Longwantan National Forest Park

The park is rich in scenic resources, with overlapping mountains, unique peaks and rocks, cascading waterfalls, clear pools, and crisscrossing streams. There are 51 natural landscapes of various types, integrating waterfalls, pools, streams, lakes, peaks, and rocks.

The world-famous "Seven-fold Waterfall" is located on the back of Longwantan Lake. Seven pools and seven waterfalls are connected to each other, and the cascading waterfalls and clear lakes are spectacular. The world-famous "Heavenly Pillar Rock" is located on the left side of Longwantan Lake. There is a single rock pillar that looks like a pillar supporting the sky.

The park's newly constructed 1,000-meter cliff walkway and glass-enclosed observation platform are the first of their kind in China. Standing over 300 meters above the ground, with suspended glass beneath your feet, you'll experience breathtaking panoramic views of Longwan Lake. Within the lake, peculiar peaks and rocks, cascading waterfalls, and turbulent streams intertwine. The seven connected pools and waterfalls on the lake's back are a truly unique sight.

We set off at 6 a.m. and drove to the entrance. The sight of mist-shrouded mountains, cascading waterfalls, and gurgling streams instantly lifted our spirits. Legend has it that the park's core area is surrounded by cliffs on three sides, forming a deep, bottomless pool. Legend has it that a dragon hides within, and during droughts, people come here to pray for rain, which is always granted. Hence the name. We climbed the mountainside to the glass-enclosed observation deck. From there, the stream below us resembled a winding sleeve, appearing even more graceful against the towering mountains. We were all captivated by the view. Just being able to enjoy the boundless beauty was enough!

Walking down Longwantan, I felt that there were many attractions to visit. From the beginning, I had a lot of fun at the outdoor development at the foot of the mountain, and then there were the swinging bridge and the screaming fountain. In fact, the most impressive thing was the waterfall I saw while climbing all the way up. From the emerald green pool at the beginning, to the seven-fold waterfall that can be seen halfway up the mountain, the roaring sound of water was deafening and the momentum was enough, and then to the glass observation deck at the top, it left a very unforgettable impression. In addition, the two major types of projects on the top of the mountain are still very exciting, one is called the human slingshot, and the other is called the high-altitude swing. If you still have energy after climbing the mountain, I recommend you to take a ride. Finally, you can take the forest slide down the mountain and experience the feeling of riding a slide when you were a child. After a circle, it is Hongyan Lake, which has the Internet-famous glass boat. It is super beautiful. We also tried to paddle the glass boat with our hands on the lake. It really is true that people who love to play have unlimited creativity. When you walk back, you can walk through the ice and snow world, which is actually a tunnel. It is the most comfortable place to walk in the hot summer.

A scenic spot that surprised me. At first I thought it was just to see the mountains and water, but I didn't expect there were so many fun projects, high-altitude swings, human slingshots, swinging bridges, screaming fountains, jungle crossings, transparent boats, big waterfalls, and the bird's nest on Instagram are all suitable for taking pictures.

Zhejiang Longwantan National Forest Park: Clear waters swirl around secluded valleys, cascading waterfalls cascade down cliffs. This forest oxygen bar offers refreshing air. Walk along the plank paths through the greenery, witness the leaping carp in Longtan Lake, and explore the wondrous Qizhe Waterfall. Every frame is a breathtaking masterpiece of nature.

It's a beautiful mess. The scenery is great. It's really suitable for a spring outing.

There is no toilet on the mountain, which restricts the access to the mountain. The glass platform on the mountain is a bit dirty.

Very good! I went there when I traveled to Nanxi River, and the waterfall was beautiful!

Forest Park Tickets: Online bookings must be made two hours in advance, and free refunds are available.

The entrance fee to Longwantan is 70 yuan per person, which is more expensive than other attractions, indicating its high value. The park is rich in scenic resources.

