Admission Fee: 30 RMB Recommended visiting time: around 1.5 hours

Boasting lush vegetation and a forest coverage rate of 97%, the park is a rare natural oxygen bar known as the "Ecological Pearl of Central Shandong". Key attractions include Hero Stone, Bloody Pond, Nine Waterfalls Gully, Nine Ponds Stream, Water Curtain Cave, Crane Singing Valley, Crane Flying Ridge, Bird Garden, Wild Grape Valley, Pagoda Tree Flower Valley and the Longevity Courtyard. A newly built Taoist temple, the Longevity Courtyard, integrates religious worship and wellness culture, adding new cultural highlights to the landscape-focused national forest park. The temple mainly worships Pengzu, the ancient ancestor of health preservation, and the God of Longevity.

Admission Fee: 20 RMB Discount Policy: Free entry for holders of military ID, press card, senior citizen ID and disability certificate during the Leisure Tourism Season. Groups of 10 or more receive one complimentary ticket; groups of 20 or more enjoy a 20% discount.

Jieshi Mountain is a provincial-level natural protected area for geological relics. Formed 730,000 years ago during the Pleistocene Epoch of the Quaternary Period in the Cenozoic Era, it is the youngest among Shandong’s scarce Quaternary volcanoes, honored as "The First Mountain South of the Capital". Situated at the estuary of the ancient Yellow River course, it is also called the "living fossil" of the old Yellow River channel.