Why is Penglai Pavilion called Penglai Pavilion? According to legend, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty visited Shandong Peninsula many times and boarded Ya Dan, which broke into the Bohai Sea, in search of "Penglai Wonderland". Later generations called this Ya Dan Mountain Penglai. Ya Dan Mountain stands like a fairyland by the sea, with steep cliffs and dark red rocks, hence its name.

Penglai Pavilion Penglai Pavilion, located in Penglai City, Yantai City, Shandong Province, is one of the four famous ancient buildings in China, and it is an ancient architectural complex that embodies the wisdom and artistic crystallization of ancient working people in China. The main building of Penglai Pavilion was built in the sixth year of Song Dynasty (106 1). Known as "fairyland on earth", its legends of "Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea" and "Mirage" are well-known at home and abroad.

Penglai Pavilion has experienced vicissitudes, and now it has developed into a pattern with ancient buildings as the central axis, Penglai Watertown and Hetian Hengshan as the two wings, four major cultures (immortal culture, Jason Wu culture, port culture and marine culture) as the foundation, and mountains (Danyashan), seas (Erhai in Bo Huang), cities (Penglai Watertown) and pavilions (Penglai Pavilion).

Penglai Pavilion Scenic Area has successively won the honors of "National Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit", "National Key Scenic Area", "National Advanced Unit for Creating Civilized Industry", "National May Day Labor Award", "National Best Integrity Unit in Tourism Industry", "National First 5A-level Tourist Scenic Area" and "National Civilized Unit". Well-known trademarks in China, advanced quality management units in Shandong Province, service standardization demonstration units in Shandong Province, etc. The tour guide department won the honor of "National Youth Civilization" and "National Women's Civilization Demonstration Post".