One of the main attractions of Nanxi River, it is worth visiting, Qizhe Waterfall

This is where the advantage of chartering a car comes into play. We saw many self-driving cars being stopped 3 kilometers from the scenic area, but we were able to park right at the entrance to the scenic area. We were so lucky. Longwantan Forest Park is actually a climb up the mountain. You can imagine the rocks. The most famous are several consecutive waterfalls, which are worth seeing. The water is very clear. The highest point is a U-shaped transparent glass viewing platform that extends out of the mountain. Only three people can go up at a time. I was a little nervous when I walked up. I encouraged the children to keep climbing. Finally, I felt a sense of accomplishment when I finally reached the top. There are no shops along the way, so bring some water with you.

Longwantan National Forest Park has many interesting gadgets that make people stop and take a look. Mountain climbing is also a paradise for children.

I experienced the forest oxygen bar in the forest park. Transportation is either by urban and rural buses, or private cars or tricycles, so most of the tourists are self-driving tourists. The ticket for Longwantan Park is 70. It is very large and requires hiking. You can wear a pair of comfortable walking shoes. There is a stream along the plank road. You can go down to play in the water and fish in the shallow places. We walked and played for almost 5 hours. There is also a glass observation deck on the top of the mountain. It is still scary to stand on it. There are really few people. The scenic area is still very attentive. There are many unique little creative ideas that can be used for posing.

The forest park requires continuous climbing, which is quite strenuous, but once you reach the observation deck at the top, you'll feel it's all worth it! For descent, I recommend taking the slide. It's quite long and takes 5 minutes to get to the bottom. It costs 30 yuan per person, with children half price. Remember to bring shoe covers, as the special shorts you wear for sliding down aren't fully covered, and they can wear out even a good pair of shoes!

The more famous ones include Qizhe Waterfall, Tianzhu Rock, and Lovers Peak. There's also the newly built 1,000-meter cliff plank road, an aerial glass observation platform, and a forest fitness slide. The glass observation platform, which can only accommodate three people at a time, is surrounded by the mountains and is truly beautiful!

The park in the morning is really a natural oxygen bar, the air is fresh, and nature is so magical.

The forest park is very large. If you feel a little tired after climbing, you can take the slide down the mountain.

The whole tour requires climbing, which takes 3-4 hours. Those who are not physically fit can return after seeing the waterfall here. There is still a large part of the mountain road in the latter part of the journey. The sun is very hot, so we chose to continue climbing. When we arrived at the aerial glass observation platform, the glass surface was already frosted, and we could hardly see the scenery below. The mountains are small at a glance, and the direct sunlight at noon does not show the beauty of the mountains.

The main attractions include Longwan Lake, the observation deck, and the slide. The observation deck, known as the highest, is 400 meters above the ground. In strong winds, you can feel the swaying, which is quite thrilling. The slide was an unexpected discovery. It descends from the mountainside, and controlling your speed depends entirely on your shoes and gloves. The ascent is relatively gentle, with only a few stone steps to climb. The experience lasts about half a day.

Eagle's Beak Peak resembles a majestic eagle, its beak atop a glass plank road. It offers a panoramic view of the entire valley, a must-see for hikers. Perhaps because the plank road stretches only a short distance and features thick metal guardrails, the visitors on it seem quite calm. However, the crowds of people taking photos often lead to a wait.

A deep pool nestled mid-mountain, its waters crystal clear and azure. A winding mountain stream, forming multiple waterfalls, cascades down into the pool. A winding mountain path winds along the wall, and a bridge spans the stream.

We went there after a rain, and the air was fresh and the water was plentiful. The Qizhe Falls were fantastic. The big slide at the top wasn't open, but it would have been perfect if we could have walked up, admired the scenery, and slid down. The railings on the way down still smelled strongly of paint.

The natural scenery of Longwantan is indeed beautiful, but the management of the scenic area is too poor. It is a pity that they are undergoing large-scale painting and it would be better to use some environmentally friendly paint. The mountain is full of the smell of inferior paint, which is suffocating!

