Penglai

One of China's four great towers, Penglai Pavilion sits on Danya Mountain with sea views. The complex includes temples and halls, and below lies the legendary spot where the Eight Immortals crossed the sea.

An ancient naval base from the Ming Dynasty, this well-preserved fort features gates, walls, and a harbor. It's free to visit and offers a glimpse into China's maritime defense history.

Home of the Ming Dynasty general Qi Jiguang, this site includes his mansion, weapon museum, and gardens. Two imperial memorial arches from the Jiajing era stand nearby, making it a historical treasure.

Inspired by the legendary three immortal mountains, this scenic area features grand halls, a jade Buddha weighing 108 tons, and a treasure museum. It's a place where myth meets reality.

Dedicated to the Eight Immortals legend, this coastal attraction blends Taoist culture with classical architecture. It's a great spot to enjoy sea views and perhaps catch a mirage in spring.

A modern amusement venue based on the 'Journey to the East' tale, featuring 40 scenes with sound, light, and electric effects. It brings the adventures of the Eight Immortals to life.

Home to the world's largest cylindrical tank and Asia's largest tropical rainforest exhibit, this aquarium features a 100-meter underwater tunnel and a 4D theater. It's a must-see for marine life enthusiasts.

A smaller, traditional aquarium with over 60 species of marine and freshwater fish. It also houses a specimen exhibition with 241 items, offering an educational experience for visitors.

Located at the northernmost tip of the Shandong Peninsula, this hill offers a unique geographical spot where the Yellow Sea meets the Bohai Sea. The lighthouse here marks the boundary, and the cliffs provide dramatic views.