Attractions in Weihai
Weihai, surrounded by sea on three sides and boasting a coastline stretching 9856.5 kilometers, offers stunning natural beaches and abundant tourism resources. Over the past two decades, Weihai has placed significant emphasis on developing its ecological tourism resources, investing RMB 3 billion in their utilization.
The city features numerous tourist attractions, including Liugong Island, Huancui Tower Park, and CCTV Weihai Film and TV City. Additionally, there are several holiday resorts such as Mount Chashan, Mount Shengjing, Chengshantou, and Wolong Mountain - Celestial Palace and Ground Palace. Noteworthy destinations also include Swan Lake and Hailv Island.
CCTV Weihai Film and TV City
It is situated along the picturesque western coast of Weihai. Spanning 500 mu, the Phase 1 project, Windmill Tourist Spot and Cartoon City, covers an area of 110 mu. Phase 2 projects are planned to include 10 functional areas and over 70 scenic spots, showcasing the essence of modern European-style tourism while integrating history, science, technology, art, dreams, and adventure. Designed to meet the needs of the next century, it serves as an ideal location for film shooting, sightseeing, and holiday retreats.
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Huancui Tower Park
Huancui Tower Park, situated at the foot of Naigu Hill, spans over 300 mu. Originally built in 1489 and renovated in 1931, the park suffered destruction during the Japanese occupation. In 1978, the Weihai Government reconstructed Huancui Tower Park, restoring its historic structures such as pavilions, towers, terraces, and corridors. The park features a variety of plant species, including precious trees, as well as facilities for recreational activities and physical fitness. Additionally, it houses an animal area where animals under state protection are cared for, ranging from category 1 to category 3. |
Liugong
Island
Liugong Island, spanning 3.15 square kilometers, is a state-level scenic spot and a key state-protected area for cultural relics. Referred to as the "Paradise on the Sea" and the "Unsinkable Warship," it is the birthplace of the Beiyang Fleet, China's first modern naval force. Liugong Island was the first to establish a National Civilized Scenic Spot in China, marking a significant milestone in its protection, management, and development. In 1998, it welcomed 1.3 million visitors, and in 1999, it was officially designated a State-level Civilized Scenic Spot by the Ministry of Construction, ushering in a new era of recognition and preservation. |
Mt.Chashan
Mount Chashan, situated on the shores of the Yellow Sea in southern Rongcheng City, Shandong Province, boasts an elevation of 539 meters at its highest peak, Qingliang Top. Named after its nine interconnected peaks, known as the "Iron Chashan Mountain of Nine Peaks," it has long been revered as the Wonderland of Dadong for its abundance of natural beauty and cultural relics. Additionally, Mount Chashan holds significant historical importance as a prominent origin of Taoism. The distance from the city center is approximately 50.0 kilometers. |
Mt. Shengjing
Mount Shengjing Nestled in the northwest area of Gejia Town, Wendeng City, lies the picturesque Mount Shengjing scenic spot, a mere 20 kilometers away from downtown. Here, majestic peaks stretch towards the sky, adorned with lush green pine forests that create a serene ambiance. The landscape seamlessly merges with the vast plains, which extend to meet both the Yellow Sea and Gaoshan Lake, forming a breathtaking vista.
Renowned as the cradle of the Quanzhen branch of Taoism, Mount Shengjing is steeped in rich religious and cultural significance.
Distance from the city: 20.0 km
Transportation: Daily bus services connect urban areas and Weihai to Mount Shengjing, providing convenient access for visitors. |
Chengshantou
Often referred to as the "ancient Cape of Good Hope," Chengshantou is situated in the eastern part of the Jiaodong Peninsula. This area is characterized by verdant ridges, the deep blue expanse of the sea, rugged cliffs, and crashing waves, immersing visitors in the natural beauty of the oriental landscape.
Distance from the city: 50.0 km
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Wolong Mountain - Celestial Palace and Ground Palace
The Weihai Wolong Mountain tourism scenic spot is nestled in the northwest mountainous region of Weihai City. To its north lies Gumo Mountain, the site of the historic Gumo Mountain War, while to the south unfolds a panoramic view of Weihai city. The Wolong Mountain Ancient Buildings have undergone extensive renovations through investments by the Weihai Tourism Company, adding to the allure of this captivating destination. |
Swan Lake
In Rongcheng's Swan Lake Tourism Holiday Resort, visitors can discover the world's largest swan habitat¡ªCheng Shanwei Swan Lake. Here, pristine waters meet golden beaches under a cerulean sky, creating an idyllic climate for relaxation.
Every year, from November to April, thousands of swans, wild ducks, and geese from Siberia and Inner Mongolia flock here to spend the winter months. Aptly named the Eastern Kingdom of Swans, this sanctuary provides a haven for these majestic creatures amidst breathtaking natural surroundings.
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Hailv
Island
Merely 2 nautical miles from Chengshantou lies the enchanting Hailv Island, steeped in legend and natural splendor.
Embraced by deep blue waters and adorned with thousands of sea gulls, this island boasts rugged cliffs that beckon visitors into a realm reminiscent of ancient fairy tales.
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