The entrance fee had increased from 50 yuan per person a year earlier to 70 yuan per person. After purchasing my ticket and entering the scenic area, I realized two things about it only after I finished my tour: First, the entire area was undergoing extensive construction, including building houses, roads, and bridges. The initial section lacked the tranquility of the forest, only the roar of a blender. Once construction was complete, I expected another round of price hikes. Second, I was the only visitor to such a large area. This was likely due to my late arrival, poor road conditions, the fact it wasn't a weekend, and the ongoing construction. A complete tour of the area would take about three to four hours, but since no one was around, I sped things up. I left around six o'clock.

As a national forest park, Longwantan's abundant forest resources are evident; it's practically a natural botanical garden. It's truly remarkable! The mountain stream is quite picturesque, especially the crystal-clear water. The plank path around the stream, the clear water, the steep mountains...it's simply stunning. The scenery is stunning. During the Spring Festival, the crowds aren't as intense as at more popular tourist destinations, making it a great place to relax and unwind!

Zhejiang Longwantan National Forest Park is located in the eastern part of Yongjia County, within the Nanxi River Scenic Area, a national scenic area. It is conveniently located 50 kilometers from the county seat (Shangtang), 21 kilometers from the Shiweiyan Scenic Area, and over 68 kilometers from Yandang Mountain in Yueqing. The park covers a total area of 15.62 square kilometers. Approved by the Ministry of Forestry in 1991, it was designated a national forest park in 2002.

It's a very nice place. I didn't have high hopes at first, but there were so many beautiful views along the way that it was worth the ticket price.

Longwantan is a bit big, and we went there a little late. It is a very good forest park. The air is fresh, the water is gurgling, and the waterfalls are continuous.

A famous scenic spot on the Nanxi River, known for its alpine waterfalls. The Longwan Seven-fold Waterfall and the dangerous bridge overlooking the mountains!

Longwantan is a bit big, we went there a little late, in order to catch up with the slide all the way, the slide is very interesting, the giant slide, Longwantan has a good view, the mountains and waters are beautiful

The rocks are beautiful, the mountains are beautiful, the waterfalls are beautiful, and the water is beautiful. The park is also very thoughtful. The only drawback is that the toilets are a bit shabby and there are not enough of them. But the scenery is really beautiful. Nanxi River Scenic Area can be said to be the most beautiful place.

It had just rained, and the stone path was shimmering with light. The flowers were more vibrant, the trees greener, and the air was filled with negative ions, a true natural oxygen bar. Walking along the plank road, the scenery was breathtaking. As we ascended the stone steps, the scenery became even more beautiful.

The Longwantan Scenic Area, especially the glass-top observation deck, is considered the best in China. We didn't do our homework and regretted not climbing to the top to see it. Let's just leave it as a regret and experience the thrill of the experience next time!

I went there during the Qingming Festival and visited several scenic spots, but I only remember the name of this one. I climbed the mountain for three days. The scenery was so good. I suggest you visit more attractions like this during the holidays. After playing around, you will feel very relaxed.

Very good forest park. Fresh air, gurgling water, and continuous waterfalls

The scenery in Longwantan National Forest Park is beautiful, but it is also very tiring to walk there.

The scenic area lacks distinctive features and is not much different from other mountain attractions. The Qizhe Waterfall is more distinctive and is still worth a visit. There is a long slide going down the mountain, which is more than 500 meters long and you can experience it.

The view was amazing! Unfortunately, we couldn't reach the top of the mountain due to the rain!

The middle section is a bit difficult to climb. I didn’t pay attention to the slide when I climbed it before. I will climb it again next time and slide down.

Fortunately, we went to Shiwei Rock before coming to Longwantan National Forest Park. You have to climb up the glass plank road by yourself. When I got home that night, I saw the health check that I was on the 98th floor today. The air was very good along the way and the scenery was beautiful. There were seven waterfalls and seven pools to see. Those who love mountains, rivers and hiking can come and see it. The glass plank road can only accommodate a maximum of three people. If there are more than that, the old man will honk the horn. Of course, you don’t want to walk down by yourself after climbing up. We asked about the slide. You thought it was the slide with a car in it, hahaha, it really is a slide. You can't take pictures on the slide. They just give you a cloth belt wrapped from your buttocks to the lower thighs and a pair of gloves. At first, they were probably waxed and very slippery. You even had to control your speed, which was a bit scary.

