Things to do in Panshan

You can take a half day for this place. I like that there are polar bear and beluga whale here.

Definitely worth a visit! Besides Chenghai Tower and Laolongtou, there's the endless seaside and the Qinhuangdao ferry terminal. There's also a Mazu Temple, perfect for taking photos. There are historical buildings as well. And a bathing beach. Great for having fun in the summer.

The park has a large parking lot and covers a considerable area. Just inside the entrance is the animal area, and after passing through, you reach the beach. The sand is fine and the coastline is quite long. The scenery is beautiful, and children could easily spend half a day there.

The most popular attraction on Xianluo Island in Nandaihe is its kilometer-long cross-sea cableway. Suspended above the Bohai Sea, with a refreshing sea breeze, it offers a truly immersive experience and is perfect for taking photos. The island itself is small, featuring a sightseeing tower and a statue of the Conch Fairy. However, its shortcomings are quite apparent: long queues for the cableway during holidays, limited recreational activities, and a somewhat artificial feel. It's recommended to visit during off-peak hours and take the cableway in the evening to watch the sunset for a better experience.

Xinghai Bay has become a family paradise! Dad took the child to fly a kite, and mom and grandma took a walk in the square. My brother and I found a milk tea shop and watched the figures of our family. When the lights came on in the evening, the whole family sat on the steps and watched the night view of the bridge. The child leaned on the old man's arms, feeling so warm that he didn't want to leave.

Nanyu is very suitable for big babies to play. They are tall enough to play many games, and small babies can play some non-powered games and watch performances. The beach is by the sea, and the cableway on the right hand side of the entrance is great. The scenery is great and cool. Except for the queue, it is good. There are restaurants on the beach, which is convenient for eating. There are even Shanghai aunties, and the taste is not bad. The only complaint is that after playing on the beach, you can take a shower. 20 yuan per time is fine, but there is no parent-child room. The father is not here, and the mother can't take the boy to take a bath. He can't change clothes because he is covered in sand. I hope there will be improvements!

Overall, it's pretty good. Once you get there, you can rent a car. I didn't know how to drive at first, but with my years of driving experience, I learned quickly. This saves energy. You can download an app, locate yourself, and check out the attractions and waiting times. Boys might like the Dinosaur Extinction attraction, as well as some thrilling rides. Some attractions require separate fees, such as the Ice and Snow World and the Petting Zoo!

The scenic area was fantastic! I explored two different routes. The shuttle bus service was excellent and very convenient; it's free after you buy your ticket. The tour guides were also very responsible, reminding me of weather changes and recommended tour times. Thumbs up! I would definitely recommend the shuttle bus service to other friends.

Overall, it's alright. If you get up early, you can walk from the scenic area gate to Bijia Mountain at low tide; at high tide, you can take a speedboat. Once you reach Bijia Mountain, you need to hike, and it's not far to Sanqing Pavilion. Climbing Sanqing Pavilion requires walking uphill, passing through Pangu Square.

Check out Dingxiang Reed Sea Crab Beach, a unique wetland landscape! An endless sea of ​​reeds, rustling in the wind, creates a truly immersive atmosphere. The scenic area is quite large, with a 3-kilometer wooden boardwalk. For those traveling with elderly relatives, we recommend purchasing a sightseeing electric cart, which takes you directly to the Jianjia Viewpoint for panoramic views – a convenient and effortless experience. Along the boardwalk, there's a pond of water lilies, refreshing and elegant, and at low tide, you can see many small crabs on the mudflats. It's pristine, less crowded than the Red Beach, and offers a peaceful and comfortable experience. Both have their own unique charm, making them highly recommended for a trip to Panjin!