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Built in 1061, the sixth year of Emperor Jiayou's reign in the Northern Song Dynasty (960-1127), the Penglai Pavilion is a famous coastal tourist site in eastern China's Shandong Province. It is seated on the cliff of Danya Mountain close to the sea in the north of Penglai City.
It is said that the eight immortals got drunk at the castle and crossed the sea using magic, without ships.
A very good place to witness a magical mirage because it often occurs here, and it is also a good place to appreciate the magnificent scene of the sun rising in the morning.
For the tourists from all around world, there is no doubt that everyone knows how delicious Chinese food is. Although Penglai city is a small coastal city, all the food offered here is made from the fresh seafood and cooked in the unforgettable cooking style. If you are a seafood lover, it is your home.
If you are interested, every morning you can go to a nearby free market to purchase their favorite seafood, or ride a bicycle to the market and the beach. You can go home residents in a guest, you can also ask her to help you cook.
If you like to learn a little Chinese, you can tell a retired English teacher to learn to speak Chinese. You can also follow the garden front of the house elderly Chinese people to learn tai chi chuan.
You can ride with the fishermen, good appointments to the sea fishing vessels, or to visit the island.
Here is the distance in the urban area close to a waterfront apartment buildings,The most suitable for young or elderly couples come here to vacation.
Five flights every day take off from Shanghai Pudong International Airport to Yantai Airport and the flight takes about one hour. Or tourists can take Train No. 2582 departing from Shanghai Railway Station at 9:40am and arriving at Yantai at 7:00am. It connects with many major airports across the country, and also with Seoul, Macao and Hong Kong airports. Yantai Airport is about 50 minutes' ride from Penglai Pavilion.
From Penglai to Yantai, a bus departs every 15 minutes from 6:00 to18:00 every day (around one hour, CNY 10).