But in the second half, you just sit there and don't move, you can only move with your hands and feet. The cloth wrapped around your back needs to be tied tightly around your thighs. My friend said that if my thighs could breathe, I would suffocate. You can experience that feeling for yourself. It's tiring and funny, haha.

Self-driving tour here, the scenery is really good, the talent is shallow, only the words beautiful, beautiful

It is much more beautiful than Dalongqiu and Xiaolongqiu... There is also a glass viewing platform over 300 meters high

Natural scenery, beautiful mountains and rivers, and forest oxygen bar.

When we reached the highest peak and the glass-floored observation deck, we felt that all the hard work along the way was worthwhile.

My 2016 Year of the Monkey Wenzhou Forest Park commemorative card is not valid here! It's not valid!!! What a bummer, it's so far away!

I went there thanks to a traveler's recommendation on an app, so I'll share some information later. It turns out Yongjia is actually a county, and the Yuelai high-speed train has a Yongjia stop. Take the bus to Yantou (it seems to be the final stop), then hire a car to get there. It takes about two hours. Once you enter, take the small path on the left uphill. Climb to the top, and you'll pass a stream and a surprising waterfall along the way. At the very top, there's a glass walkway. Stand on it and take a picture. Surprisingly, I wasn't afraid at all. Then it's time to go down. You can choose the slide; it's a good experience. It wasn't as fun as I'd imagined. It was so humid that day, so I couldn't slide. Forget my weight. Then, exiting the cave marked the end of my perfect trip. Yeah. Did posting the photos make her less mysterious? So contradictory. By the way, let me share a local saying: Eat wheat pancakes, climb mountains, enjoy the cold water, and be bitten by mosquitoes. Aside from the mosquito bites, I experienced everything. 😛

The scenery is really beautiful, the air is fresh, and it has not been fully developed yet, which is quite good. The glass viewing platform and the hollow ladder are quite fun, but it requires courage. The names of some of the scenery are not quite the same as the real scenery.

Growing up in the mountains of central Zhejiang, I have no feelings for mountains and rivers. The only attraction of Longwantan National Forest Park is the glass observation deck, which is very high, not large, and does not feel special.

Longwantan National Forest Park, not far from the Shiweiyan Scenic Area, is a scenic area built from a high-level perspective. It boasts stunning scenery, including the Chuanzi Waterfall, Qizhe Waterfall, and East China's first high-altitude glass viewing platform, where you can enjoy a slide down the mountain. The entire area takes 3-4 hours to complete and is well worth the visit.

It's a natural oxygen bar, and it's not far to drive there. The ticket is 70. You can go up one road and then go down the slide.

The scenery is good. If you are afraid of heights, don't go to the farmhouse. The service is okay. Things in the scenic area are relatively expensive. It is recommended to buy good water outside.

It was a relatively tiring trip, which took about 4 hours. It was mainly mountain climbing, mainly to see Chuanzi Waterfall, Qizhe Waterfall, and the glass plank road.

Very beautiful scenic area, food, accommodation and transportation are very convenient. Popular and beautiful scenery!

The scenery is nice. After the rain, the waterfall flows very fast and the green trees cover a lot of land, which is very suitable for hiking.

The Lion Rock in the forest park is about an hour's drive away. It is quite large and has nice people.

The scenery after the rain is surprisingly beautiful and is definitely worth a visit.

The scenery is beautiful and the air is pleasant. The pace of life in cities is so fast these days. After spending so much time in a concrete city, it's time to relax and unwind in nature. Taking advantage of weekends and holidays to visit forest parks is incredibly beneficial for both your body and mind.

Longwantan National Forest Park is a newly developed scenic spot on the Nanxi River. It has lush forests and waterfalls and deep pools of various shapes.

I originally wanted to go to Shiwei Rock, but traffic was so bad, I decided to go to Longwan Lake on the spur of the moment. The entrance fee was 70 yuan. Along the way, I saw signs saying things like monkeys and goats, but unfortunately, I didn't see any. I guess the National Day crowds scared me away. There are many waterfalls, large and small, and the largest one at the bottom is spectacular. After that, it was just non-stop climbing. I hadn't hiked in a while and was exhausted. The line at the highest glass viewing platform was long, and the only resting place had become a garbage dump. It was so crowded that we naturally gave up. We took the slide down the mountain, which was quite fun.

