Things to do in Huantai

A stunningly high-quality museum, filled with history and beautiful artifacts, the national porcelain display is particularly unique! The porcelain used at state banquets is truly extraordinary; seeing set after set is simply dazzling and overwhelming.

There are usually many activities here to participate in. Please make an appointment in advance.

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The overall scenery is very good. It was November when I went there. It was a little bleak in late autumn, but the fallen leaves 🍂 were also very beautiful. Those with children can go to the second floor of Zhongshuge. There is a popular photo spot on the first floor, which is a balcony-style corridor that extends slightly.

Stepping across the time-worn cobblestones, ancient shops from the Ming and Qing dynasties, with their soaring eaves and dark tiles, unfold one after another. From the blue-printed fabrics of the Grand Dyehouse to the time-honored silk shops and the crispy Zhoucun sesame cakes, the streets are brimming with the century-old charm of Shandong merchants. Lacking the gentleness of Jiangnan ancient towns, it possesses the unique, robust strength of a northern commercial port. A single ancient street holds half the legend of Shandong merchants; when the red lanterns are lit, one can almost hear the bustling sounds of carriages and horses from bygone days.

Mami Lake National Wetland Park is a great place to visit during the National Day holiday. The parking lot is large and quite crowded. You can take a cruise or rent electric four-wheeled vehicles. It's fun for both adults and children and it's not tiring.

This is a unique textbook-themed museum in China, brimming with memories of a bygone era. From ancient primers to old textbooks from the 1970s and 80s, the restored old-fashioned classrooms create a truly immersive atmosphere. Those born between the 70s and 90s will find it very relatable, and it's also suitable for families with children. The indoor exhibition hall takes 1-1.5 hours to explore, making it a worthwhile stop when visiting Zibo.

It's a historically significant ancient city, quite large; you could easily spend two hours exploring it. Some parts are reconstructed, but I was more interested in the stunning nighttime view from above. However, the cultural and tourism facilities are lacking; aside from commercial areas, it's mostly just a monotonous replica of an ancient city. It needs more refined cultural tourism and interactive commercial development to truly shine!

The Lantern Festival City was truly beautiful, the environment was clean, and there were various snacks available, which was very convenient; we ate while waiting for the performance. The performers were all very dedicated and professional, and their performance was excellent. After the show, they even stayed to take photos with the audience. The iron flower display was absolutely spectacular.