A must-see when visiting Penglai! Penglai Pavilion: A Complete Guide to Avoiding Pitfalls

Everyone, I recently went to Penglai Pavilion and it was totally worth it! Today I will share my gaming experience with you all, I promise there will be no disappointments, it is pure useful information! Preliminary preparation Before departure, you should check the weather in advance and try to travel on a sunny day so that you can see the sea view more clearly. You can book tickets in advance on major travel apps, which can save you a lot of trouble. Remember to bring your mainland China ID card, as it will be needed to enter the park. In addition, comfortable shoes are essential because you will be walking a lot. Itinerary 1. Morning: Go directly to Penglai Pavilion Scenic Area. It is recommended to set off early to avoid the peak crowds. After entering from the main gate, the first thing that catches your eye is the quaint Penglai Pavilion complex, with its red walls, green tiles, flying eaves and brackets, creating a great atmosphere for taking photos. Climb up the steps and you will reach the main building of Penglai Pavilion. Standing on the pavilion, you can overlook the entire Penglai Bay. The sea is endless and the sea breeze is blowing on your face. It feels so picturesque! 2. Noon: There are many seafood restaurants near the scenic area. It is recommended to try the local Spanish mackerel dumplings, which are large and full of fillings. One bite is super satisfying. There are also seaweed buns with a unique taste. This is a specialty of Penglai, so don’t miss it. 3. Afternoon: Go to Tianhengshan Park, exit from the west gate of Penglai Pavilion and walk for a few minutes to get there. Here you can experience the cross-sea cableway. Sitting on the cableway, with the azure blue water under your feet and the beautiful scenery of Penglai Pavilion in the distance, you will feel like you are in a painting. After arriving at Tianheng Mountain, you can stroll along the seaside plank road, admire the beautiful coastline, and see the boundary between the Yellow Sea and the Bohai Sea, which is very magical. Photo check-in point 1. The main building of Penglai Pavilion: Standing in front of the building, with the sea as the background, the photos taken are super good, and they definitely look like a blockbuster movie. 2. Tianhengshan Lighthouse: The white lighthouse is particularly eye-catching against the backdrop of the blue sky and sea. It looks good no matter how you photograph it. It is very suitable for taking artistic photos. Pitfalls 1. Don’t trust the people soliciting customers at the entrance of the scenic area. The restaurants and accommodations they recommend may have inflated prices. 2. When riding the cable car, please take care of your belongings to avoid dropping them.