Things to do in Binzhou

The escape routes within the traditional courtyard house are incredibly ingenious and well worth exploring. It's best to do some research beforehand, or hire a guide on-site; it will definitely be worth the trip. Security is as tight as the escape routes on a city wall; rules are as strict as the well water used by the women; the guards are as mysterious as the cabinets where bodyguards hide; and the escape routes are as ingenious as the design of hidden doors and drawbridges. While not as grand as the Wang Family Compound, nor as famous as the Qiao Family Compound, the Wei Family Manor is a system in itself, full of mysteries and intricate calculations—it's truly fascinating.

I came specifically for Sun Tzu's Art of War, but was somewhat disappointed. Judging from the architectural design and layout, it must have been a vibrant and popular area at the beginning of this century. Now, the buildings of the Military Strategy City are dilapidated, and the environment lacks maintenance, which is quite disheartening, likely due to the local government's financial difficulties. While military and business circles around the world study Sun Tzu's Art of War, his birthplace remains largely unknown—how can this not be lamentable!

Underwater world, cute pet hall, water park, ocean fairy tale park. Mermaid show, underwater cheongsam show, golden storm show, sea lion sports show, aerial magic cube show, five-star praise!!!

The Yellow River Tower is the essence of the Puhu Scenic Area in Binzhou City. You need to buy a ticket to go up to the tower. However, it is closed at noon and the door opens at 2:30. Please pay attention to the time. . The lobby has special souvenirs and Hanfu rental. You can take the elevator to the 11th floor first, and look at the entire Puhu scenery and half of the city from a high place. Then walk down the stairs floor by floor. Each floor has a theme, showing the style of this famous riverside city from the aspects of the source of the Yellow River, the development of Binzhou, humanities and history, and product crafts.

The architecture and layout of Weiji Ancient Village are quite unique, but for some reason there are no tourists. During the more than one hour I spent there, I did not see a single tourist. Hundreds of shops were closed, and only two were open.

It's a great place and should be promoted more. There weren't many people during the National Day holiday, but it still had all the usual entertainment. Maybe it's just because of its location. If this were in a popular tourist city, it would definitely be a top destination.

Wudi Ancient City has beautiful scenery, beautiful antique buildings, and cultural customs, all of which are worth visiting. Especially the night view, which is very beautiful and makes people linger.

There are abundant scenic spots: there are 28 small courtyards such as Hanlin Hall, Shaode Hall, and Jude Hall, as well as special attractions such as Embroidery Tower, Zhongxiao Hall, and Main Courtyard. Each attraction has its own unique historical story and cultural connotation. Visitors can feel the strong historical atmosphere here.

Hebanshan National Forest Park once again presents the beautiful scenery of clouds and mist, cascading waterfalls, and gurgling streams. The mountain streams pour down, splashing and tinkling, and the emerald green mountains are mixed with the fragrance of wild flowers, which is intoxicating.

The environment is very beautiful. It is the peak blooming period of cherry blossoms, so it is very photogenic. It is recommended to enter from the south gate. The uphill and downhill intersection on the right hand side has a very Nagano feel. There is also a shortcut to the cherry blossom road on the left hand side. Great!