is a veritable thousand-year-old ancient capital in Shandong. When traveling and understanding Shandong, Qingzhou Ancient City, a national 5A tourist attraction, is of course a must-see.

3. Shuibo Liangshan Scenic Area?

The generosity of Shandong people, the hospitality of Shandong people, and the loyalty of Shandong people all start with the story of Water Margin, so it is the birthplace of Water Margin culture. ——Liangshan is an indispensable tourist attraction in Shandong.

4. Taierzhuang Ancient City?

The Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal is 643 kilometers long in Shandong. The Grand Canal once prospered many cities such as Linqing, Jining, Taierzhuang, etc. The canal culture has influenced Shandong Profound. Taierzhuang Ancient City is a floating city listed as a World Cultural Heritage Site on the Grand Canal.

5. Mengshan Mountain

If we say how many mountains there are in Shandong, it can be said that there are only two, one is Mount Tai and the other is "Yimeng Mountain", because the entire Shandong is almost covered by Mount Tai. The Yishan Mountains run from east to west.