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Asked by Ms.JV from china | Jul. 27, 2010 09:15

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We are planning to go QingDao for a short break next month, bringing our children (6 and 2 years old) along. Wondering whether:-
- most of the attractions are baby-stroller-friendly?
- do you think we can visit Mt. Laoshan with 2 young kids? (minus the stroller of course)
- how much time roughly if we wish to cover the Badaguan area? lots of walking?

Many thanks.

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Answered by Mr.Jack | Jul. 28, 2010 21:13

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1. It is ok to travel with kids in downtown area, no rough or lots of roads.
2. Not a good idea to the mountain with little kids.
3. Not very much walking unless you are willing to finish the whole scenic area. Usually 2 hours to an half days is enough.

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Answered by Mr.JV | Jul. 28, 2010 23:21

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Dear Jack,
Thanks for the reply.

Is there a ropeway in LoaShan? Very little info on this when I tried to google. If yes, possible to bring the kids?

Also, apart then the HuaShiLou and GongJuLou, any other interesting to see?

Thanks.

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Answered by Mr.Jack | Jul. 29, 2010 22:26

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Yes, there three ropeways built in Laoshan. You could go there with kids, however, it is suggested that you hire a van driving to Laoshan from Qingdao since the public bus is not comfortable for kids and elder.

In Badaguan Area, you could also visi the 2nd Bathing Beach, 1& 5 of Shanhaiguan Road, Badaguan Hall, Juyongguan Road and the Garden of Song's Family.

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Answered by Ms.JV | Jul. 30, 2010 08:21

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Thank you for your information, it is a great help in my planning.

What is interesting about the 1 & 5 ShanHaiGuan Road?

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Answered by Mr.Jack | Jul. 31, 2010 00:47

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Hi JV, the No.1 and No.5 of Shanhaiguan Road are two exotic buildings. The former one is in the style of the Renaissance, which was built in 1933. The No. 5 is a Japanese style building, covering a large area.

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