The authentic Shandong cuisine is very delicious, the seafood is fresh, the portion is large, and the environment is also good
🌶️After three days in Zibo, I finally understand why people say, "This is a city with sincerity etched into its DNA." The aroma of barbecue here fills the streets, and the owners smile, "Take more, you're welcome." Even taxi drivers will proactively tell you which barbecue places have the best food with no lines. This feeling of being surrounded by such warmth is truly healing! 🌿 My personal experience in Zibo: Sincerity is the best strategy. As soon as I got off the high-speed train, I was warmed by the "Barbecue Train" sign on the platform. A volunteer handed me a free Zibo map, densely packed with barbecue restaurants, attractions, and bus routes, and even circled "Must-try affordable restaurants for students." During the taxi ride to Zhangdian District, the chef kept saying, "Our Zibo barbecue is all about wrapping everything in a small pancake. Don't try to copy the random dipping sauces you see online; follow the locals' way!" The owner of the B&B we stayed at was even more down-to-earth. In the morning, he brought me his homemade Zhoucun sesame cakes and said, "Fill yourself up first. I'll take you to my regular place for lunch—no need to wait in line!" This warm welcome, treating tourists like "outsiders," was even more addictive than barbecue itself. 🍢 Must-try List: The "Soul of BBQ" Treasures of a Local 1. BBQ: A small pancake wrapped in a delicious aroma that'll make you stamp your feet I went to "Lao Li's BBQ," a local recommendation. It wasn't a fancy place, just a few small tables, but the moment the skewers arrived, I was stunned—the meat was a sizzling mix of fat and lean, grilled to a sizzling sizzle. The owner also gave me a "soul trio": paper-thin pancakes, freshly cut scallions, and a secret sweet bean sauce. ✨The right way to eat: Dip the pancake in some sauce, top it with the meat skewers, and wrap it with a few scallions. The aroma of the pancake, meat, and scallions blends beautifully, making it incredibly filling! For just over 60 yuan per person, you can eat until you're full, and the owner will even ask, "Is that enough? Want two more?" 2. Boshan Cuisine: The "Hardcore Romance" of Shandong People We tried authentic Boshan cuisine at Boshan Restaurant. We recommend the Boshan Crispy Pot (cabbage, kelp, and spare ribs stewed to a crispy tenderness, with a sweet and savory flavor that goes perfectly with rice), the Tofu Box (golden tofu cubes stuffed with meat filling, bursting with juice when bitten), and the fried meat, which is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. Dipped in salt and pepper, you can't stop eating. For 50 yuan per person, you'll be left leaning against the wall. 3. Hidden Snacks: Surprises in the Streets - Eat the purple rice cakes at the Badaju Convenience Market while they're still hot. The rice aroma blends with the milky flavor, making them soft and glutinous without being overly sweet. - The fried meat buns at the roadside stalls are crispy on the outside and filled with savory meat filling. 3 yuan each is enough to fill you up. - Have a cup of Zibo local yogurt for a sweet and sour tang that's perfect with barbecue! 🏯 Besides barbecue, these places are worth visiting. 1. Zhoucun Ancient Commercial City: Experience the old days of the "dry dock." The bluestone streets are lined with Ming and Qing dynasty-style buildings, with escort agencies, banks, and teahouses lining the streets. Rent a Hanfu suit and stroll through the alleys for a breathtaking view of the commercial port centuries ago. Best of all! It's a quiet and uncrowded place where you can watch veteran artisans make Zhoucun sesame cakes. A bag costs 5 yuan, and they're incredibly delicious. 