Xiao Qingdao Lighthouse, Lighthouse in China
Xiao Qingdao Lighthouse is a historic beacon on the small island of Xiao Qingdao.
The lighthouse was first lit in 1904, guiding ships for over a century.
It is a symbol of maritime navigation and contributes to Qingdao's seaside heritage.
The lighthouse is now a tourist attraction, offering panoramic views of the surroundings.
Its unique octagonal-shaped tower stands as an iconic structure in Qingdao.
Location: Qingdao
Inception: 1904
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Xiao Qingdao Lighthouse is a historic beacon on the small island of Xiao Qingdao.
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