Are tickets to Dukang Fairy Village free?

Tickets to Dukang Fairy Village are not free. Tickets: 30 yuan.

Dukang Fairy Village is located in Dukang Village, Caidian Township, Ruyang County, Henan Province. The Dukang River, which nurtures Chinese wine culture, passes through the village and covers an area of ??252 acres. It is 41 kilometers away from Luoyang City in the north, 9 kilometers away from Dahuling Provincial Forest Park in Henan Province in the south, and 25 kilometers away from Ruyang County through Dahuling. It is an important tourist attraction in the northern part of Ruyang County. It is adjacent to Luoyang Dukang Holdings Co., Ltd. (formerly Dukang Group) in the east.

According to the "Zhili Ruzhou Chronicle", in 770 BC, King Ping of Zhou had no desire to eat and was bedridden because half of his country was occupied by the Xirong barbarians, so he invited famous doctors from all over the world for diagnosis and treatment. Empress Du Kang People offered fine wine, and King Ping felt refreshed and energized after eating. Long was delighted, so he named Dukang wine "tribute wine" and Dukang village "Dukang Fairy Village".

Internal environment:

Dukang River crosses Dukang Fairy Village. It is divided into the west bank and the east bank of the Dukang River. Jiuqu Erxian Bridge and Sangjian Bridge combine the east and west parts into one. The river under the bridge is clear and blue. In the gloomy seasons of autumn and summer, you can also smell a kind of natural wine. Fragrance, 300 meters from the source to Dukang Village, hundreds of springs gush out, clear and crystal clear, commonly known as "one mile of hundreds of fragrances".

The largest spring among them is "Dukang Spring", which is the spring from which Dukang drew water to make wine. This water is calcium bisulfate type mineral water, containing more than 40 kinds of trace elements that are beneficial to the human body. There are colorful mandarin ducks in the spring. The shrimps, hugging each other two by two, with their tired waist stretched horizontally, were called "a wonder in the world" by State Councilor Li Tieying. After ducks in the Dukang River eat shrimps, they lay orange-red eggs with double yellows. Historical records indicate that the villagers of Dukang used to "pay tribute to the eggs but not accept the imperial grain."