2. Haidai Tower and Zhongshuge: A Real-Life "Magic Library" Standing by Qisheng Lake, admire the Haidai Tower, its soaring eaves and brackets reflected in the water. When lit up in the evening, it looks like something out of a painting. Inside, Zhongshuge is hailed as "China's Most Beautiful Bookstore." Its mirrored spiral staircase creates a stunning photo opp. When you're tired of reading, you can enjoy feeding the pigeons by the lake—free and relaxing. 3. Ceramics and Glass Museum: Experience the exquisite craftsmanship of "Made in Zibo" I never imagined Zibo's glassware could be so stunning! The museum features shimmering glass ornaments and translucent thin-bodied porcelain. Watch the glassmakers blow their own glassware live, and watch a "fireball" transform into a shimmering vase—a moment of wonder. Admission is free, and a two-hour visit is a surefire way to spend the day. 💡 My Tips for Zibo - Don't stick to internet-famous BBQ restaurants; established establishments in residential areas are more authentic and the owners are more welcoming. - Go to Badaju Market before 8 AM for less crowds, so you can avoid the tour groups. - Zibo people are straightforward and enthusiastic. If you don't know the way, just ask; they'll be eager to take you. - The cost is affordable; a three-day trip for over 1,000 yuan per person is incredibly enjoyable. On the day I left, the B&B owner called a taxi for me and gave me a bag of Zhoucun sesame cakes: "Eat them on the way, and come back next time!" As the car drove out of Zibo, I looked out the window at the receding streets, and it suddenly struck me that the charm of this city lies not only in the aroma of barbecue, but also in the sincerity in everyone's eyes. If you're looking for a place where you can enjoy hearty meat and genuine hospitality, come to Zibo—these places hold the most touching warmth hidden in their everyday lives. #ZiboTravel #ZiboBBQ #ZiboFood #ShandongZibo
Must-See Attractions & Order of Visits Day 1: Zibo Ceramics and Glass Museum → Haidai Tower Zhongshuge • Ceramics and Glass Museum: Free, reservations required. The museum's treasure, the "Green Glaze Lotus Vase," is a must-see. DIY glass bracelets are 39 yuan. • Stop for a coffee (Quanzhi 🐉) in between; the coffee is exceptional. • Haidai Tower Zhongshuge: Stunning night views, check out the mirrored bookstore, and take stunning photos in Hanfu. Day 2: Badaju Market • Badaju Market morning and evening markets: A snack paradise. Must-buy purple rice cakes, wok pancakes, and sesame salt (10 yuan each). Food Recommendations • Must-Try BBQ: A local, time-honored BBQ restaurant (small pancakes with scallions and pork belly, a must-try in Zibo, 80 yuan per person). Don't bring your own. • Lao Mian Soup: Mix the broth with an egg and eat with fried dough sticks and sanzi. Delicious! • Soup Dumplings: Suck the broth first, then eat the dumplings (unlike the ones in Henan). • Local Cuisine: After shopping, I went straight to Boshan Cuisine 2.0, a restaurant recommended by a friend. I stopped by at noon and saw the line was too long... so I left immediately. I came back in the evening and it was much smaller. I recommend coming later. ✔️ Boshan Stew - The broth is incredibly fresh and the ingredients are generous. Drink the broth first, then the vegetables. It's delicious! ✔️ Big Ginger Fried Chicken - Fried chicken from Zibo, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. ✔️ Durian Tofu Box - Sounds a bit strange, but it's really good! Durian lovers should try it. ✔️ Butter Kavass - Rich, milky flavor without being greasy, no alcohol, and quite refreshing. ✔️ Fried Spring Rolls - Currently filled with shepherd's purse, the skin is fried to a crisp. I heard the filling will change, so I'll try it next time. We spent a little over 70 yuan per person and were quite full. Affordable, no disappointments. Authentic experience Zibo is more than just barbecue! The thousand-year-old craftsmanship of Liuliguan and the bluestone pavements of Zhoucun are rich in cultural heritage. The snacks at Badaju are affordable and substantial.
