How much are the tickets and parking fees for Pinghu Jiulongshan Forest Park?

Pinghu Jiulongshan Forest Park is a place full of beautiful natural environment. The landscape here has a humanistic atmosphere, and nature is closely combined with human activities. But recently, many people complain that parking fees are charged for entering and leaving here. Let's share the tickets and parking fees of Pinghu Jiulongshan Forest Park.

Ticket price of Pinghu Jiulongshan Resort:

Kowloon Manor Grand Tickets+Waipushan Scenic Spot Tickets (weekdays) 60 yuan Reservation Price 54 yuan

Kowloon Manor Tickets+Waipushan Scenic Spot Tickets (Weekend) 70 yuan Reservation Price 63 yuan

1. Ticket collection method: scenic spot ticket office.

2. Ticket voucher: After the order is submitted successfully, you will get an order message as a ticket voucher for free.

3. Ticket description:

(The following preferential policies need to be purchased in the scenic spot. )

① Children with height 1.2m or below, and elderly people over 60 years old can buy discount tickets for scenic spots with their senior citizen cards (big tickets for scenic spots+tickets for Waipushan).

Opening hours of Jiulong Mountain Scenic Area: 8:30~ 16:30.

Parking fee:

Bus 20 yuan/car, CMB 16 yuan/car, minibus 10 yuan/car.

Traffic information:

traffic

Take Pinghu K2 10 and get off at Zhapu Station, then walk or rent a car.

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One-day tour: Yashan Scenic Area-Chenshan Scenic Area-Dushan Scenic Area-Camping Area.

Two-day tour: Yashan Scenic Area-Chenshan Scenic Area-Dushan Scenic Area-Camping Area-Nanwan Scenic Area-Resort.

Introduction to Pinghu Jiulong Mountain Scenic Area:

Jiulong Mountain is located in the southwest of Suichang County, adjacent to Zhejiang, Fujian and Jiangxi provinces, and bordering Pucheng, Fujian and Longquan, Zhejiang. It belongs to a branch of Xianxialing in Wuyishan system and is the southernmost source of Qiantang River system. The main peak of Jiulong Mountain is1724m above sea level, making it the fourth peak in Zhejiang.

Pinghu Jiulong Mountain Coastal Tourist Area, which integrates mountains, seas, islands and beaches, is a provincial-level tourist resort, including Jiulong Mountain Scenic Area and Chengguan Scenic Area.

Jiulong Mountain Tourism Resort in Pinghu, Zhejiang Province is a key tourism development project in China in 2000 recommended by the State Planning Commission and the National Tourism Administration. It is also a key tourist block in the ninth five-year plan and 20 10 tourism development plan of Zhejiang Province approved by the Zhejiang Provincial People's Government.

Jiulongshan Resort covers an area of 10. 12 square kilometers. It is surrounded by mountains and seas, with lush trees and beautiful scenery. It is famous for its "pine green, long beach, beautiful reefs, strange rocks and ancient temples". Jiulong Mountain Resort is compatible with mountains and seas, and has accumulated rich natural and cultural resources and unique Buddhist culture. Jiulong Mountain is a bathing beach with undulating mountains, continuous forests, vast sea and scattered islands and reefs, enjoying the reputation of "Beidaihe in the South". There are many places of interest and historical sites in Jiulongshan District, and the cultural landscape is quite influential. 1997 was approved as a national forest park by the Ministry of Forestry, and 1998 was approved as a provincial-level tourist resort by the People's Government of Zhejiang Province.

Through development and construction, Jiulong Mountain Resort will form five blocks: building seawalls, transforming the ocean, and forming the first artificial lake in China Donghai West Lake Tourist Area; Develop mountain forests and form Chen Shan-Gaogong Scenic Area; Adjust the industrial structure to form an eco-agricultural park combining agriculture with tourism; Highlight the characteristics of coastal leisure and form a golden ocean entertainment area; Explore the cultural connotation and build a unique small Putuo Buddhist cultural area in China.

Chengguan Scenic Area includes Moshi Manor, Lu Painting and Calligraphy Institute, Newsstand, Guandi Temple Mall, East Lake and other scenic spots. Moshi Manor, built in the Qing Dynasty, is a typical closed brick-wood structure complex in the south of the Yangtze River, with compact layout and small scale, which is rare in the south of the Yangtze River. More than 100 film and television dramas were filmed here.

There are Forest Park, Jinhai Yangcheng Seaside Resort and Waipu Mountain Island in Jiulongshan District of Pinghu. Among them, Jiulongshan Forest Park is a national forest park. Close up, the pine trees are lush and the birds are free. Looking at the blue sky, the fishing sails are a little bit, and the sea and sky are boundless.

Xisha Bay is the only continental shelf beach in Zhejiang, with clean and hard sand, which is called "iron plate sand". Every summer, tourists from Shanghai, Hangzhou, Su Jia, Jiangsu and other places come in an endless stream, and at most, they receive more than 20,000 swimmers a day, which is called "Beidaihe in the South" by People's Daily. On its side are Nanwan Fort, Tianfei Palace Fort, Hony Master Memorial Pavilion, Wentao Pavilion and Haihong Pavilion, which were built to commemorate the 200-year voyage of A Dream of Red Mansions.

According to legend, Zhapu Town, where Jiulong Mountain is located, is also the birthplace of Empress Dowager Cixi, and there are still some relics. Jiulong Mountain Scenic Area is located in pinghu city, the exit of Hangzhou Bay, east of "Oriental Port" in Zhapu, facing the sea in the south and the plain in the north. Here is rich in natural scenery, beautiful mountains and rivers, beautiful forests and grass, and rich in human landscape. It has the characteristics of complete mountains, seas, islands and beaches, alternating natural scenery and human landscape, and coexistence of modern engineering and historical sites. In old times, there was "Zhapu".

Related examples:

It is beyond reproach that Pinghu Jiulongshan Forest Park collects parking fees. But in the forest park management office, you have to enter the gate of the forest park to do business in the management office, and you have to charge a parking fee every time you go in. I feel very puzzled. Now you don't have to pay for going to the administrative center of the municipal government. Why do I have to pay a parking fee to go to the Forest Park Management Office?

This time, in order to deal with the cemetery, I have to spend money to go in twice. Although I have repeatedly explained that I am going to do business, I still say that I must pay! ! I haven't finished my work. I think I'll have to pay next time. Do you have to run the parking fee n times for one thing?

I don't know if the management office has set up a management office specifically to charge more. Or is the toll collector charging at the door? Very puzzled!

There is a charge for the management of cemeteries and graves. The staff are very arrogant, which is reflected in pinghu city Agriculture and Forestry Bureau, the superior department in charge of Forest Park Management Office. They defended their weaknesses in the management office and argued that the fees were reasonable, which was approved by the relevant departments. However, as long as you talk about food and drink in it, you don't have to charge, and it's no use calling the mayor to complain.