Why are fewer and fewer people traveling to Beihai?

Netizen provided: Eleven just went to Beihai to talk about feelings. After coming out of the railway station, I took a bus to the hotel, which is very close to Beibu Gulf Square, so I saw Beibu Gulf Square first, which was quite disappointing. The square is very small, and there is nothing but the sculptures in the square. It is really small.

In the afternoon, I went to the window of the ocean. It's not too big, and it's far from Qingdao's underwater world. Finally, the man performed a shark dance in a big water tank and did some tricks. Eating seafood at night doesn't feel so pit. The next morning, I went to Guantouling and took the No.6 direct bus, which was not in the urban area. Because Beihai is a small place, it took me half an hour to get there. I got off and climbed up from the foot of the mountain. Most of them are expressways, and people with cars drive on them, but the more they go up, the cement road becomes, and finally the gravel road becomes very narrow. It's better to park their car in the right place. There is nothing to see on the mountain, just look at the scenery and go to the top of the mountain to overlook the seaside.

Just climbed a little and arrived at the fork in the road of Pudu Temple. I felt that there were quite a lot of people going to the temple. After going down the mountain, I walked several hundred meters to Guantouling Beach. The famous scenic spot is dry and rotten, but it is a pit for collecting money.

In the afternoon, I went to Qiaogang Fengqing Street, Qiaogang Beach and Yintan. There is a lot of food in Fengqing Street, but the style is like a snack street. I recommend a barbecued pork bun, the 24th floor of sugar water. There are not many people at Qiaogang Beach. Focus on Silver Beach. When I went to Yintan, I realized that there were really many tourists coming to Beihai. It's full of people. Because the North Sea is close to the tropics, the water is still not very cold at night, and there are still many people. As a five-year scenic spot, Yintan has been well built and some functional islands have been built. You can change clothes and take a shower, but you still have to pay. There are many small restaurants where you can eat, but few people go at night. You can take something similar to a glider on the beach, that is, flying around in the sky, one person 100, but if it is too expensive, don't take it. There is a pontoon bridge, 5 yuan for one person, and the money is collected. . . I went to the pontoon bridge, which was quite interesting. The further you go into the sea, the more the bridge shakes. Be careful with your mobile phone. If you can't hold it stably, you may fall out.

On the last day, I went to the old street and the former site of the consulate, because Beihai was one of the earlier trading ports. At that time, many countries set up consulates in Beihai. . . That street is full of those shabby western-style buildings.

I don't feel anything when I eat.