Qinhuangdao is located in Hebei Province, it is a coastal city with a very developed economy. It is also a tourist paradise. Every year, a large number of tourists are attracted to visit, experience the joy of sea ice beach and diving, as well as various delicacies. Here are some travel details and precautions for you to avoid being scammed.
Got off the bus at 2:54 pm on July 7th
Booked a sea-view room. The floor-to-ceiling window can see the sea as soon as you enter the room.
The first thing we did was to go to the beach to play in the water.
You need to bring swimwear, slippers, sun protection clothes, sunscreen, and umbrella when going to the beach.
Because the hotel is close to the sea, we didn’t bring a change of clothes.
Here is the key point.
We had dinner at a seafood restaurant that night. This place is relatively economical and reasonable, they won’t overcharge you. The dishes are also rich. Most of the people there are locals. I happened to be there when they celebrated their 22nd anniversary. It is a restaurant with a good reputation!
We bought breakfast downstairs on the morning of July 8th.
The first stop was Pigeon Nest Park, the entrance ticket is 25 yuan, the student ticket is 13 yuan.
Many locals bring their own small buckets, small nets and catch many small shrimp, small crabs and small fish. There are also some small amusement facilities. The scenery is beautiful and the park is very big. We played for a whole morning.
At noon, we went to Shitang Road. I checked the strategy and said there is a fresh seafood market there, you can buy and then find nearby restaurants to process.
Don’t be fooled easily.
When we walked to the first one, we had not even entered the market, and we were stopped by the restaurant owner. He spoke very realistically, saying that we could go to the kitchen to watch them cook the freshly caught seafood. He said he would give us a few yuan discount here and there. Don’t be tempted!
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