Qingdao tourist map, which places are interesting

Interesting places in Qingdao include:

1. Zhanshan Temple:

Zhanshan Temple is located in the southwest of Zhanshan Mountain in the east of Qingdao City and at the eastern foot of Taiping Mountain. It is the only Buddhist temple in the city. Construction started in 1934 and was completed in 1945. The area is 23 acres. There are two stone lions at the mountain gate, which are said to be relics of the Ming Dynasty. A stone lotus pond in front of the temple is used as a place for releasing animals.

Zhanshan Temple has the Main Hall, the Three Holy Temples, the Heavenly King Hall and guest houses in the courtyard. Behind the hall is the Sutra Collection Building, which contains more than 6,000 Buddhist scriptures and ancient Buddha statues. There is an octagonal seven-level brick tower on the hill to the east behind the temple, towering over the sky.

2. Qingdao Tea Mountain Scenic Area:

Qingdao Tea Mountain Scenic Area is located 20 kilometers north of Pingdu City, bordering Daze to the north and Gushan Mountain to the east. The highest peak is 560 meters above sea level. Covering an area of ??approximately 10 square kilometers. The total project investment is approximately RMB 200 million.

The development of the Chashan Tourist Scenic Area began in 2004. After five years of efforts, the Chashan Tourist Resort has begun to take shape. "Mountain rocks, mountain springs, mountain flowers, and mountain temples" are the theme of Tea Mountain. On July 9, 2010, the National Tourism Administration approved Chashan as a 4A-level tourist attraction.

3. Yangkou Scenic Area:

Yangkou Scenic Area is located in the northeast of Laoshan Scenic Area. In the scenic area, there are towering peaks in the hazy light and mist. The Taiping Palace, a palace on the sea, is hidden among the green bamboos and green pines. The Guandi Temple is located among the green pines and catalpas, facing the stream in front and leaning on the green bamboo. There are many strange rocks and strange caves hidden under the cliffs: Bailong Cave, which contains 21 poems about the scenery of Laoshan by the famous Taoist Qiu Chuji of the Yuan Dynasty.

4. Zhanqiao:

Qingdao Zhanqiao is located at the southern end of Zhongshan Road in Qingdao, which is crowded with tourists. The bridge body stretches from the coast into the depths of Qingdao Bay like a crescent moon. The bridge is for tourists to visit and tourist boats can dock here. From here, you can see Qingdao on the sea.

Qingdao Zhanqiao was built in the 18th year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty. It is the earliest artificial dock building dedicated to military use in Qingdao. It is an important landmark building and a famous scenic spot in Qingdao.

5. Taiqing Palace:

Taiqing Palace is located in Laoshan District, Qingdao City, Shandong Province. It is the oldest and largest Taoist temple in Qingdao, with a history of more than 2,100 years. Laoshan Mountain is located on the seaside, with deep rocks and deep valleys. It is known as the "God's Cave and Fairy House".

Laoshan Mountain has a radius of hundreds of miles and is dotted with palaces and temples. It is said that there are "nine palaces, eight temples and seventy-two nunneries", among which Taiqing Palace is the most famous. According to records, during the Han Dynasty, Zhang Lianfu from Ruizhou Prefecture in Jiangxi Province abandoned his official position and came to Laoshan to practice Taoism. He built a thatched nunnery to worship the three emperors, named "Sanguan Temple".