Does Yantai Kunyu Mountain Scenic Area require tickets? How much does it cost?

The scenery of Kunyu Mountain is different throughout the year. Here, in spring, Kunyu Mountain is the best place to enjoy flowers. In summer, the vegetation here is lush and suitable for escaping from the heat. In autumn, the mountains are covered with red leaves, and in winter, it is a scenic spot worth visiting. So, how much does the ticket to Kunyu Mountain cost?

1. Scenic spot information

Tickets

The total ticket price of Kunyu Mountain National Forest Park during peak season (March 1st to November 30th) is 130 yuan (Wuran Temple Scenic Area is 50 yuan/person, Shimenli and Jiulongchi Scenic Areas are 40 yuan/person, Xiayan Cave and Yuegu Temple Scenic Areas are free); during the off-season (December 1st to the end of February of the following year), the scenic spots are closed for conservation and cannot be protected. Open to the public.

Preferential policies:

Free: children under 6 years old (inclusive) or under 1.4 meters in height (inclusive); over 60 years old; and veterans, retired military cadres and disabled servicemen ; Firefighters; disabled people (severely disabled people include one accompanying person); members of photographers associations at or above the provincial level; high-level talents are free with "Shandong Cai Hui Card" and "Yantai Talent Card". (You must present a valid ID to enjoy the above preferential policies)

Half price: Teenagers aged 6-18 years old (including 18 years old) and full-time undergraduate students and below enjoy a half-price discount (a valid ID is required to enjoy the preferential policies) ).

Opening hours:

May to September 07:30-17:30

March to April, October to November 07: 30-17:00

The four major scenic spots, Jiulong Pond, Wuran Temple, Xiayan Cave, and Yuegudian, will stop ticket checking one hour in advance; due to the long tour route of Shimen Scenic Area, ticket checking will stop 1.5 hours in advance.

Shimen Scenic Area Forest Culture Museum is closed every Monday. Business hours: 9:00-16:30, the library will be closed after 15:30.

2. Scenic Spot Introduction

Kunyu Mountain is located 50 kilometers southeast of Yantai City, spanning Yantai and Weihai. Kunyu Mountain belongs to Changbai Mountain and Laoshan Mountain. Its main peak, Taibo Peak, is 923 meters above sea level and is the highest peak in the eastern Jiaodong Peninsula. The mountains are steep, with strange peaks all over the territory and criss-crossing ravines. There are 72 peaks including Dagu, Xiaogu, Zhaofeng, Qianggangu, Cangshan and Laotieshan, forming a natural landscape of strange peaks and rocks.

Kunyu Mountain is the birthplace of Quanzhen Taoism, the Jiaodong Revolutionary Base, and the Natural Ecological Museum.

Kunyu Mountain is surrounded by mountains on all sides, with complex terrain and long and winding valleys, forming a waterscape with streams, waterfalls, clear pools and mountain springs as the main body. Such as Kowloon Waterfall, Lotus Bay, Fairy Pond, Queen Mother's Foot Washing Pond, etc. The park has superior ecology, clear water quality, elegant environment, pleasant climate, fresh air, and extremely high negative oxygen ion content. It is a rare natural oxygen bar in the north. It is a primitive, pure natural, and pollution-free eco-tourism area. It is an ideal place for leisure and health care, closeness to nature, and An ideal place to learn about living things and the most suitable place for human leisure and vacation. Now it is open to five scenic spots: Shimenli, Jiulong Pond, Wuran Temple, Xiayan Cave and Yuegu Hall.

3. Best time to visit

(April 15th of the lunar calendar) Yuegu Temple Fair; (April 15th to April 30th each year) Tourism Hiking Festival; (Sixth of the lunar calendar) Month 13) Kowloon Temple Fair.