I want to travel to Shandong on the 11th, give me some suggestions, two young people from Luoyang!

Since you are coming from Luoyang, the best choice is to start from Luoyang, first take the train to Yanzhou (there are many passing buses from Luoyang to Yanzhou), go from Yanzhou to Qufu, and then Qufu-Taishan- Jinan - Qingdao - Weihai - Yantai - Luoyang, this will not turn back. The specific arrangements are as follows:

D1: Take a bus from Yanzhou for ten minutes to visit Qufu, the hometown of Confucius: Three Confucius - Confucius Temple, Confucius Mansion, Confucius Forest, take a bus to Tai'an in the afternoon (about 70 minutes)

D2: One-day trip to Mount Tai: visit Tiandi Square, take a bus to Zhongtianmen (15KM 30 minutes) , walk (or cable car) to climb the mountain via Zhanyunjian, Yunbu Bridge, Wudafu Pine, Chaoyang Cave, Shibapan, Nantianmen to visit Daiding Scenic Area: Tianjie, Wangwu Scenic Spot, Bixia Temple, Tang Moya Stone Carvings, The top of the mountain - Yuhuangding, stay in Tai'an

D3: Early morning bus to Jinan, visit Baotu Spring Park (which contains Jinan's springs), Daming Lake, Quancheng Square, Quancheng Road Pedestrian Street, and Black Tiger Pool Park, live in Jinan

D4-D5: Depart from Jinan to Qingdao, visit Qingdao’s Badaguan (the essence of old German buildings), the first bathing beach, Qingdao Ocean World, Zhanqiao (the one on Tsingtao Beer) That sign), May Fourth Square

D6: From Qingdao to Weihai, visit Liugong Island (Sino-Japanese War Memorial Hall) in Weihai, go to Changdao to experience the authentic fishermen’s entertainment, eat fresh seafood, and then Take the train to Yantai 1130 times (from Yantai to Xi'an, get off at Luoyang)

The above itinerary covers the essence of Shandong. The amount of travel is still very large. It depends on whether the author's physical strength can support it. Of course, if you are more energetic, you can also visit Yantai's Penglai Pavilion, Changyu Wine Estate and the largest landlord's estate in northern China - Mou's Manor...