Weishan

Weishan Lake is located in Jining City's Weishan County in Shandong Province. The water sources of the lake come from Shandong, Jiangsu, Anhui and Henan Provinces. It consists of four interconnected lakes, namely Weishan, Zhaoyang, Dushan and Nanyang, forming one of the largest freshwater lakes in Northern China. Weishan Lake is an important part of China's canal culture. Boats traveling along the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal can still sail to Weishan Island. Weishan Island has many cultural monuments to see.

Weishan Lake National Wetland Park is in the south of Weishan County, Shandong Province, with Weishan Lake wetland and lake ecosystems being the main sights. The park abounds with original flora and fauna, including Xinxuehe Natural Wetland, a Birdwatching Oasis, Natural Reeds and other attractions. Enjoy the beauty of Weishan Lake and eat authentic fisher's food.

Nanyang Ancient Town–Canal is one of four major canal towns, located along Weishan Lake through which passes the Beijing-Hangzhou Canal. The town is well known as "Small Suzhou in Jiangbei" and has a pleasant climate. The moon riding on the sky with a gust of wind, boats at berth, wild ducks at ease and undulating reeds create a fantastic landscape painting. Nangyang Ancient Town is a land of peace and a harbor for refreshing the mind. When you're there, every breath evokes a fishing village and the lake, perfect tranquility.

Weishan Island Scenic Area is located in the southeastern part of Weishan Lake. Weishan Island is a large inland island in northern China with a unique location and convenient transportation over both water and land. With its beautiful scenery, rich culture Weishan Island is a provincial-level scenic spot in Shandong Province imbued with heavenly spirit, human culture, and stunning scenic vistas. Weishan Island has a long history and numerous sites of historical interest, including the Tomb of the Mizi, the tomb of Zhang Liang from the Han Dynasty, and the tombs from the Spring and Autumn Period.