Now it's midsummer. When you travel, you must find a place suitable for summer vacation. It's a good choice to go to the lakeside. You can take away the summer heat by playing with water. In Shandong, these famous lakes have become tourist attractions. Do you know what these lakes are? Where are the lakes located?
Daming Lake in Ji'nan
Daming Lake in Jinan is one of the image symbols of Jinan, and its status in Jinan is comparable to the West Lake in Hangzhou. Daming Lake is now open for free, and there are many tourists. Summer is the best season to visit Daming Lake. The lake is full of lotus leaves, and taking a boat is the most emotional. Different from other lakes, Daming Lake is made up of springs. Jinan is a well-known spring city. After the spring water gushes out, it comes to Daming Lake through the moat. There are a lot of ancient buildings in Daming Lake, and there are also cultural details.
Xueye Lake
Xueye lake is a famous tourist resort in Laiwu, but now Laiwu is also under Jinan. Xueye lake, with an area of 15 square kilometers, is the largest lake around Jinan. Around Xueye lake, there are forest parks and wetlands with beautiful landscape. At the same time, it is also the intersection of Qi and Lu cultures during the spring and autumn and Warring States periods. There are many scenic spots nearby. The Qi Great Wall earlier than the Qin great wall can also be visited together.
Dongchang Lake
Dongchang Lake, located in Dongchangfu District, Liaocheng City, was built in the Northern Song Dynasty, nearly a thousand years ago. It was excavated on the basis of the original moat. The total area of Dongchang Lake is about 6 square kilometers, about the same size as the West Lake in Hangzhou. The Beijing Hangzhou Grand Canal passes through here. Dongchang Lake, Hangzhou West Lake and Nanjing Xuanwu Lake are known as the famous lakes in the three cities. Liaocheng, known as the Jiangbei water city, has its foundation. Dongchang Lake is a national 4A level scenic spot, open for free.
Weishan Lake
Weishan Lake, the largest freshwater lake in northern China, covers an area of 660 square kilometers and is located at the junction of Shandong Province and Jiangsu Province. Weishan Lake was formed in the breach of the Yellow River in Ming Dynasty. Weishan island in the lake is a famous tourist scenic spot.