(Translated by Google) Yunmenshan Scenic Spot. There are over 300 stone sculptures from the 6th to 10th centuries in the caves. It was a bit hard to climb up there and walk around to see them. You can see the Tuoshan Mountain from the top of this mountain. More than 300 stone Buddha statues from the 6th to 10th centuries remain in the caves. It is quite difficult to go up the stairs from the parking lot at the foot of the mountain. From the west side of the mountaintop, you can see the Lushan Grottoes. There is a gondola lift connecting Yunmen Mountain and Luo Mountain, but it was not in operation. (2019.12) (Original) Yunmenshan Scenic Spot. There are over 300 stone sculptures from the 6th to 10th centuries in the caves. It was a bit hard to climb up there and walk around to see them. You can see the Tuoshan Mountain (駝山石窟) from the top of this mountain. 6世紀から10世紀にかけての石仏が300体以上、石窟に残っています。麓の駐車場から階段を上っていくのはなかなか大変です。山頂西側からは駝山石窟が見えます。雲門山と駝山を結ぶゴンドラリフトが設置されていますが、運行されていませんでした。(2019.12）

"Visiting Qingzhou Museum in Shandong, China was an enlightening experience. From the moment I entered, I was captivated by the rich history and cultural heritage showcased within its walls. The museum's extensive collection of artifacts, ranging from ancient pottery to intricate sculptures, provided a fascinating insight into the region's past. The well-curated exhibits were accompanied by informative descriptions, enhancing my understanding of each artifact's significance. The museum's architecture itself was impressive, seamlessly blending traditional Chinese design with modern amenities. Overall, my visit to Qingzhou Museum was both educational and memorable, leaving me with a deeper appreciation for the history and culture of Shandong province."

Free park, good place to chill