Tai’an, located in the eastern part of Shandong Province, is a historical city renowned for its cultural heritage and natural beauty. Famous for Mount Tai, one of China’s Five Sacred Mountains, Tai’an is an important destination for both tourists and locals.
Tai’an is situated in the central part of Shandong Province, bordered by Jinan to the north and the city of Heze to the west. It is approximately 250 kilometers south of the provincial capital, Jinan, and is a key gateway to the famous Mount Tai, making it a popular destination for both domestic and international travelers.
Tai’an consists of two districts, two counties, and two county-level cities. These include Tai’an District, Daiyue District, Ningyang County, Dongping County, Xintai City, and Feicheng City. Each area has its own unique features, from the cultural significance of Mount Tai in Tai’an District to the agricultural and historical characteristics of the surrounding counties.
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