3 Days Itinerary in Jinan, China - Travel Guide

Days	Description
1	Day 1 - Sublime Springs and the City Centre
2	Day 2 - Temple Traversing and Museum Meandering
3	Day 3 - Parks, Ponds, and Partings

Introduction

Unfold the captivating charm of Jinan, the 'Spring City' of China, in three immersive days. Encounter a beautiful mix of rich history, vibrant culture, and natural splendors as we stroll through traditional Chinese parks, explore ancient temples and indulge in local delicacies.

Day 1 - Sublime Springs and the City Centre

Our Jinan journey begins in the heart of the city with Baotu Spring, considered the finest among the city's 72 named springs. Savor the natural beauty around you as you witness water bursting upward from the ancient spring wells. Didn't I tell you it's a kind of magic? From there, we'll move on to Daming Lake, a serenely beautiful park and lake in the city center, where tranquility reigns. Ending the day, we'll wander through the lively Furong Street - Jinan's hot-spot for food lovers! Dive into the sea of local delicacies and don't forget to try the delicious dumplings and hearty shandong pancakes, because what is travel without tasting the local cuisine, right?

Day 2 - Temple Traversing and Museum Meandering

Day two is all about soaking up Jinan's rich historical underpinnings. We'll start with Thousand Buddha Mountain, a holy site adorned with buddha carvings and temples. It's like strolling through history itself! Next up is Jinan Museum, where we'll learn more about the city's intriguing past and present. Finally, we'll visit the iconic Black Tiger Spring. Just like the name suggests, doesn’t it sound like a scene straight out of an exotic adventure novel?

Day 3 - Parks, Ponds, and Partings

On the last day, we'll visit the enchanting Five Dragon Pool Park early in the morning to capture the ponds' magical beauty. Surrounded by drooping willows and ancient buildings, the park is a visual canvas of Jinan's scenic beauty. As the culmination of our journey, we'll drop by the bustling Quancheng Square, a powerhouse of city life. To top it all off, do get some insider tips on tea by visiting a local teahouse. Because, what would an authentic Chinese experience be without its signature tea ceremony?