Is Qingdao Underwater World good?

Qingdao Underwater World is a famous scenic spot for leisure and vacation in Qingdao.

Qingdao Underwater World is located in the Marine Life Hall within the aquarium. Go down the stone steps and within a hundred meters, the door of an underground palace will open in front of you. The bionic shell-shaped entrance is decorated with a marine charm. The entire project is built underground, with a total construction area of ??7,300 square meters. The total water body on the four underground floors is about 4,000 tons. Hundreds of species and tens of thousands of rare animals are raised in the park. Marine life is simply a marine ecological grand garden.

The first thing that comes into view is a 35-meter-long intertidal zone. The seaside reefs made of fiberglass are almost realistic. Shallow-sea creatures swim in the open glass water bodies between the reefs, including black tip sharks and starfish. After passing through a section of the Water Curtain Bridge, you will go straight to the entrance of the undersea tunnel. This is one of the highlights of the underwater world. The tunnel is 86.2 meters long and 2.5 meters wide. The top is composed of semicircular acrylic transparent glass. The curvature of these arched glass is the first to be used in China, with various forms such as 180-degree conventional angle, 254-degree large angle, 360-degree cylindrical water body and window glass, which further satisfies the visual enjoyment of tourists. Someone on the side reminded me that the thickness of the glass is about 10 centimeters, so you can rest assured about safety issues. Walking on the moving walkway, looking around is like being on the bottom of the sea, watching fish of all sizes swimming around, and you feel a different kind of comfort in your heart. Qi Jiguang said that every morning and afternoon, divers enter the water to feed the fish, which is even more interesting.

The undersea tunnel leads directly to the main underground tourist area. Here is the world's largest single cylindrical glass exhibition tank with a height of 7.6 meters and a diameter of 5 meters. The coral reef stands tall in the middle and colorful tropical fish live and work in peace and contentment in it. Opposite it is the eye-catching Ocean Theater. Through an acrylic glass wall that is 14.4 meters wide, 3.8 meters high, and 25 centimeters thick, you can enjoy the thrilling human-shark dance scene up close.

Take the sightseeing elevator up, and the walls are covered with bizarre fluorescent paintings, reflecting the designer's originality. The next floor is a good place for children to learn and have fun. It has a multimedia touch screen for popular science, a tropical bay with different tastes, a touch pool for family members to play in, and a piece of acrylic glass on display alone, allowing you to understand optical refraction. Finally, the size of the objects you see is smaller than the actual size;

Continue going up and you will arrive at the exquisite biological exhibition area. Rare creatures that originally lived in the deep sea and are rarely known to the public: the deep-sea living fossil Nautilus, the Japanese giant crab, the timid Sand eels, seahorses carrying pouches and more.