Penglai is a famous Xianju and fairyland in ancient Chinese folk and Taoist legends.

Legend has it that in the 3rd century BC, the ruler of China, Qin Shihuang, heard that there was an elixir of life and immortals. So he ordered a man named Xu Fu to lead many virgins to find the magic medicine. Later, Taoism in China regarded this place as a sacred place. Many temples have also been established here by the imperial courts in past dynasties, and Penglai Pavilion is one of them. Penglai Pavilion, located on a cliff near the northern part of Penglai City, Shandong Province, was built in the Song Dynasty in 1070. It, together with Wang Tengting, Yellow Crane Tower and Yueyang Tower, is called the four famous buildings in ancient China. Penglai Pavilion is an ancient architectural complex in China, which is mainly composed of buildings such as Lvzu Hall, Sanqing Hall, Penglai Pavilion, Tianhou Palace and Mituo Temple.

Eight immortals crossing the sea mouth:

The Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea Scenic Area is a unique scenic spot in Jiaodong Peninsula. Surrounded by the sea on three sides, the scenic spot is like a treasure gourd lying on the sea. Ancient myths and legends, magical wonders of the sea and charming scenery of mountains and seas have attracted countless tourists from home and abroad for sightseeing and leisure, and at the same time, they have satisfied people's good wishes of praying for immortality. Penglai therefore enjoys the reputation of fairyland, leisure paradise and tourist resort. It is a bright pearl on the coast of the Yellow Sea and an excellent place to watch Range Rover on Yantai Golden Tourism Line.