Step into Shuangta Folk Culture Park and travel back in time to old Qingdao! This living museum recreates traditional Jiaodong-style houses, where you can try hands-on workshops like paper-cutting and woodblock printing. Don't miss the weekend opera performances on the vintage stage - those lutai opera singers will blow your mind! The highlight? Climb the 15-meter twin pagodas for a postcard-perfect view of red roofs, emerald trees, and the sparkling sea beyond.














Everything you need to know about Shuangta Minsuyuan
Recommended stays near Shuangta Folk Culture Park include Qingdao Seaview Cultural Hotel, which blends traditional Jiaodong architecture with modern comfort. Just a 5-minute walk from the park, its rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows offering panoramic views of ancient stone carvings and historic rooftops. The hotel also provides free shuttle service to the nearest metro station, ensuring seamless access. Guests can participate in daily intangible cultural heritage workshops, such as paper-cutting, clay modeling, and Shandong cuisine cooking classes, immersing themselves in authentic local traditions.
From Shuangta Folk Culture Park, it’s just a 10-minute walk to Qingdao Metro Line 1’s Shilao Ren Station, connecting directly to major hubs like Tai Dong Business District and May Fourth Square. Multiple bus routes—including 304 and 312—also run nearby, linking to Qingdao Railway Station and Fushan Shopping Center. For independent travelers, bike-sharing and electric vehicle rental stations are available around the park, offering flexible and eco-friendly transit options throughout the city.
Visitors can immerse themselves in authentic Jiaodong wedding rituals, including wearing traditional bridal gowns and participating in ceremonies like "the veil-lifting rite." The park features a folk craft workshop where guests can try pottery wheel throwing, indigo dyeing, and bamboo basket weaving—all using locally sourced materials. Every Saturday evening, enjoy the Shandong Folk Song Night Banquet, featuring shadow puppetry and regional ballads, creating an unforgettable cultural atmosphere.
Ideal for families is Qingdao Kids’ Haven Homestay, a boutique guesthouse designed with children in mind. Located steps from the park, it offers spacious family suites, a private courtyard, and a dedicated kids’ playroom. Rooms come equipped with safety rails and child-sized toiletries. Daily interactive craft sessions—like origami cranes and zodiac clay art—are included, plus a fun family scavenger hunt map that turns exploration into an educational adventure through local folklore.
The park is open daily from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, with last entry at 5:30 PM. Regular admission is 60 RMB, while students and seniors (60+) receive half-price tickets (30 RMB). Every Wednesday is a free admission day, and during lunar festivals like Dragon Boat Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival, entry is free with limited-edition folk gift sets provided. HopeGoo via the official "Qingdao Culture & Tourism" app is recommended to avoid queues.
Must-visit photo locations include the Dual Tower Vista Plaza, where two Ming-style stone towers face each other across a scenic lawn, framed by ornate archways and flower beds. The Seasonal Flower Corridor blooms beautifully in spring and autumn with cherry blossoms, wisteria, and chrysanthemums—perfect for portrait photography. At night, the Lantern Shadow Pathway lights up with hundreds of handcrafted paper lanterns casting intricate shadows on carved walls, ideal for magical, dreamlike shots. Dress in traditional Hanfu or Jiaodong attire to enhance the historical ambiance.
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