Zibo • Recommended Attractions: Shandong Cultural Tourism · Red Leaf Persimmon Rock Tourist Area, offering unique natural scenery and a wealth of entertainment; Zhoucun Ancient Commercial City, a cluster of century-old buildings lined with shops; the Qi Culture Museum, housing numerous unique Qi artifacts, allows you to gain a deeper understanding of Qi culture. Boshan Ceramics and Glass Art Center and Ma'anshan are also excellent options. • Recommended Dining: Juyouzhai offers authentic Boshan cuisine, while Muyangcun BBQ and Ersao BBQ are popular barbecue restaurants, filling the air with the aroma of meat. Jiuru Mountain • Attraction Description: A rare waterfall complex in northern China, with a ten-kilometer wooden plank road, and scenic spots such as Tengshe Pond and Tianxin Waterfall offer breathtaking views. The Wuting Observation Deck offers a 360-degree view of the mountains and mist, and the Buermuju Homestay is a popular check-in spot. • Tour Route: Classic Hiking Route (4-5 hours) from Zhifutan to Wuting; Less Strenuous Route (2 hours) takes the scenic area shuttle bus directly to Tianchi Lake, then visits the glass plank road, the popular swing, and the Buermuju Homestay. • Ticket Information: Adults 120 yuan, students/seniors 80 yuan, children under 1.2 meters free, with lifetime free admission. Huangchao Reservoir • Scenic Spot Description: Covering over 800 mu (approximately 166 acres), the reservoir boasts clear waters, surrounded by dramatic peaks and lush vegetation. Once the birthplace of the Huang Chao Uprising, it boasts the majestic grandeur of a reservoir dam and the graceful beauty of its shallow streams. • Transportation: By car, from downtown Jinan, drive south on Provincial Highway 103 to Liubu Subdistrict, turn off at the Wopu Village fork, and continue along the mountain road for approximately 5 kilometers. Alternatively, take bus No. 883 and get off at the "Huangchao Reservoir" or "Xiaohuangchao" stops. • Tips: Fishing and water activities are available here, and the shallows are perfect for family activities. At night, you can also photograph the starry sky reflected in the reservoir. Yufu River • Attractions: The Yufu River has several sections suitable for camping and swimming. For example, the gentle flow at Kema Cliff is perfect for children; the green area at Zhaike Village is ideal for camping and weekend team building; and the Yufu River Flood Bridge is a prime campsite, offering direct access to the water. • Tips: Wear sunscreen and insect repellent, bring spare clothing and slippers, and remember to take out your trash after playing. Always be mindful of open water safety.
B&B Highlights: This charming B&B is tucked away at the foot of Tanxi Mountain in Zibo City (address: Tanxi Mountain Tourist Area, Taihe Town, Zichuan District, Zibo City). ✨ Open the door and you're greeted by a breathtaking blend of retro and natural elements! The warm yellow rooms are incredibly cozy, and every corner offers a perfect photo spot. 📸 The woven rattan headboard and tatami tea table, paired with the mountain view, create a truly captivating atmosphere. 🎑 The courtyard is filled with adorable little favas. 🌷 Any photo you take is a stunning idyllic scene. 💯 B&B Surroundings: - Art Village Mural: A 5-minute walk away, you'll find stunning seaside murals. 🎨 - Starry Sky Terrace: Enjoy skewers while gazing at the stars at night. Absolutely stunning! 🌌 - Cobblestone Path: The alleys paved with bluestone slabs, paired with white walls and black tiles, create a breathtaking ancient atmosphere in every photo📷 🚗Three-day, two-night itinerary: DAY1️⃣ 🌅Morning: Arrive at the B&B ➡️ Stroll around (check out the wall paintings and take photos in the courtyard) 🍜Lunch: Try the must-try Zibo trifecta! Boshan Crispy Pot + Zhoucun Shaobing + Tofu Box (yyds)~ ☕Afternoon: Enjoy tea and read on the tatami mats ➡️ Experience tie-dyeing/pottery activities (provided by the B&B) 🌃Evening: Enjoy skewers and stargazing on the terrace ✨ Enjoy chatting with friends from all over the world! DAY2️⃣ ⛰️Morning: Check out Tanxi Mountain (9:00-17:00). The glass bridge is a thrill! 