Historic Attractions
Experience the Historic Attractions of Shandong. Visit the attractions listed below.
Sulu’s Tomb
Those who do not know Sulu’s tomb in Dezhou may think that it is the tomb of a king from a specific dynasty. But in fact, it is the burial place of the king of the ancient Sulu Kingdom, the Eastern King.
Boxing County Museum
Boxing County Museum always surprises us with its collection of over 3000 collections. In fact, it is a county-run museum where you will be shocked at the brilliant load of treasures locally uncovered.
Polaris Horologes Culture Museum
This is the first personal collection of a horologe museum in China with clocks and watches.
Yinqueshan Museum of Bamboo Slips from Han Dynasty
Yin Que Shan Han Dynasty (202BC-220AD) Archeological Museum yields insight into China classic works on military tactics and strategy by Sun Wu, (author, Art of War), Sun Bin, Liu Tao and Wei Liaozi.
South Heaven’s Gate
(Cont’ from Taian page) There is an option to take a cable car up part of the journey, or hike - 6,666 steps - to the top where you will reach the South Heaven’s Gate. The cable car ascent is surprisingly steep, lengthy, and affords incredible views - deep in the...
Jiaozhou Bay Bridge
Built in 1903, this former German governor’s residence was constructed in the style of a German palace. The mansion is one of Qingdao’s best examples of concession-era architecture, with 30 guest rooms each owning a unique fireplace and Jugendstil (Art Nouveau) style. The building was so lavish that the indulgent governor was said to be immediately fired when German Emperor and King of Prussia Kaiser Wilhelm II saw the final invoice.
Ejiao
Is the number one popular local product in Liaocheng. In the form of gelatin made out of donkey hide, the technique of making it is ancient dating back 1,000 years ago. Donkey meat is usually prepared in thin slices served on a platter or in sandwiches.
Linqing Bricks
Linqing is also known for its quality bricks. Almost all bricks used in Beijing’s Forbidden Palace Museum were made from Linqing. If you go to the Aotouji Tower, built at the intersection of two rivers, you will find many original bricks bearing Linqing seals at sections of the walls lower than 1 meter high.