Yantai Daji Mountain Travel Guide

Laizhou City

Scenic spot introduction:

Daji Mountain in Yantai is one of the five Taoist mountains in China and the birthplace of Taoist culture. From the pre-Qin Dynasty to the end of the Qing Dynasty, Taoists practiced in this valley, so the locals called it Taoist Valley. It is also the largest valley Taoist temple in the country. Daji Mountain has been around since ancient times, carrying the baptism of wind and rain and the changes of the years. It is the most mysterious and legendary fairy peak and beautiful valley in Donglai Mountain.

Attractions distribution:

In Daji Mountain, there are Daji famous springs, inscriptions, pagodas, Zhongyue Altar relics, Yixiantian, Taoist Valley, Daji Lake, Haotian Temple, Arctic Pavilion and other Taoist buildings. The spring, summer, autumn and winter scenery of the scenic area Quite charming too.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 4A-level scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, nature, sightseeing, historic sites, stone carvings, mountains, forests

Scenic spot map:

Scenic spot map

Transportation

Scenic spot location:

China>Shandong Province>Yantai City>Laizhou City

How to get there:

Driving route: It is about 170 kilometers away from Yantai city, via the Ring Expressway, Rongwu Expressway, etc.

Scenic area map:

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Tickets

Dajishan ticket price:

80 yuan per person;

20 yuan per person for seniors over 60 years old with a valid ID (senior citizen ID card);

Free admission for those over 70 years old with a valid ID card (senior citizen ID card).

Scenic area opening hours:

7:45-17:30

Travel Tips

Best time to visit:

March-November

Shopping recommendations:

(Specialties) Apples, sea cucumbers, jade carvings, green tea, etc.

(Gourmet food) Yantai braised noodles, Penglai noodles, Fushan ramen, fresh fish dumplings, etc.