🎢 Recommended itineraries: Glass Bridge ➡️ Jiulongtan ➡️ Shengxiantai ➡️ Yuhuangding 🍲Lunch: Must-try at the farmhouse at the foot of the mountain: Spring water tofu, scrambled eggs with wild vegetables 🥬 🏯Afternoon: Zhoucun Ancient Commercial City (8:30 AM - 5:30 PM): Explore the century-old merchant street! Specialty Shops: Ruifuxiang ➡️ Zhoucun Shaobing Museum ➡️ Da Ranfang 🌙 Evening: Return to the B&B for a cup of health-enhancing tea~ DAY 3️⃣ 🎎 Morning: Participate in local folk activities (holidays only) or learn how to make Shandong pancakes 🍛 Noon: Lunch at the B&B and return~ 🚌 Transportation: Bus: Take the Zibo-Tanxishan Tourist Bus, get off at the terminal and walk 10 minutes. Driving: Navigate to "Tanxishan Qingshi B&B"; parking is free🅿️ 📌 Tips: 1. Rooms are limited during National Day! Book a month in advance⚠️ 2. Temperatures fluctuate greatly, so bring a jacket and sunscreen. 3. Save this guide! Eat, drink, and have fun all in one place👉 #ZiboTravel #TanxishanB&B #ShandongAncientVillages #NationalDayWhereToGo #UncommonTravelDestinations
The authentic Shandong cuisine is very delicious, the seafood is fresh, the portion is large, and the environment is also good
🌶️After three days in Zibo, I finally understand why people say, "This is a city with sincerity etched into its DNA." The aroma of barbecue here fills the streets, and the owners smile, "Take more, you're welcome." Even taxi drivers will proactively tell you which barbecue places have the best food with no lines. This feeling of being surrounded by such warmth is truly healing! 🌿 My personal experience in Zibo: Sincerity is the best strategy. As soon as I got off the high-speed train, I was warmed by the "Barbecue Train" sign on the platform. A volunteer handed me a free Zibo map, densely packed with barbecue restaurants, attractions, and bus routes, and even circled "Must-try affordable restaurants for students." During the taxi ride to Zhangdian District, the chef kept saying, "Our Zibo barbecue is all about wrapping everything in a small pancake. Don't try to copy the random dipping sauces you see online; follow the locals' way!" The owner of the B&B we stayed at was even more down-to-earth. In the morning, he brought me his homemade Zhoucun sesame cakes and said, "Fill yourself up first. I'll take you to my regular place for lunch—no need to wait in line!" This warm welcome, treating tourists like "outsiders," was even more addictive than barbecue itself. 🍢 Must-try List: The "Soul of BBQ" Treasures of a Local 1. BBQ: A small pancake wrapped in a delicious aroma that'll make you stamp your feet I went to "Lao Li's BBQ," a local recommendation. It wasn't a fancy place, just a few small tables, but the moment the skewers arrived, I was stunned—the meat was a sizzling mix of fat and lean, grilled to a sizzling sizzle. The owner also gave me a "soul trio": paper-thin pancakes, freshly cut scallions, and a secret sweet bean sauce. ✨The right way to eat: Dip the pancake in some sauce, top it with the meat skewers, and wrap it with a few scallions. The aroma of the pancake, meat, and scallions blends beautifully, making it incredibly filling! For just over 60 yuan per person, you can eat until you're full, and the owner will even ask, "Is that enough? Want two more?" 2. Boshan Cuisine: The "Hardcore Romance" of Shandong People We tried authentic Boshan cuisine at Boshan Restaurant. We recommend the Boshan Crispy Pot (cabbage, kelp, and spare ribs stewed to a crispy tenderness, with a sweet and savory flavor that goes perfectly with rice), the Tofu Box (golden tofu cubes stuffed with meat filling, bursting with juice when bitten), and the fried meat, which is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. Dipped in salt and pepper, you can't stop eating. For 50 yuan per person, you'll be left leaning against the wall. 3. Hidden Snacks: Surprises in the Streets - Eat the purple rice cakes at the Badaju Convenience Market while they're still hot. The rice aroma blends with the milky flavor, making them soft and glutinous without being overly sweet. - The fried meat buns at the roadside stalls are crispy on the outside and filled with savory meat filling. 3 yuan each is enough to fill you up. - Have a cup of Zibo local yogurt for a sweet and sour tang that's perfect with barbecue! 🏯 Besides barbecue, these places are worth visiting. 