100 Ways of Travel in Jinan

#100waysoftravel Jinan is a city of subprovincial importance in China, the seat of government of Shandong Province. It is located in the western part of the province, about 400 km south of the country's capital, Beijing. The name means "south of the Jishui River" and is due to the fact that these places were located south of the Jishui River. In the twentieth century, the city became the most important transport hub of Shandong. Jinan International Airport connects Japan, South Korea and Hong Kong by air. And the railway connection connected Jinan with almost all the largest cities in China. The source of Baotu. The Baotu Spring is located in the center of Jinan City in the southwestern part of the Old City. The spring is surrounded by the park of the same name. Daminghu Lake. Located in the city center, Daminghu Lake Park is considered one of the three must-visit tourist spots in Jinan City along with Baotu Springs Park and Thousand Buddha Mountain. The Mountain of a Thousand Buddhas. Located 2.5 km south of Jinan City in Shandong Province, Thousand Buddha Mountain is one of the key attractions of the city. The Lake of Five Dragons. Five Dragons Lake is located west of the historic center of Jinan City and north of Baotu Springs. The lake is a culturally significant place in Jinan. There are four distinct seasons in a year. Jinan is characterized by a dry spring, hot and rainy summers, cool autumn, and arid and cold winters. Jinan has left a pleasant memories. The city itself is very large, there is an airport, train stations, and many universities. There are a lot of shopping malls, entertainment venues and attractions, for example, ancient springs and sacred mountains of Taoism. Local food is another wonder of this place, tasty and nutritious, just what you need during long time trip.