4.7/5
133***60Highly recommended! The room was clean and tidy, the staff were incredibly friendly, and the soundproofing was excellent. After a long day, I slept wonderfully without any noise. I'll definitely stay here again next time.
4.6/5
M52***16The room was spacious and bright, very nice, and clean. Customer service was responsive and attentive. The hotel's location is excellent, very close to the high-speed rail station, making travel incredibly convenient!
4.8/5
Anonymous userGreat experience here. Learning about beer history at Tsingtao museum.
44.6/5Anonymous userThe most expensive route in Laoshan is the Taiqing route, but after going, I realized it was definitely worth it. If you have the energy, you can visit Bashuihe, Huayan Temple, Qingshan Fishing Village, and Yangkou all at the same time. You can take a bus between these points, making it very cost-effective. The maple leaves are all red now—it's so beautiful!
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300***83Liugong Island is renowned for its scenery, described as a "fairyland on the sea" and a "paradise on earth," blending azure seas and skies, lush forests, and rich history, offering different views in each season. It's definitely worth a visit.
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hfl20Absolutely stunning! We visited on the last weekend of November. Not crowded at all, the scenery was breathtaking; you absolutely must take the cable car. I imagine the queues for getting on and off during peak season would be incredibly long. But we went at the right time, which meant we could practically have the entire island and Penglai Pavilion to ourselves. Unfortunately, we couldn't manage our time and didn't get to experience the immersive atmosphere. Hopefully, we'll have to go again.
74.6/5M88***07Family, you absolutely can't miss the Underwater World when you come to Qingdao, especially that nearly 100-meter-long underwater tunnel! It's really amazing! Tickets are available now! Here's a guide for you: Copy Ticket Purchase Guide Tickets can be purchased in advance through the official WeChat account or major travel platforms. A general admission ticket is 170 yuan, with student discounts available. There might be queues at the ticket counter, so buying in advance is much more convenient. Itinerary We recommend starting with the Dreamy Jellyfish Palace, where the colorful jellyfish under the lights create a dreamlike scene, perfect for taking photos. Next, head to the Seal Pavilion to see the adorable seals. Now for the highlights: the Marine Life Pavilion and Whale Pavilion have many precious specimens, where you can learn a lot about the ocean. Then, there's the incredible underwater tunnel! Stretching nearly 100 meters, walking in feels like being surrounded by fish from every angle, with sharks, turtles, and rays swimming right beside you—the feeling is indescribable. It's also a great place for taking photos; even a simple shot on the escalator has a great atmosphere. Finally, head to the freshwater aquarium to see some unique freshwater creatures. Show Times: Don't forget to check the times for the mermaid show and the shark and human show; they're spectacular. Arrive half an hour early to secure a good front-row seat.
84.6/5_We***08Immersed in this pristine, azure world, the massive glaciers gleam like deep, dazzling sapphires. Adorable penguins and polar bears display the tenacity of life, while the magnificent aurora dances silently across the sky. This is not only Earth's last hidden paradise, but also a magnificent epic of cold and life coexisting. Every breath is a testament to the awe and sacredness of nature, awakening a deepest reverence and love for all living things.
94.6/5M53***56The Confucius Temple, Confucius Cemetery, and Confucius Mansion in Qufu, collectively known as the "Three Confucian Sites" of Qufu, are sacred sites for commemorating Confucius and for Confucian scholars to pay homage throughout Chinese history. They are renowned for their rich cultural heritage, long history, grand scale, abundant cultural relics, and scientific and artistic value.
104.7/5Anonymous userThousand Buddha Mountain has beautiful scenery and is suitable for the elderly and children. Climbing to the top from the right side is less tiring. The Thousand Buddha Cave requires an additional fee, so we didn't go. There's a cable car up the mountain and a slide down, which the kids really enjoyed.
Partial adjustment of entry routes at Mount Tai Scenic Area
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