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Changdao is a 4A-level scenic spot and national nature reserve in the northern waters of Penglai, known as the "Fairy Mountain on the Sea". It is divided into two islands, the South and North, with six famous attractions, but considering the convenience of tourists, it is recommended to choose a ¥100 ticket, including Wangfu Cliff on the South Island, Crescent Bay and Jiuzhang Cliff on the North Island. Changdao is not only beautiful, but also a must-go place for migratory birds, warm in winter and cool in summer, and known as the "Migratory Bird Station". In addition, the East China Sea Fairy Mountain mentioned in "Classic of Mountains and Seas" is also closely related to Changdao.
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Jiuzhang Cliff is located in the northwest corner of Beichangshan Island. It is a natural landscape famous for its towering and steep cliffs. There are not only mountains, cliffs, rocks, reefs and caves in various shapes and forms, but also a place where people can feel the greatness of nature. Standing at the foot of Jiuzhang Cliff and looking up at the cliffs, one can't help but sigh at the magical creation of nature. In addition, Jiuzhang Cliff is also a great place to watch the sunrise and sunset. It is a comprehensive tourist area integrating mountains, seas, bays, reefs, cliffs, caves and historical sites.
A modern, large aquarium very popular with local Chinese tourists. The exhibitions and fish are interesting, and there is a see-through tunnel where you can walk amongst the creatures. This aquarium does however keep dolphins and beluga whales, and while they seem to well looked after, this may upset some.
Penglai Baxian Sea Crossing Scenic Area is a national AAAAA-level tourist attraction. In myth and legend, Baxian Sea Crossing Area is like a treasure gourd lying on the sea.
A large collection of temples, lighthouses, and fortifications situated on a cliff overlooking the Bohai and Yellow sea. The pavilion has some excellent quality Chinese architecture and is an interesting blend of religion and history. Some of the key buildings include the Temple of the Dragon King, the lighthouse, Sanqing Temple (Sanqing refers to the three immortals worshiped by Taoism), and high walls and canons from the opium war. A cable car can take you down the cliffs and offers nice panoramas. ¥140 for whole site ticket, ¥50 for cable car.
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Dengzhou Ancient Ship Museum is a commemorative attraction in Penglai, which is dedicated to displaying the history and culture of the ancient Dengzhou Port and unearthed ancient ships. The museum houses four ancient Chinese and foreign ships from the Yuan and Ming dynasties, red sandalwood rudders, huanghuali shipbuilding wood, wooden anchors and other precious national cultural relics. These exhibits not only provide valuable physical historical materials for the study of ancient Chinese military ports and traditional shipbuilding technology, but also serve as an important window for understanding the Eastern Maritime Silk Road. For tourists who like history and culture, this is definitely a must-see attraction.
Sanxianshan/Three mountains enormous modern reconstruction of a temple complex, surrounded by lakes. While this place may seem a bit tacky, it is certainly impressive and monumental. There is also a very large pagoda jutting out into the sea allowing for fantastic views.