Seagulls fly over Zhanqiao Pier in Qingdao.

Here is a detailed guide to Zhanqiao Pier in Qingdao: 1. Attraction introduction: • Zhanqiao Pier: This is a 440-meter-long sea corridor that extends from the land into the sea and is a landmark building in Qingdao. It was built during the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty and has a history of over 100 years. It is regarded as a symbol of Qingdao. At the end of the pier is the Huilan Pavilion, a witness to Qingdao's modern history. • Huilan Pavilion: Located on the triangular breakwater at the end of the pier, it is a two-story octagonal pavilion building. The interior displays Qingdao's modern history, culture, and folklore through themed exhibitions. 2. Travel tips: • Best time to visit: November to April is the best time to watch seagulls, when the sea is full of red-billed gulls, creating a beautiful scene. • Duration: It is recommended to spend 1-2 hours to fully experience the charm of the pier. • Notes: Pay attention to the tide schedule, as the scenery during high tide and low tide is different. Also, be cautious, especially during strong winds or high waves. 3. Transportation: • The pier is close to Qingdao Railway Station and can be reached on foot, which is very convenient. • You can also take a bus or subway to get there. Several bus lines and subway lines 1 and 3 can reach Zhanqiao Station. 4. Nearby attractions: • There are other attractions worth visiting near the pier, such as Zhanqiao Park and Xiaoqingdao.