Underwater World Qingdao

Developed on the basis of China’s earliest‑built Qingdao Aquarium constructed in 1932, it is a national science‑popularization education base for marine science. The venue consists of seven distinctive exhibition zones: Dream Jellyfish Palace, Seal Pavilion, Marine Life Hall, Whale Museum, Under‑Sea Tunnel Zone, Fresh‑water Biology Hall and Marine Science & Technology Museum. It exhibits thousands of living marine species together with over 20,000 precious marine‑biology specimens. Its landmark 82.6‑meter fully‑transparent moving underwater tunnel delivers immersive undersea views, where sharks, rays, sea turtles and colorful tropical fish swim all‑around visitors. Signature highlights include luminous jellyfish displays, giant whale skeletons, seal habitats, as well as wonderful in‑aqua performances “Dancing with Sharks” and Mermaid shows. General admission grants full access to all exhibition galleries and scheduled underwater shows with no extra fees. Maintaining a steady indoor temperature of approximately 24℃ year‑round, it combines marine‑species exhibition, popular‑science education and interactive entertainment, ranking among Qingdao’s most recommended family‑oriented coastal tourist attractions.