Things to do in Wulian

This was my first time visiting Baotu Spring. I went in the afternoon to avoid the crowds, so the experience wasn't too bad. The three springs were bubbling away, and the water was crystal clear. No wonder it's called the City of Springs! 👍

The canyon is winding, the lake is clear, the vegetation is lush, and the scenery changes in each season.

The boat departs at 9:30 AM. If you arrive early, you can take photos with the Olympic torch. The boat has three decks, and it looks beautiful when the sun shines on the shimmering water. However, it doesn't go very far, there are no seagulls, and it's a bit shaky. Overall, the experience is just average.

Lian Island Scenic Area boasts beautiful scenery, soft sandy beaches, and clear waters. The island offers numerous seafood stalls, making it ideal for a relaxing vacation. The scenic area is well-managed and has excellent facilities, but it can get crowded during peak season. Overall, it was a good experience, and I recommend visiting outside of peak times. I visited during off-peak season, which contributed to my excellent experience.

It is especially suitable for older children to play together. The water flow is relatively fast. I personally think it is the best in Shandong. There is no other. The disadvantage is that the opening hours are relatively short every day, about 12:30-13:00. It is recommended to consult before going.

Amazing place, have similar vibes as the forbidden city in Beijing. A place full of history and great architecture.

Immerse yourself in the history of ancient imperial tombs and learn about ancient engineering technology.

Visiting a real tomb-turned-tomb site for the first time, I was truly awestruck by the wisdom of the Han Dynasty people. The anti-theft notice written by Liu Zhu, "There's no silver buried here," was also quite interesting and a novel experience. Outside, there's a beautiful garden, many interesting stone carvings, and plaques treasured in the Imperial Edict Museum—it was quite impressive.

There weren't many people when I went in October, so the experience was great. I watched the show, but the boat tours in the scenic area were closed that day. I asked at the visitor center and found out that I could take a boat from Pier 1, which is about a 15-minute walk away. Overall, it was alright.

There are numerous performances throughout the day in the ancient city, and the night view after the lights come on at the entrance is truly beautiful. "Guoxiu Langya" is top-notch in terms of stage design, lighting, hardware, special effects, and lighting effects, and is definitely worth watching!