The Huanglong Scenic Area has two daily entry time slots: a morning session and an afternoon session.
Opening Hours
Jun 01 - Dec 15: 8:00-18:00; Last entry: 16:00
Dec 16 - May 31: 8:00-17:30; Last entry: 15:30
How to Use:
1. Main Entrance:
Standard Tickets (Adults & Youths): Present your passport at the entrance.
Seniors (60+): Present your passport at the Ticket Counter to exchange for a complimentary admission ticket firstly.
2. Cable Car Ticket: If you have booked the cable car, please take the shuttle bus from the entrance to the waiting area. Near the boarding point, you will find a ticket collection point where you can present your passport to the on-site staff for a paper ticket.
3. Inside Golf Car: If you have booked the Golf Car, please present your passport directly to the staff for validation. A paper ticket is not required.
4. Entrance Ticket Only: The "Entrance Ticket Only" (for the hiking route) does not include the cable car or any other internal transportation.
E Ticket
No cable Car; No Golf Car: Show passport at entrance.
Jun 01 - Dec 15: 8:00-18:00; Stop: 16:00
Dec 16 - May 31: 8:00-17:30; Stop: 15:30
E ticket: Show passport at entrance.
Jun 01 - Dec 15: 8:00-18:00; Stop: 16:00
Dec 16 - May 31: 8:00-17:30; Stop: 15:30
Upon arriving at Huanglong, travelers usually start their journey from the entrance. Huanglong was formed over millions of years through unique geological processes, with the calcification phenomenon creating its spectacular terraces and waterfalls. They can first choose to take the cable car to quickly ascend and get a panoramic view, then follow the well-designed plank roads to explore various attractions like the multicolored Wucai Chi, Zhengyan Caichi, calcified waterfalls, and snow-capped mountains with forests. And of course, they can also simply walk around to soak up every detail. Along the way, they can visit Huanglong Ancient Temple and immerse themselves in cultural activities during the temple fair, making the most of their trip.
Please show your passport at the entrance, there is no need to exchange for a paper ticket.
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