Things to do in Wafangdian

China. Changxing Island, Wafangdian, Dalian, Liaoning Province, is a new industrial and shipbuilding development base, as well as a tourist city life base. People who come here can get a new value concept and choose to use their time and energy to do it!

The Pai Shi Scenic Area is still worth a visit. If you don’t want to stay overnight, you can choose another mountain road to go around to the top of the mountain and take in the panoramic view. You can ask local residents for the specific route.

Minghu Hot Spring is conveniently located with free parking. The hot spring water is clean and crystal clear, and the park is hygienic and comfortable. The current spring weather, with its mild temperatures and blooming flowers, is perfect for a hot spring soak. Lying in the outdoor pool, surrounded by the scents of grass and flowers, is truly intoxicating. There are rest areas and saunas available when you get tired of soaking. In the afternoon, there are also affordable and delicious snacks. Highly recommended for hot spring enthusiasts.

Fuzhou City is the oldest prefecture in southern Liaoning. It was the seat of the prefecture in the Ming and Qing Dynasties and before. It has relatively complete administrative residences and historical and cultural buildings. Such as the ancient administrative office buildings such as the prefecture government office and the guard post; such as the Ming and Qing Street Historical and Cultural District; such as the Chinese Buddhist sites - Yongfeng Temple and Yongfeng Ancient Pagoda; there are foreign Islamic sites - mosques; there are ancient cultural and educational sites - Hengshan Academy. In short, the ancient prefecture system and heritage buildings are complete, and people who want to understand the culture of southern Liaoning can focus on and visit.

There are few people on Changqin Coast now, and the supporting shops are closed. The homestay villa is also being renovated to better accommodate tourists this year. It is very lively in the summer, with performances. There are also several popular photo spots, which are quite photogenic. The beach is relatively long, but there are many drunken rocks and shell fragments on it. You have to wear shoes to be comfortable, otherwise it will poke your feet. There is also a small island not far from the shore. Although I have never been there, it still makes me daydream.

This place is not far from the last square in Bayuquan and Xianren Island, but the water quality here is much better than that in Yingkou. You can still see the beach clearly at a depth of one or two meters. Is it because of this reason that this place belongs to Dalian? Is it Yingkou that has mixed seawater?

Dalian's Binhai Road is breathtakingly beautiful. It's incredibly dreamy, filled with birdsong and fragrant flowers. Facing the sea, spring blossoms bloom, its beauty is beyond words. I consider it the most beautiful place in Dalian, bar none. Strolling along it is truly relaxing, and the air quality is top-notch.

It's definitely worth a visit. The outdoor building, a large green building, is a distinctive and solemn structure combining Baroque and traditional Chinese brick architecture. Inside, it's an exhibition hall showcasing furniture from the Republican era.

It should be the beach with the finest sand in Dalian, with fine sand, clear water and blue sky. The scenery of Xizhong Island is very good! It is very suitable for family outings. Don't wear slippers to feel its fineness barefoot. Qingcheng caught small crabs and picked up shells barefoot on the beach. But there are a lot of jellyfish, so you should pay attention to safety. It is recommended to prepare everything including food before going.

The Shenyang Imperial Palace is also very large; by the end, I was completely exhausted. Inside the scenic area, there's Zhang Xueliang's former residence, and a financial museum was included as a bonus. All of these were quite interesting and worth seeing.