Drink
Enjoy the Drink of Shandong. Visit the attractions listed below.
Jinan Wild Animal World
Jinan Wild Animal World is located in Zhangqiu District, Jinan City. The park consists of walking zones in the north, and bus zones in the south. The theme of the park is a recreation of animal ecological living environment, including birds singing gardens, roaring valley, ecological ring path, tip kingdom, the panda enclosure, leopard trail, rhinos’ paradise, etc. totaling 11 zones.

Guantang Hot Spring
Guantang Hot Spring is a local historic landmark that was started over 1000 years ago. The number of pool varieties are shocking. Of the 80 spring pools in total, 66 are outdoors “buried” into hilly landscapes.

Aerka Diya International Hot Spring Hotel
Aerka Diya International Hot Spring Hotel is a great place to soak in the hot springs, away from the hustle and bustle of the city with sceneries, lakes and hot springs.

Hulutao Village (Gourd)
The Hulutao Village is located 1 km southeast of the town center. It currently governs 12 natural villages. The village is surrounded by endless mountains and is covered by almost 89% of the forest.

Yin Quan Bie Yuan
“Yin Quan Bie Yuan”, is a renovated exotics B&B with bobbling spring at downtown “Bianzhi Xiang Alley”. It is rated as top 10 in Shandong.

Weihai Folklores
The best time to visit the Swan Lake is at sunset on a clear day. Check in with Mr. Ma Shi Min, China’s photo legend of swans, to share with you his story. Or even better, show you the best places in town to take pictures of the swans. That is, if he is in town. Maybe your tour guide can give you tips where to find him.

The Chengshantou Cliff “Cape of Chengshantou” at Rongcheng
Is located at the tip of the northeast end of Weihai. The view of deep cliffs reminds you that of Ireland. The view of its light house at the coastal line marker of China are breath taking.

The City of Rongcheng
Is actually one-third of Weihai’s region. This city is one of the most affluent regions in Shandong. Rongcheng started out as a fishing village on the east end of China. With 6.7 million people and an incredible GDP, Rongcheng now ranks 14th on Forbes’ top 100 city list in China