A simple 3-day, 2-night trip to Dalian: Check in at the city's must-see scenic spots!

Dalian is located in the southeast of Liaoning Province, facing Yantai, Shandong Province across the sea. It is the dividing point between the Yellow Sea and the Bohai Sea. Therefore, when you come to Dalian, you basically focus on seeing the sea and eating seafood. Dalian is not a big city, but there are many scenic spots to visit. In 3 days and 2 nights, you can basically check in at some must-see scenic spots. Have you ever been to any of these places?
1. Must-see scenic spots: Laohutan Ocean Park, Lingjiao Bay, Diamond Bay, Jinshitan Beach Resort, Lushun Historical and Cultural District, Zhongshan Square, Bangchui Island, Venice Water City, Russian Style Street, and Dalian Fisherman's Wharf.
2. Accommodation: Hotels in Dalian city center offer excellent value for money. Even during summer or winter vacations, room rates are not too expensive. Generally speaking, a three-star or comfortable hotel in Dalian costs about 150 yuan per night, so 2 nights would cost 300 yuan.
3. Food and beverage: Although Dalian is located in Northeast China, many of its ancestors came from Yantai, Shandong Province, so there is a tradition of eating Shandong cuisine. In Dalian, you can enjoy authentic Yantai-style seafood, which is worth tasting. The average daily cost of food and beverage is about 300 yuan, so 3 days would cost 900 yuan.
4. Transportation: Dalian has well-developed railway, air, and sea transportation. Air routes connect to most cities in China, railways reach the three northeastern provinces, and sea routes connect to Yantai, Weihai, and other places. Urban transportation relies on the Dalian subway and buses, making travel very convenient.
5. Budget: ① Accommodation: 300 yuan; ② Food and beverage: 900 yuan; ③ Urban transportation: 100 yuan; Total: 1300 yuan.

Post by AnnaVeritas | Mar 1, 2025