I thought Qingdao was already beautiful! Until I went to Weihai

I thought Qingdao was already beautiful! Until I went to Weihai... The romance of Weihai knows no season. Whether it's snowing, raining, sunny, or cloudy, it has its unique beauty. 📜 Two-day tour itinerary reference Day 1: Jianggujui → Maotoushan → Putao Beach Bathing Area → Beishan Road → Yuanyao Pier → Weihe Park → Jinhaiwan Pier Sunset → Torch Eight Street Day 2: Blue Waves Shipwreck → Yandun Corner Swan Lake → Yuehai Park → Weihai Park 📝 A few key points Transportation: Weihai has an airport with limited flights. You can fly to Yantai and take a high-speed train to 'Weihai North Station'. Clothing: The perceived temperature is fine, -5°C is completely acceptable for people from Zhejiang. There is heating indoors, but it can be quite cold by the sea where there is sea breeze. A normal down jacket is sufficient. Expenses: Off-season sea view accommodation costs around 100-200 yuan, Korean food costs around 60-70 yuan per person, and taxi fares are generally around ten yuan. 🏠 Accommodation recommendations Near Torch Road, Weihai North Station: Convenient for visiting Torch Eight Street and the International Bathing Beach. Near Weigao Plaza, Weihai Station: Convenient city center location, also close to the sea. 📸 Must-visit photo spots Torch Eight Street: The most popular internet-famous spot in Weihai. It is recommended to take photos at six in the morning or at dusk, as the blue hour is more romantic. Beishan Road: A romantic road leading to the sea, with a good photo spot at Mitubili Belgian Handmade Chocolate Shop. Blue Waves Shipwreck: A giant shipwreck on the sea, easy to take apocalyptic photos in any weather. Pearl Beach: A great place to watch the sunset, with houses and coastline in the distance giving an exotic feel. Naxianghai Swan Lake: From November to February each year, a large number of white swans migrate to Rongcheng, Weihai for the winter, making it an excellent viewing spot. Xiaoshi Island: There is a lonely house at the end, absolutely beautiful at sunset. Jinhaiwan Pier: An iron chain pier extending into the sea, full of cinematic and fateful feelings. It is even more beautiful when the lights are on in the evening, but the wind is very strong.