Things to do in Haicheng

🌟【Explore the secrets of Haicheng Dabei Temple, a journey of spiritual purification】🌟 🌿🍃 One flower, one world, one leaf, one bodhi. 🍃🌿 Haicheng Dabei Temple, a holy place to cleanse the soul. Step in here, feel the tranquility of Zen, let the hustle and bustle go away, and let the soul settle. 🌺🎋 The sound of the long bell and the chanting echo,🎋🌺 Here, you can put down worldly troubles, immerse yourself in the Sanskrit sound, and experience a unique journey of practice. 🍃🧘‍♂️ Sit in meditation and feel the inner peace,🧘‍♂️🍃 Every moment in Dabei Temple is a time to talk to yourself. Sit down, listen to the voice of your heart, and find the true meaning of life. 🌱🌟 Pray for blessings and light up the heart lamp, 🌟🌱 Here, you can pray for peace and happiness for your family and yourself. Every wish is a hope for a better future. 🌈🌌 Zen photography, capturing the beauty of the moment, 🌌🌈 Haicheng Dabei Temple is not only a habitat for the soul, but also a paradise for photography enthusiasts. Let every photo record your spiritual journey.

Overall, I'm very satisfied. However, with the weather getting cooler, it would be better if there were buses with soft seats, as they're too cold. Also, I hope the staff operating the shuttle buses could have better service and not be so rude.

The scenery is very charming. There is a Baiyun Temple on the mountain. You can go shopping inside. The scenery along the way is great.

A place of great historical significance, offering a glimpse into the past of Northeast China and a recreation of Fengtian (Shenyang) a century ago. I happened to be there during a special promotion from Northeast Supermarket; Liaoning's cultural and tourism sector really did a fantastic job! 👍🏻

Wearing costumes for the photoshoot is a good idea, as you can take lots of pictures. Walking around without costumes is also quite nice, with lots of photos and check-ins. The commemorative tickets at 18.8 yuan each are also good. I originally wanted to buy regular tickets but couldn't get any, but the Year of the Horse tickets are nice too.

Pure hot spring water, the plants in the hot spring area are real, there are mandala and banana trees, the swimming pool water is also very clean, the rafting river is a favorite activity for children, there is a restaurant on the second floor, eating home-cooked dishes for 18 yuan per person, and you can also order meals at the Garden Hotel

There were so many people and tourists that I didn't have time to take in many things. It's like a low-end version of the Forbidden City in Beijing. Many of the artifacts on display were discarded from the Forbidden City. Some rooms were off-limits, so people crowded around the entrances to take photos. There was no lighting inside, so the photos didn't look great. The architecture is still quite distinctive.

The referential usage of the word "厝" is more common in the southeastern coastal areas of China. It is a miracle that it can also be seen in Haicheng, a city in the northeast! But generally speaking, the landscape of Cuoshishan Park is still very beautiful.

Summer is finally here! Crayfish vs. ice-cold cola (or ice-cold beer) – perfect! Want to know where to eat crayfish most economically and affordably? Today, I checked out Green Island Hot Spring Resort. For just 20 yuan more (you heard right!), you can enjoy a crayfish and oyster buffet, plus a fruit and drink buffet! This price is right downstairs, exactly the price of one serving of crayfish. How about that for the price? It's truly amazing! And the crayfish comes in several flavors. If you think it's just crayfish, no, no, no… there are side dishes too! Chicken, duck, fish, fried noodles, fried rice, chicken soup, duck soup – all at this price, it's a great deal even if you just come for a meal. Think of it this way: for the price of one serving of crayfish, you get a buffet, a shower, and drinks – isn't that great? Of course, the crayfish here are truly impressive. If you're expecting the size of a 258 yuan serving, it won't compare, but at this price, what more could you ask for? Come on over!