Shandong's secluded island is sparsely populated and stunningly beautiful

I discovered an original and beautiful niche island in Shandong🏝️ 99% of people don't know about this hidden gem of an island🏝️ Rated by 'National Geographic' as one of China's most beautiful islands🏝️ The undiscovered island is Daheshan Island in Yantai One of the few volcanic islands in the country With a unique landscape that's sparsely populated and absolutely gorgeous! There's a natural arch leading to the sea, a spectacular sight Featuring unique marine erosion landforms, it's an ancient volcanic crater formed over millions of years🌋 It's also the setting for the TV series 'Parents' Love' - 🚢How to get to the island Drive or take the high-speed train to Take a boat from Pengchang Passenger Port to Daheshan Island A one-way boat ticket costs 70 yuan🎫 and it takes 70 minutes to arrive The entire journey is filled with clear blue skies and seas And flocks of seagulls follow along the way☁️super romantic - Day1: Longzhuashan National Geological Park→Tuoweichangsha→Nanzhuang Club Day2: Beizhuang Site - ✅Longzhuashan National Geological Park The most beautiful and worthwhile place to visit! The journey is filled with stunning scenes perfect for photography It's breathtaking❗The 'Heaven's Gate' photo spot is right here📷 After eight hundred million years of weathering and erosion by seawater After being submerged three times by seawater and crustal movements, a special landform was formed - ✅Nanzhuang Club Retains the early post-revolutionary supply and marketing cooperative, with authentic island fishing village scenery everywhere~ - 🌋Daheshan Island is a volcanic island with fertile water quality and rich marine resources, even boasting a unique geological 'specialty'—Malan loess, referred to by geological experts as the 'Loess Plateau' of the easternmost part of China - Daheshan Island is not only incredibly scenic but also has a long-standing folk culture. Beizhuang Site is the only large-scale primitive village site currently found along the eastern coast of China, on par with the Banpo Site in Xi'an, and is referred to by archaeologists as China's 'Eastern Banpo' - After playing on the island for two days, I still hadn't had enough, watched the sunrise and sunset🌇 Tasted the authentic seafood of a farmhouse banquet🦐 Experienced the primitive and comfortable island life It's best to go on a sunny day for beautiful photography❗