Seaside Diary | Feed Seagulls on the Azure Coast

🌟 Highlights: November is the time when seagulls migrate. Tens of thousands of Siberian seagulls travel thousands of miles to Qinhuangdao for the winter, and there are especially many seagulls on the Azure Coast! You can stand on the trestle or by the beach and throw sausages into the air, and the seagulls will come to eat them. Interacting with seagulls makes for great photos! Walk west along the coastline and you'll see a white building that looks like a piano. This is the Lang Bar. The entrance is on the left side of the building. Go up the stairs and you'll find a terrace with an unobstructed view of the sea. Coffee is served during the day and alcohol at night. You can also enjoy the ginger soda from Rose Story here. Relax and take some photos! If you're traveling with kids, the Central Park behind the Lang Bar is a must-visit. The Bay Treasure Park has an ocean theme, with scenes such as sharks, sea turtles, and reefs, as well as pirate ships, slides, and rock climbing. Children of all ages can have fun here! They'll be sure to sleep well at night. Don't forget to watch the sunset on the Azure Coast! You have to come here to experience it for yourself. Remember to dress warmly, as it can get cold when the wind blows. 🍽 Dining Recommendations: For lunch, you can go to San Canteen for a hot bowl of beef bone soup and spicy hot pot. If you like Korean food, we recommend the North Korean Village, 7.4 km from the Azure Coast! It's authentic, delicious, and affordable! For a hot pot of beef tendon, Dongyu Jintoubaniao Yiguoxiang (Bishuhua Garden Store), 2.6 km from the Azure Coast, is also great. The meat is tender and melts in your mouth. The owner sells at a small profit but with quick turnover. Highly recommended!