One can find both tradition and modernity in this relaxed beach-side city located in the northeast of the friendly Shandong province.
7 M
People
2
Centres
Extensive
Bus and Taxi Routes
Temperate
Climate
The City of Charm
Yantai is bordered by both the Yellow Sea and the Bohai Sea, across from South Korea and Japan. With its downtown positioned between the sea and mountains and close proximity to other countries, teachers enjoy Yantai for swimming at the beach, hiking mountain trails, wine-tasting, shopping, or taking ferries to other countries.
Yantai means `smoke platform', giving a glimpse into the city’s naval history. Watchtowers constructed in the Ming Dynasty, which served to raise alarms against invasions by Japanese pirates, can still be visited today.
Currently, the city is known as the cradle of wine production in China, housing the largest wine production base in Asia. The country’s largest vineyards are found in Penglai, a county north of the city’s downtown area. Penglai offers many activities, including wine tasting, golfing, horseback riding, and ancient temple tours.
Big city feel, small town prices – the downtown area has two million people, and skyscrapers and taxis fill the skies and streets, but the cost of lunch is merely 15 RMB.
Famous apples, big cherries, and pears! A unique sandy soil and swift temperature changes provide a thriving environment for delicious fruits.
Penglai Pavilion is one of the four most ancient towers in China and it is famous because of the legend of The Eight Immortals Cross the Sea.
Was voted `Most Charming City in China' by CCTV (China Central Television), meaning it’s a great place to visit.
The beach! Getting a tan is just a five-minute walk from your apartment.
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