How much is the ticket for Putian Jiulong Valley Scenic Area?

Putian City, Fujian Province is also a very popular tourist destination in recent years, and there are many tourist attractions in Putian that are well worth visiting. The best place to say that there is a natural ecological environment is the Jiulong Valley Scenic Area, which has been successfully upgraded to a national forest park.

How much is the ticket for Putian Jiulong Valley Scenic Area? Tickets to Kowloon Valley are actually not very expensive, around 50 yuan, but there are many sightseeing projects that are charged separately. This Jiulong Valley is located in Xin 'an Village, Chengxiang District, Putian City. In fact, the elevation of the whole Jiulong Valley is not very high, only more than 700 meters, but the scenery here is very good, and it has been rated as a national 4A-level tourist attraction. The temperature here is mild all year round. Summer is a summer resort, and it is not as hot as other places. Winter is also a deserted resort, and there is no other place cold. The scenery of Jiulong Valley is very rich, including lakes, canyons, waterfalls, bamboo forests, temples and caves. This is a tourist attraction that combines nature and humanity. In addition, the traffic here in the scenic spot is also very convenient. You can take the scenic through train and take the bus to this place.

The largest lake in Putian Jiulong Valley is Dakeng Creek. The whole scenic area is very large. Shan Lan has rolling mountains and enviable lakes and mountains. There are many ways to play in Jiulong Valley Scenic Area, including rock climbing and forest exploration, all of which are very good ways to play. In addition, the entertainment facilities built in the scenic area are also very popular with tourists. The 5G starry glass water slide, bamboo raft, 7D glass bridge and high-altitude zip line are very popular with everyone, and it is very cost-effective for everyone to buy joint tickets for these projects. In addition, there is a Mazu Pavilion in Kowloon Valley, which was once the location of the TV series Mazu. Many wooden houses built during filming were left behind, which became a rare scenery in Kowloon Valley.