How much is the ticket to Jiulong Mountain Scenic Area?

Now Jiulong Mountain Scenic Area requires a ticket to enter the scenic area. The ticket price for the scenic spot is 35 yuan/person for adults and 20 yuan/person for children.

Jiulongshan Tourist Resort is located in Pinghu, Zhejiang Province. There is Jiulongshan Beach Bathing Beach next to the scenic area, which is now a National Forest Park

Natural Environment

Jiulongshan Tourist Resort The area is located at the east end of the ancient city of Zhapu, Pinghu City, Zhejiang Province, at the exit of Hangzhou Bay, on the east side of Zhapu's "Oriental Port". It is bordered by the sea to the south and the plains to the north. It has mountains and seas, and has a natural environment of green mountains, wide seas, secluded forests and beautiful scenery. The scenery and rich cultural landscape include mountains, seas, islands and beaches, alternating natural scenery and cultural landscape, and the coexistence of modern engineering and historical relics. In the old days, there were "Eight Scenic Spots of Zhapu", "Ten Scenic Spots of Yashan", The "Eight Scenic Spots of Chenshan" is now listed as a national forest park by the Ministry of Forestry.

In Dongshawan, the eastern section of Jiulongshan Scenic Area, the largest bathing beach in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai - Jiulongshan Beach. The bathing beach is backed by green mountains and faces the sea in the south. It is surrounded by mountains on three sides and is shaped like a crescent moon. The total length of the beach is more than 1,500 meters. The sand is hard and clean. It was known as "Iron Sand" in history. The bathing area covers an area of ??more than 500,000 square meters. It can be used at the same time. It can accommodate more than 20,000 tourists. At the southern end of the beach, there is Guitou Mountain for enjoying the mountain and sea scenery, and Waipu Mountain next to it separated by a gorge. The vegetation on the mountain is dominated by black pine forest and masson pine, with liquidambar, ginkgo, and camphor in between. There are ancient cypresses and camphor trees from the Qing Dynasty, as well as the former site of Zhongputuo Academy.