I recently wanted to travel to Jizu Mountain in Binchuan, Dali and would like to inquire about the price.

1. I went to Jizu Mountain once last year, and the ticket seemed to be 120 yuan. You can buy cheap tickets with your local ID card, and you can also buy cheap tickets with your senior citizen ID card. I don’t know about your student ID card, but you can also buy it. Yes. There was an old man and two local friends when we went.

2. As for accommodation, I went to Binchuan twice last year, and I only stayed in Binchuan once. I stayed at a red hotel on Fodu Road, or some other hotel, I forgot. Yes, the standard room price of 50 yuan comes with air conditioning. It is the most cost-effective one I found in half the county of Binchuan. Another time I went to Jizu Mountain, and I stayed in a farmhouse next to the gate where I bought the tickets. It was newly built and very clean. It also had a standard room, and the price was 60 yuan. These farm owners are quite nice. They got up at four in the morning to cook breakfast for us, and then rode horses up the mountain. The horse we ride on is also contacted by the owner of the yard. It costs 130 yuan to ride on a horse, and we have to walk down.

3. There are places to stay in Jinding, but it is not recommended. The so-called standard rooms that cost more than 200 yuan are similar to small hotels outside that cost thirty or forty yuan. There is also a temple incense room shop that costs 30 yuan per person, but you can't live in that one at all.

4. I like Dali very much, probably because I go to Dali every month and have visited all Dali counties and found no place where people are being raped. We offered incense at the largest Zhusheng Temple in Jizu Mountain. The incense was cheaper if we bought tickets there in advance, but it was more expensive on the mountain. There was a form written in the temple and it cost 3 yuan.

5. There are places to eat on Jizu Mountain, and there are also places in the middle of the mountain, but they are not recommended because they taste bad and are expensive. It is still recommended to eat down the mountain.

6. Let me talk about our detailed itinerary. We drove there by ourselves, and in the afternoon we went to Jizushan Ticket Buying Place to buy tickets and incense, and then stayed in the village next to where we bought the tickets. I asked the owner of the farmhouse to help contact the horses (because there were four of us there, and the owner only had one horse). The owner also opened a restaurant, and we could eat at their house, and the price was not expensive. Binchuan's cold mushroom chicken tastes good, you can try it. It was summer when we went there. We got up at four o'clock and drove to the Consecration Temple at five o'clock and rode horses up the mountain. (The Jizu Mountain Cableway is now demolished and under construction, so you can only choose to walk or ride up the mountain.) For horse riding, it is better to contact the farm owner because it is cheap and you don’t have to worry about being cheated. If you go through the formal route, you have to pay 58 yuan to the inn, and then the horse riding fee seems to be 360 ??yuan per horse. These people are also sneaking out to do business before the staff go to work. Otherwise, they will be severely fined if caught, haha! If you are going by car, you have to discuss with the store owner how to do it more conveniently. It is best to pay a little more and let the horse take you directly up the mountain from where you live. Otherwise, it will be dangerous to get up late this season. From the mountain gate where you buy the ticket It took us 20 minutes to drive to the Consecration Temple. Because we went early that day, the staff hadn't gone to work yet, so the tickets we bought were useless, so it was in vain, haha. Don't ride a horse when going down the mountain, because the rider's body will lean forward when going down the mountain, and it is easy to fall off the horse, which is very dangerous.

We drove to the Consecration Temple, parked the car, and rode up the mountain for two and a half hours. We arrived at the top of Jizu Mountain at about 8 a.m., offered incense and walked down the mountain. It took us four and a half hours of walking to get down to the bottom of the mountain. If we were walking up the mountain, it might take even more time. After going down the mountain, we rested at the farm owner's place, had dinner, and then drove back to Xiangyun to stay (because Binchuan was so hot that I couldn't bear it, haha).

The Binchuan County Passenger Terminal has minibuses operating to Zhusheng Temple. You can go there in the afternoon the day before and take the bus back to the county the next day. The price and operating hours of the minibuses are not clear. In addition, my friends also like another way to play: a group of young people make an appointment, go to the foot of the mountain to eat the night before, play until about 11 o'clock at night, and then everyone takes a flashlight to climb up. When they reach the top of the mountain, they can just watch sunrise. The sunrise at Jizu Mountain is also one of the most beautiful. In addition, for one or two months every year, due to the high humidity, the clouds form like they are under your feet, making people feel like they are in a fairyland. It is very beautiful. We didn’t catch up when we went, and we didn’t ask which month we can see that scenery. . Sir, you can search the photos of Jizu Mountain on Baidu. The clouds on the soles of your feet are very beautiful.

That’s about it. If there’s anything else you’re unclear about or need to discuss, you can leave me a message.