Want to travel, how to choose Zhengzhou and Qingdao?

Zhengzhou is not a tourist city, and there are not many scenic spots that our citizens can visit. Although the Shaolin Temple was bombed by the king, it still crossed from Luoyang, 80 kilometers away from Zhengzhou city. Going to Shaolin Temple is to visit Songshan Mountain, including Songshan Academy, and has nothing to do with Zhengzhou tourism.

In fact, it is not difficult to find the ranking of popular tourist attractions in Zhengzhou. After Shaolin Temple, the second place is actually a playground.

Qingdao is an ancient seaside tourist city, but many people think that Qingdao has only beaches and the sea. In fact, Qingdao is very rich in tourism resources, which can be said to be more than ten times that of Zhengzhou in terms of the scale of scenic spots in the urban area alone. There are 76 scenic spots of 3A and above in Qingdao, including 59 in the urban area and more than 40 in the coastal areas of the main urban area.

So if you play in Qingdao and live in the main city, there are many scenic spots to choose from every day. Only Qingdao Railway Station starts from the seaside trestle and walks 5 kilometers to the east, all of which are scenic spots. In addition to naval museum, Signal Mountain, Xiaoyu Mountain, Lu Xun Park, Underwater World and other large-scale single attractions, there are also attractions such as Badaguan and Olympic Sailing Center, that is, each attraction has many small attractions, such as Flower Stone Villa, Butterfly House, Princess House, Spanish Style Pavilion, Metasequoia Forest, Second Bath, Lover Dam, Olympic Sailing Museum and so on.

Further east, there are network celebrity attractions such as Yanerdao Mountain Park, Maizidao, Zero Horizon, Polar Ocean World and Shilaoren. There is also a waterfront plank road that stretches for more than ten kilometers to connect these scenic spots and scenic spots in series.

The easternmost is Laoshan Scenic Area, which is equivalent to three connected 5A scenic spots, because Laoshan is also divided into Jufeng Scenic Area, Yangkou Scenic Area and Beijiushui Scenic Area, and each scenic spot has at least ten scenic spots. Jufeng is the highest peak in the sea, with Yangkou Mountain, temples and beaches, and the scenery of Beijiushui is comparable to Jiuzhaigou. The key point is that Laoshan scenic spot is connected with the main city of Qingdao. A person can go back and forth to a scenic spot in a few days. There is a double-decker sightseeing bus to Jufeng, and a subway to Beijiushui.

Shibei District also has Tsingtao Beer Museum, Wine Museum, German Style Street, home port of cruise ship, former site of German official residence, Taitung Commercial Street, etc.

Huangdao District has Golden Beach, Phoenix Island Resort, Star Island, Oriental Film Capital, Sunac Water World, Zhushan National Forest Park, Langya Terrace and City Balcony.

Chengyang District has Fangte Dream Kingdom and Shaohai Wetland Park.

There are Baiguo Mountain and Expo Park in Licang District.

There are Jimo Ancient City and Tiantai Hot Spring Resort in Jimo District.

If Laoshan Mountain is divided into huge scenic spots and the scenic spots in the main city are divided into small scenic spots, then Qingdao has at least four scenic spots of 5A, 4A at 10 and 3A at 100.

So if you list the figures like this, you will probably know how big the gap between the tourism resources of the two cities is.

Qingdao is a special city in Shandong Province. Although it is not the capital city of Shandong Province, it is far more famous than their capital city. Qingdao has not only seafood and sea, but also original Tsingtao beer and various amorous feelings buildings.

Qingdao has many tourist attractions. It is recommended to stay for 5 days and 4 nights. Getting off at Qingdao is a scenic spot, and even the entrance of the railway station is suitable for punching in as a souvenir. Not far from the railway station, you can come to the first scenic spot "Zhanqiao" and walk along the sea promenade to the end of the Zhanqiao, where you can see the trademark pattern "Huilan Pavilion" on Qingdao beer bottles. Then go down to the Catholic church, "the holy place of taking pictures", and there are many couples taking wedding photos at the door; You can go to Zhongshan Road to visit the "Spirited Away" specialty store and go to Pichai Yuan to punch in (but just to punch in, it is not recommended to eat there).

In the next few days, you can arrange your trip according to your own situation. The more popular scenic spots are: Badaguan, May 4th Square, Olympic Sailing Base, Daxue Road, Beer Museum, Taitung Pedestrian Street (where you want to eat snacks in Qingdao, it is much better than Pichai Yuan) and several big beaches; Then arrange a day to go to Laoshan Mountain, Shilaoren Bath or Qingdao Haichang Ocean Park and Golden Beach.

There are relatively few tourist attractions in Zhengzhou. The most famous is Songshan Shaolin Temple, which is the first temple in the world and the birthplace of Shaolin Wushu in China. But now I can hardly feel the purity and happiness of Shaolin Temple, and there is only a strong commercial atmosphere. Remember never to burn incense or become a monk there, or you will have to spend money to buy classes.

There is nothing to play in Qingdao and Zhengzhou.

Sure, Qingdao. Geographically, surrounded by mountains and coastal areas, the natural scenery is unique. From a humanistic point of view, the legend of the Taoist priest in Laoshan Mountain and the temptation of ships at sea are a godsend green island. Tsingtao beer and fresh seafood that just got off the boat are fascinating. If you choose the right season, you and he (she) must take a sea bath all day. Then in Qingdao, you planted a dream, and in your memory, you will always laugh. How can you refuse such a Qingdao!

Want to travel? How to choose Zhengzhou and Qingdao? I'll answer this question. As an inland city, Zhengzhou is now a first-tier city, but like most inland cities, every city has high-rise buildings, and then Shaolin Temple. I feel like I can't compare with Qingdao. Qingdao has the most beautiful sea and beach in the north, a long coastline and fresh seafood. Now it is open to the sea, and you can eat seafood that has just been salvaged. Remember to eat in the restaurant where Qingdao locals come. Qingdao people are simple, kind and hospitable.

There must be different opinions on this issue! Everyone's personality and hobbies are very different. If you want to achieve satisfaction, you must first analyze what kind of scenic spots you like.

If you are a historical and cultural tourist, I suggest you come to Zhengzhou. Although Zhengzhou is a new city brought by train, most of the scenic spots are small cultural attractions, such as Shang Dynasty ruins and cultural relics museums, but taking Zhengzhou as the center, you can go to Luoyang, Kaifeng, Anyang and other historical and cultural cities, with convenient transportation and truly experience the charm of history and culture.

After swimming in the long river of history and culture, you can take Zhengzhou's traffic across cities, no matter where your hometown is.

If you are young and pursue romance and fun, I suggest you go to Qingdao. Qingdao is a port city, facing the sea, and bloom is warm in spring. Very suitable for young people to travel, take photos and taste seafood. Zhengzhou, an inland city, has little to do with water except the Yellow River. Young people who like water system suggest that Qingdao is the best choice. Although I am from Zhengzhou, I am a Zhengzhou native who likes to tell the truth, O( _ )O haha ~

If you have enough time and money, why not choose both? It is a great thing in life to have both fish and bear's paw. If you have enough time and money, you might as well visit the two cities together, and the distance is not too far. I believe I have different feelings when I experience different cultural landscapes. Then come back from a trip and brag shamelessly on the internet like me, pretending to be an experienced expert to point out others. This is a great pleasure, don't you think?