🌿 Jinan Wulongtan Park | The Easiest & Most Efficient Way to Explore

#falladventures If you’re visiting Jinan and want to explore Wulongtan Park together with Baotu Spring, this route is the most convenient and beginner-friendly. The park has three entrances (East, West, South), but choosing the right one makes your walk so much smoother! ⸻ ✅ Best Route: Enter via South Gate · Exit via East Gate This is the classic and most efficient way—especially perfect for first-time visitors. Once you enter from the South Gate, you’ll immediately see the park’s highlights: • the Five-Dragon Wall • the Dragon Pool Viewing Spot • beautiful reflections on the water (amazing on sunny days!) Follow the path all the way to the East Gate, and once you step out, you’re already on Baotu Spring North Road. The Baotu Spring North Gate is right across the street, so it’s a seamless transition. 🌀 Suggested Walking Route South Gate → Five-Dragon Wall → Dragon Pool Viewpoint → Scholar’s Pavilion → Qin Qiong Shrine → Five-Dragon Fountain → East Gate ⸻ 🎫 Useful Tips • Admission: Free entry, you can enter anytime. • Feeding fish/ducks: There are koi and cute ducklings, but avoid feeding them bread or snacks. Buy the designated fish food at the entrance instead. • Photography: For the best water-reflection shots, go to the small hollow rock hill opposite Dragon Pool. The reflections on sunny days are stunning. ⸻ 🚪 Other Ways to Explore • West Gate → South Gate: A good choice if you want to avoid crowds. When you exit at South Gate, it’s super convenient to head to Furon Street or Qushuiting Street for food. • East Gate → South Gate: The traditional walking route. Turn right after entering from East Gate and all the classic sights are along this stretch. Walk until you reach Moon Tooth Spring, which is near the South Gate.