What are some practical suggestions and strategies for traveling to Shandong?

Personally, I think that when you go to Shandong, you should visit Mount Tai first. After all, Mount Tai is the first of the five mountains. It is best to sign up for a one-day tour of Mount Tai in Taishan, so as not to waste time and avoid being cheated.

We went to Mount Tai seven years ago. Because we were traveling independently, we were deceived by someone who rented a car at the foot of Mount Tai. He took us to a place to buy incense before going up the mountain. We bought a few bunches of incense and spent more than 400. As it turned out, there was a place selling incense halfway up Mount Tai. It was very cheap, and a bunch was only 20 yuan. After arriving at Tianjie, you can burn incense for free in the Taoist temple!

Second, Qufu is a famous historical and cultural city and the hometown of Confucius. It contains Confucius Mansion, Confucius Temple, and Confucius Forest, which are national 5A-level scenic spots, and it happens to be close to Mount Tai. Just do the high-speed rail. Traveling independently is very convenient.

Sanjinan is the capital of Shandong Province. It is very prosperous and the city center is also very beautiful. The most famous attractions in the city are Baotu Spring, Daming Lake, and Qianfo Mountain. Traveling independently is very convenient.

4. Qingdao is a famous tourist city. The free attractions Zhanqiao, May 4th Square, Olympic Sailing Base, Zhongshan Park, and the Eight Great Views are all worth visiting. The ticket for the Huashi Tower near the Eight Great Passes may cost ten yuan. . You can watch the dreamy light show at May 4th Square at 7 or 8 pm.

The expensive attractions include the Underwater World in Lu Xun Park, Naval Museum, Ocean Polar World, Laoshan Scenic Area, Tsingtao Beer Museum, Wax Museum, etc. You can travel independently or on a group tour. Personally, I think it saves money to join a group tour!

If you have time, you can take a ferry to places on the west coast of Qingdao such as Jinshatan, Yinshatan, Moon Bay, Lingshan Bay, Oriental Film City, Qingdao Wildlife Park, etc.! The scenery in various urban areas in Qingdao is also good, you can experience it carefully!

5 Yantai has Tashan Park, Nanshan Park, etc., and Nanshan in Longkou. I think Penglai is the most popular place to visit. There are Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea, Penglai Pavilion and Three Immortals Mountain, Ocean Polar World, etc. in the city! Personally, it is better to book tickets at the hotel where you are staying!

Liuweihai: Liugong Island Expo Park, Sino-Japanese War Museum, Xianguding, etc.!

If time permits, there are many niche attractions in Shandong, such as Huanghua Creek in Qingzhou, Old Man Shi in Qingdao, etc.