1. At present, the highest temperature in the daytime is about 25 degrees, with short sleeves as the mainstay and a few long gowns. If you stay for a long time, it is recommended to take a coat in case the weather changes.

2. It is recommended to sell ready-to-eat sea cucumbers and dry goods, which are available in supermarkets or specialty stores. Yantai specialty also has three whip wines, three whip pills and Changyu gift wine, which can be found in Changyu underground wine cellar.

3. Don't go to the night market. It's all low-grade goods, daily necessities and so on. It's boring. Shopping or going to a regular supermarket is recommended. Jiashike in lai shan and Wal-Mart in Zhifu District all have local specialties.

Yantai just opened to the sea on September 1st, and now there are many seafood, so it is recommended to eat Portunus (now is the fattest time). The expensive ones are sea cucumber in Jiaodong and abalone in Long Island, and the cheap ones are scallops. The price can't be said one by one. It is recommended to eat in a regular hotel, which is clearly marked and hygienic. There are fewer food stalls in Yantai on that street in the south.

5. Braised pork is a Yantai snack, which is usually found in the vegetable market. Hotel features Spanish mackerel dumplings, salted fish slices and so on. There is nothing special about breakfast supper, such as porridge fried dough sticks, Lamian Noodles, barbecue and so on, which may be met everywhere in the street.

Yantai Mountain to Yangma Island is recommended for sightseeing, which is one of the most beautiful coastlines in China. If there is a day, it is recommended to visit Penglai for a day (less than an hour from the city), Penglai Pavilion and Ocean Polar World; If you have time, you can cross the sea from Penglai to Long Island (half an hour by boat) for a day.

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Yantai is one of the few cities in China that faces the sea to the north. China has a monsoon climate, with the southeast wind blowing wet in summer and the northeast wind blowing dry in winter. Most coastal cities face the sea to the east or south, which makes most cities wet in summer and dry in winter. Yantai is just the opposite, the sea is in the north, the southeast monsoon in summer becomes dry after being blocked and filtered by hills, and the cold and dry current in winter blows through the sea and becomes warm, so the climate is very pleasant. Therefore, in summer, when you go to Beidaihe, Qingdao, Xiamen and other cities, you will feel very humid and full of mold, but Yantai is very dry. Therefore, Yantai is the first choice for many national leaders to recuperate in summer. Yantai is the birthplace of Shandong cuisine, the only international wine city in Asia, the hometown of fruits in northern China, and the largest gold producing area in China, which is rich in various seafood such as sea cucumber, abalone and swimming crab. Yantai's economic strength currently ranks second in Shandong, the first is Qingdao, and the third is Jinan. Yantai was called Zhifu in ancient times. According to historical records, Qin Shihuang visited here three times, and the city began to be built in the Ming Dynasty. It is an important place for coastal defense against the Japanese pirates and is called the strange mountain place. Yantai's name comes from the "Wolf Yantai" on Yantai Mountain near the city. It was opened after the Second Opium War in 186, and it was the most prosperous city in Shandong until the 194s. After that, it gradually declined with the opening of Jiaoji Railway, and it has developed in recent years. In 25, it won the UN Habitat Award, and in 25 and 29, it won the national civilized city in succession. It is the only city in China with a simple folk customs. Places to visit include Yuhuangding, Yantai Mountain, Moon Bay, East-West Fort, Changyu Underground Wine Cellar, Tashan Amusement City, Yangma Island, Penglai Pavilion, Ocean Polar World and Xianshan Long Island in the west of the city, and Kunyu Mountain, the birthplace of Taoism, in the east of the city.

Accommodation: It is recommended to stay in Motel 168, Home Inn and other economical chain hotels. The standard room is about 1 yuan, which is comfortable and clean. There is one near Hongkou Building on Erma Road.

OK: Buses are all sold without tickets, no matter how many stops, it's one yuan. The starting price of taxis is 7 yuan, and it can be reached around 1 yuan in the downtown area.

Food: There is a food street on Tashan West Road, and there are some seafood shops and Sichuan restaurants around Fujian Guild Hall. Eating seafood, there are famous dishes in mountain villages, Xinya restaurant, Wanhe, Maritime Palace, etc. in the high grade, and there are Jinhaiju, Lexus restaurant, Penglai Spring, Xile Hotel, Jingjing and so on in the middle grade. Cleeton Hotel at the foot of Yantai Mountain was the place where Sun Yat-sen stayed when he came to smoke. You can buy some seafood in the market and steam it, which is more affordable.

Tour: Yantai has few historical sites, so it is suitable for seaside leisure and holiday tour.