1. Zhoucun Ancient Commercial City: Experience the old days of the "dry dock." The bluestone streets are lined with Ming and Qing dynasty-style buildings, with escort agencies, banks, and teahouses lining the streets. Rent a Hanfu suit and stroll through the alleys for a breathtaking view of the commercial port centuries ago. Best of all! It's a quiet and uncrowded place where you can watch veteran artisans make Zhoucun sesame cakes. A bag costs 5 yuan, and they're incredibly delicious. 2. Haidai Tower and Zhongshuge: A Real-Life "Magic Library" Standing by Qisheng Lake, admire the Haidai Tower, its soaring eaves and brackets reflected in the water. When lit up in the evening, it looks like something out of a painting. Inside, Zhongshuge is hailed as "China's Most Beautiful Bookstore." Its mirrored spiral staircase creates a stunning photo opp. When you're tired of reading, you can enjoy feeding the pigeons by the lake—free and relaxing. 3. Ceramics and Glass Museum: Experience the exquisite craftsmanship of "Made in Zibo" I never imagined Zibo's glassware could be so stunning! The museum features shimmering glass ornaments and translucent thin-bodied porcelain. Watch the glassmakers blow their own glassware live, and watch a "fireball" transform into a shimmering vase—a moment of wonder. Admission is free, and a two-hour visit is a surefire way to spend the day. 💡 My Tips for Zibo - Don't stick to internet-famous BBQ restaurants; established establishments in residential areas are more authentic and the owners are more welcoming. - Go to Badaju Market before 8 AM for less crowds, so you can avoid the tour groups. - Zibo people are straightforward and enthusiastic. If you don't know the way, just ask; they'll be eager to take you. - The cost is affordable; a three-day trip for over 1,000 yuan per person is incredibly enjoyable. On the day I left, the B&B owner called a taxi for me and gave me a bag of Zhoucun sesame cakes: "Eat them on the way, and come back next time!" As the car drove out of Zibo, I looked out the window at the receding streets, and it suddenly struck me that the charm of this city lies not only in the aroma of barbecue, but also in the sincerity in everyone's eyes. If you're looking for a place where you can enjoy hearty meat and genuine hospitality, come to Zibo—these places hold the most touching warmth hidden in their everyday lives. #ZiboTravel #ZiboBBQ #ZiboFood #ShandongZibo
Must-See Attractions & Order of Visits Day 1: Zibo Ceramics and Glass Museum → Haidai Tower Zhongshuge • Ceramics and Glass Museum: Free, reservations required. The museum's treasure, the "Green Glaze Lotus Vase," is a must-see. DIY glass bracelets are 39 yuan. • Stop for a coffee (Quanzhi 🐉) in between; the coffee is exceptional. • Haidai Tower Zhongshuge: Stunning night views, check out the mirrored bookstore, and take stunning photos in Hanfu. Day 2: Badaju Market • Badaju Market morning and evening markets: A snack paradise. Must-buy purple rice cakes, wok pancakes, and sesame salt (10 yuan each). Food Recommendations • Must-Try BBQ: A local, time-honored BBQ restaurant (small pancakes with scallions and pork belly, a must-try in Zibo, 80 yuan per person). Don't bring your own. • Lao Mian Soup: Mix the broth with an egg and eat with fried dough sticks and sanzi. Delicious! • Soup Dumplings: Suck the broth first, then eat the dumplings (unlike the ones in Henan). • Local Cuisine: After shopping, I went straight to Boshan Cuisine 2.0, a restaurant recommended by a friend. I stopped by at noon and saw the line was too long... so I left immediately. I came back in the evening and it was much smaller. I recommend coming later. ✔️ Boshan Stew - The broth is incredibly fresh and the ingredients are generous. Drink the broth first, then the vegetables. It's delicious! ✔️ Big Ginger Fried Chicken - Fried chicken from Zibo, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. ✔️ Durian Tofu Box - Sounds a bit strange, but it's really good! Durian lovers should try it. ✔️ Butter Kavass - Rich, milky flavor without being greasy, no alcohol, and quite refreshing. ✔️ Fried Spring Rolls - Currently filled with shepherd's purse, the skin is fried to a crisp. I heard the filling will change, so I'll try it next time. We spent a little over 70 yuan per person and were quite full. Affordable, no disappointments. Authentic experience Zibo is more than just barbecue! The thousand-year-old craftsmanship of Liuliguan and the bluestone pavements of Zhoucun are rich in cultural heritage. The snacks at Badaju are affordable and substantial.
