Yantai Fisherman’s Wharf
“Once a year, go somewhere you’ve never been before.”
-Dalai Lama; spiritual leader, humanitarian
Travel is about seeing new places but underneath it is so much more, opening your horizons to experience completely different cultures, cuisines and landscapes. While photos are proof that you went and saw, it’s the transformation that takes place within that is often the strongest evidence of why I travel.
A place to relax and enjoy the scenery surrounded by unique architecture. One of my favorite spots in Yantai for relaxation is “Germantown” (officially called Fisherman’s Wharf). It’s a great place to people watch in a spot that time seems to standstill and you’re not surrounded by tons of people, no daily rush.
I felt very good. By the sea, the spot has combined everything from tourism, leisure, entertainment to dining and shopping. The relaxing museum and it is my first time seeing a lot of whales swimming around in the giant aquarium, which is very impressing and so are the many other kinds of good-looking marine lives.
When you travel your perspective or view on life or a given culture. This can change. It most probably will. Or, it will confirm your beliefs and you’ll understand yourself better. Final outcome: growth! (see?) the freedom being on the road of new destinations, foods, cultures, and friends. Travel is a great way to realign and find balance in your life, resulting in a happier, healthier you! Never stop exploring.
