Qingdao Travel Guide|||Buddhist Travel Day 1

|||Buddhist Travel Day 1. Qingdao Travel Guide|||Buddhist Travel Day 1 Today's main attack: Laoshan Scenic Area Transportation🚴 The Laoshan Scenic Area is quite far from the city center, it is recommended to rent a car for a tour or join a group day tour. (The group tour includes pick-up and drop-off, no need to worry about transportation issues, taking buses or subways requires multiple transfers which is inconvenient) Attractions🏞️ 1️⃣ Pass: Nearby is China's most beautiful fishing village—Qingshan Fishing Village. This is a small fishing village with hundreds of years of history deep in Laoshan, with natural scenery of red tiles, green trees, blue sea, and blue sky worth visiting. If time allows, it is suggested to take a walk in the village and experience a different kind of human touch. 2️⃣ The most beautiful coastal road: You can choose to take bus 618 at the entrance. If the weather is good, it is recommended to get off the bus and walk a short distance, the seaside scenery is stunning and worth taking photos to remember. 3️⃣ Yangkou Scenic Area: The tour takes about two hours, the main attractions include Shouzi Peak, Lion Peak, Tianyuan, and the Seek Heaven Cave. For those with good physical strength, it is recommended to hike up the mountain to enjoy the beautiful scenery along the way; you can choose to take the cable car down the mountain (about 10 minutes). Food Recommendations🥯 Do not eat seafood inside the scenic area, as there are serious overcharging phenomena and the taste is not authentic (did the homework in advance, so didn't get ripped off!) Recommended restaurant: Life Seafood Home Cooking Restaurant This is a hidden gem near the farmers' market, where you can choose to buy seafood at the farmers' market and ask the owner to process it (processing fee is about 10~30 yuan), or you can order dishes in the restaurant. Due to time constraints, we ordered dishes in the restaurant, the taste is quite authentic and the prices are affordable, we tried a variety of seafood products and basically did not step on any landmines. You can order less barbecue, as most of the barbecue has a sweet taste, which is not very suitable for people from Hunan. The hairtail dumplings are also a local specialty, worth a try