2022 Dalian Latest Travel Guide for Spring Festival, Valentine's Day, May Day: 3 Days 2 Nights, Average 1000 RMB per Person, for Family and Couples

Accommodation recommendation: Dalian's internet-famous hotel: Qingqiu Taolin Meisu, dominating the Dalian top-rated list

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Three lives predestined, awaiting the bloom

The peach blossoms blaze, spreading fragrance for miles

As far as the eye can see, peach blossoms cover the mountains and fields

Even the air tastes so sweet

As if stepping into a painting of the Peach Blossom Spring

Experience the feeling of being in the mortal world one second and in a fairyland the next.

Address: Xinghai Square, Shahekou District, Dalian.

Transportation: 850 meters straight line from Exit A2 of Xinghai Square Metro Station.

Mark this, key point: Search for "Qingqiu, Taolin Meisu" on navigation. After entering, take the elevator. On the fifth floor, there is a small pub where you can have a drink. When the elevator doors open on the fifth floor, you'll feel like you're in a scene with a small bridge, flowing water, and homes, surrounded by peach blossoms everywhere. You'll immediately imagine yourself in that drama and can't help but take photos.

Day 1: Stay overnight at (Dalian Qingqiu Taolin Meisu) on Xinghai Square. Xinghai Square is a landmark, definitely worth a visit. ---- Go to Xiaoping Island, go sailing on a帆船, feed the seagulls ---- Visit the head of Xinghai Bay Bridge, highly recommended, especially at dusk to watch the sunset over the sea ---- Climb Lianhua Mountain (the highest peak in Dalian city at 259.6 meters, meaning "love me for a long time," perfect for couples), overlook the entire cross-sea bridge from the observation deck ---- Stroll along Binhai Road, with mountains on one side and the sea on the other, passing attractions like Forest Zoo, Fujiazhuang, and Yanwo Ridge, check in at Beida Bridge, the windmill under Beida Bridge is stunning ---- In the evening, go to Fisherman's Wharf, the colorful fishing boats and European-style buildings are photogenic. Have coffee at Cat's Sky City ---- At night, eat a seafood platter at Penghai ---- Later, go near Donggang to see the brightly lit port.

Day 2: Get up early to watch the sunrise over the sea at Haizhiyun. The morning sea breeze is freezing, remember to dress warmly. ---- Take a slow tram, experience Dalian's charm, the wooden interior feels like going back to the last century. ---- At the Donggang Yacht Marina, you can see the nearby shipyard, and the two lighthouses in the distance are very atmospheric. Since it's winter, there aren't many seagulls. ---- Check in at Venice Water City, it feels more suitable for summer, you can take a gondola through the water city. ---- Have coffee at Whale Coffee, see dolphins up close ---- Check in at Dalian University of Technology, take a photo of the school name "Lianli" (meaning "connected," p.s. great for couples to take photos together, symbolizing a happy union).

Day 3: Take the subway to Lvshun ---- At Laotie Mountain, see the boundary between the Yellow Sea and Bohai Sea. Laotie Mountain is the southernmost point of Northeast China's land, facing the Shandong Peninsula across the sea. Transportation is inconvenient, but the views are stunning. ---- At the dock, watch fishermen go out to sea to fish, eat seafood dumplings. ---- Check in at Lvshun Railway Station with Russian characteristics, the green dome tower is beautiful. ---- Drive a shared car up to Baiyu Mountain, overlook the entire Lvshun Military Port, and see Lvshunkou. ---- On the way back to the city, check in at Tahewan Bathing Beach. ---- Drive across the cross-sea bridge, feel the evening sea breeze. P.S. Lvshunkou contains half of modern history; Lvshun has many museums. If you like history, you can spend an extra day exploring there.)

Also visited many beautiful places: Saint Asia Ocean World, Tiger Beach, Bangchui Island, Jinshitan, Golden Coast, Sanhuan Ranch, Discovery Kingdom, sea bungee jumping, etc.

Anyway, time was too short, and we didn't finish visiting all the places. But I believe that those who meet will meet again.