Zibo • Recommended Attractions: Shandong Cultural Tourism · Red Leaf Persimmon Rock Tourist Area, offering unique natural scenery and a wealth of entertainment; Zhoucun Ancient Commercial City, a cluster of century-old buildings lined with shops; the Qi Culture Museum, housing numerous unique Qi artifacts, allows you to gain a deeper understanding of Qi culture. Boshan Ceramics and Glass Art Center and Ma'anshan are also excellent options. • Recommended Dining: Juyouzhai offers authentic Boshan cuisine, while Muyangcun BBQ and Ersao BBQ are popular barbecue restaurants, filling the air with the aroma of meat. Jiuru Mountain • Attraction Description: A rare waterfall complex in northern China, with a ten-kilometer wooden plank road, and scenic spots such as Tengshe Pond and Tianxin Waterfall offer breathtaking views. The Wuting Observation Deck offers a 360-degree view of the mountains and mist, and the Buermuju Homestay is a popular check-in spot. • Tour Route: Classic Hiking Route (4-5 hours) from Zhifutan to Wuting; Less Strenuous Route (2 hours) takes the scenic area shuttle bus directly to Tianchi Lake, then visits the glass plank road, the popular swing, and the Buermuju Homestay. • Ticket Information: Adults 120 yuan, students/seniors 80 yuan, children under 1.2 meters free, with lifetime free admission. Huangchao Reservoir • Scenic Spot Description: Covering over 800 mu (approximately 166 acres), the reservoir boasts clear waters, surrounded by dramatic peaks and lush vegetation. Once the birthplace of the Huang Chao Uprising, it boasts the majestic grandeur of a reservoir dam and the graceful beauty of its shallow streams. • Transportation: By car, from downtown Jinan, drive south on Provincial Highway 103 to Liubu Subdistrict, turn off at the Wopu Village fork, and continue along the mountain road for approximately 5 kilometers. Alternatively, take bus No. 883 and get off at the "Huangchao Reservoir" or "Xiaohuangchao" stops. • Tips: Fishing and water activities are available here, and the shallows are perfect for family activities. At night, you can also photograph the starry sky reflected in the reservoir. Yufu River • Attractions: The Yufu River has several sections suitable for camping and swimming. For example, the gentle flow at Kema Cliff is perfect for children; the green area at Zhaike Village is ideal for camping and weekend team building; and the Yufu River Flood Bridge is a prime campsite, offering direct access to the water. • Tips: Wear sunscreen and insect repellent, bring spare clothing and slippers, and remember to take out your trash after playing. Always be mindful of open water safety.
B&B Highlights: This charming B&B is tucked away at the foot of Tanxi Mountain in Zibo City (address: Tanxi Mountain Tourist Area, Taihe Town, Zichuan District, Zibo City). ✨ Open the door and you're greeted by a breathtaking blend of retro and natural elements! The warm yellow rooms are incredibly cozy, and every corner offers a perfect photo spot. 📸 The woven rattan headboard and tatami tea table, paired with the mountain view, create a truly captivating atmosphere. 🎑 The courtyard is filled with adorable little favas. 🌷 Any photo you take is a stunning idyllic scene. 💯 B&B Surroundings: - Art Village Mural: A 5-minute walk away, you'll find stunning seaside murals. 🎨 - Starry Sky Terrace: Enjoy skewers while gazing at the stars at night. Absolutely stunning! 🌌 - Cobblestone Path: The alleys paved with bluestone slabs, paired with white walls and black tiles, create a breathtaking ancient atmosphere in every photo📷 🚗Three-day, two-night itinerary: DAY1️⃣ 🌅Morning: Arrive at the B&B ➡️ Stroll around (check out the wall paintings and take photos in the courtyard) 🍜Lunch: Try the must-try Zibo trifecta! Boshan Crispy Pot + Zhoucun Shaobing + Tofu Box (yyds)~ ☕Afternoon: Enjoy tea and read on the tatami mats ➡️ Experience tie-dyeing/pottery activities (provided by the B&B) 🌃Evening: Enjoy skewers and stargazing on the terrace ✨ Enjoy chatting with friends from all over the world! DAY2️⃣ ⛰️Morning: Check out Tanxi Mountain (9:00-17:00). The glass bridge is a thrill! 🎢 Recommended itineraries: Glass Bridge ➡️ Jiulongtan ➡️ Shengxiantai ➡️ Yuhuangding 🍲Lunch: Must-try at the farmhouse at the foot of the mountain: Spring water tofu, scrambled eggs with wild vegetables 🥬 🏯Afternoon: Zhoucun Ancient Commercial City (8:30 AM - 5:30 PM): Explore the century-old merchant street! Specialty Shops: Ruifuxiang ➡️ Zhoucun Shaobing Museum ➡️ Da Ranfang 🌙 Evening: Return to the B&B for a cup of health-enhancing tea~ DAY 3️⃣ 🎎 Morning: Participate in local folk activities (holidays only) or learn how to make Shandong pancakes 🍛 Noon: Lunch at the B&B and return~ 🚌 Transportation: Bus: Take the Zibo-Tanxishan Tourist Bus, get off at the terminal and walk 10 minutes. Driving: Navigate to "Tanxishan Qingshi B&B"; parking is free🅿️ 📌 Tips: 1. Rooms are limited during National Day! Book a month in advance⚠️ 2. Temperatures fluctuate greatly, so bring a jacket and sunscreen. 3. Save this guide! Eat, drink, and have fun all in one place👉 #ZiboTravel #TanxishanB&B #ShandongAncientVillages #NationalDayWhereToGo #UncommonTravelDestinations