Badaguan Eight Passes

Badaguan is an authentic road zone located in the southeast of Qingdao, Shandong Province. The street is notable for combining the engineering styles of different countries. The name "Eight Passes" originates from China's eight popular key passes: Jiayuguan, Juyongguan, Wushengguan, Ningwuguan, Shanhaiguan, Shaoguan, Zhengyangguan and Zijingguan. There are presently 10 streets running over the locale which crisscross to frame a picturesque zone.

The region is home to a few one of a kind vegetation, including numerous assortments of trees, for example, peach, pine and gingko trees. What's more, there are more than 200 estates in the intriguing building style of more than 20 nations.

Prior to the establishing of the People's Republic of China in 1949, the zone was home to numerous foreign consulates and, because of the one of a kind and differed structural styles in the region, Badaguan is known as the "World's Architecture Museum."