Top 10 Best Things to Do in Rongcheng

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M29***38

The first time a peacock flew up to me was here, the first time I heard a lion roar was here, the first time I heard a sea lion roar was here, and the first time I saw wolves digging burrows was here... Hahaha. This place is a bit wild.

shirley001

The heavy sense of history comes upon you, the five-star red flag flutters vigorously in the sea breeze, the unchanging picturesque landscape appears before your eyes, and the Qin Emperor and Han Emperor Wu gaze at the end of the sky across thousands of years.

beauty of love

Jiming Island, a small island nestled in the sea, is renowned for its unique natural scenery and rich cultural heritage. In the early morning, as the first rays of sunlight reach the earth, the island's roosters begin their daylong crowing, their clear crows seemingly announcing the start of a new day.

M48***89

It's a free attraction, you must go. There are seagulls and chairs on the beach for taking pictures. You need to bring your own food for the seagulls. This attraction is free, so just take pictures and reserve 10 minutes to play. After that, I went directly to the zoo at the online taxi point.

Annie长翅膀的喵

Weihai really knows how to do it. Even when it comes to the sea, every beach in Weihai manages to become a trendy spot, a perfect photo opportunity. Xianghai Beach is one such contrived yet incredibly photogenic spot. Every few steps along the beach, there are props or facilities for taking pictures, and waves of tourists are snapping away. It's interesting; this has become a "highlight" and a unique feature of domestic tourism in recent years.

Anonymous user

There are not many indoor and outdoor pools, which needs to be improved. The surrounding area is located in the Naxianghai Tourist Resort, providing tourists with a variety of recreational options. The overall sanitary environment is good.

风念～

Seaweed houses are a unique traditional dwelling found along the Jiaodong coast, particularly in Rongcheng and Weihai. Their hallmarks lie in their pristine ecological architectural wisdom and poetic visual beauty. Their roofs are made of thick layers of kelp thatching, layered like a plush blanket. They keep warm in winter and cool in summer, are windproof and soundproof, and withstand decay for centuries, making them truly "breathing houses." Their stone foundations and small arched windows create a fairytale-like mushroom hut from a distance. Especially after a snowfall or in the morning mist, with the smoke curling through the air, they resemble a small Nordic town. These structures embody the memories of fishing life: seaweed is harvested from offshore, dried, and then hand-thatched, a craft passed down from generation to generation. Today, clusters of seaweed houses still exist in places like Yandunjiao and Dongchu Island, some of which have been converted into guesthouses, offering a glimpse into a slower pace of life. If you're tired of the same old internet-famous attractions and want to see how the Chinese live by the sea and embrace nature, this is a truly worthwhile experience. It's not only a great place for photo opportunities but also a heartwarming look back at a traditional way of life. Living in a seaweed house, listening to the wind, watching the sea, and dreaming about the stars is a kind of healing return to nature.

bluehgwll

It's a really good 4A scenic spot. You can drive to various scenic spots in the scenic area by car. It is really convenient for the elderly. There are not too many. The fusion of mountain and sea views and the collision of Chinese and Korean cultures make people linger.