It was much better than I expected. The climb up was relatively easy, and the scenery was quite nice. There were slides down the mountain, and while it was a bit crowded during National Day, it wasn't a big deal—no long lines. The slides took about five to ten minutes to get to the bottom of the mountain. I tried it, and if it wasn't crowded, I'd probably have a blast. My first time, I had to be careful. The walk down was also quick, only taking half an hour. I bought a Forest Park Pass, which for 100 yuan gives me free admission to ten forest parks for a year—a fantastic value. We arrived at Longwan Lake at 3:00 PM. Parking was convenient and free, a truly great experience in Wenzhou.

A very tasteless attraction, the water is not clear, the mountain is not strange, after going to Shiwei Rock, I found it was still early, so I went there, I regretted it, I have forgotten what it has.

I was in Wenzhou for a classmate's wedding, so I chartered a car for a tour. It was pretty good! Grab something beautiful, even a camel!

The local tourism facilities are relatively complete. There is no direct bus service, so it is more suitable for self-driving. The scenery is amazing.

The main feature of the scenic area is the seven waterfalls and seven pools, which are arranged in an orderly manner.

To get to the scenic area, you must drive yourself or charter a car. If you charter a car, it costs 30 yuan from Hesheng to the entrance of the scenic area. The scenic area feels average. Maybe I have been to too many places before. If you are nearby, it is okay to come and play. It is not worth coming all the way here.

My hometown is Yongjia, Wenzhou, and Longwantan is more than half an hour's drive from my home.

Before I went there, I had no idea that this was Longwantan. My relatives just said they would take us there, and I didn’t know that Longwantan was a national forest park. But after I went there, I was amazed. How could I not know there was such a fascinating place before? I actually grew up in my hometown...

Maybe it's because my family never mentioned it much, because they've lived in this environment since they were young: mountains and water. Eight parts mountains, two parts water, one part farmland. They've become one with the environment. My grandfather still sometimes goes up there to chop firewood, and we have land at home, so the sense of unfamiliarity with nature is much less. What seems new and beautiful to me is, to them, just the way it is. This is where they live.

It was Chinese New Year when I went there, and I had just returned from another trip. However, the trees were still lush and green, and it didn't feel like winter at all. There were already plum blossoms at that time.

Photos can't capture my feelings at all. It's something that can't be expressed in words. However, the ancients probably could understand it.

In the south, mountains and rivers also represent a kind of sentiment. One can imagine that in ancient times, the exiled ancients came to this piece of mountains and rivers, wandered alone, meditated quietly, watched the flowing water, listened to the birds singing, admired the moonlight, and expressed the depression and loneliness in their hearts...

My eyes are weary of the strange rivers and streams, and my heart yearns for the mountains and lakes. Looking at the clouds, I feel ashamed of the high birds; looking at the water, I feel ashamed of the swimming fish...

When you climb mountains and ridges, you will inevitably encounter steep and secluded places, with thousands of rock barriers, and you must be prepared for everything...

Following the mountains for over a thousand miles, floating on the stream for nearly ten evenings. Birds return to rest their boats, the setting stars signal the journey. The tall morning moon reflects, the cool morning dew drops.

Cutting down bamboo to create a path, I found a small pond below, its water remarkably clear. The bottom was entirely rocky, but near the shore, the rocks curled up to reveal themselves, forming islets, islands, ridges, and rocks. Green trees and vines clung to the pond, their webs swaying and intertwined, their shapes swaying in uneven patterns. Hundreds of fish swam in the pond, seemingly swimming in the air, their bodies restless. In the sunlight, their shadows cast across the rocks, motionless. Suddenly, they vanished, their movements fleeting, as if they were enjoying the company of the visitors. Looking southwest, the pond twisted and zigzag, its surface fading in and out. Its banks were jagged, making it impossible to determine its source. Sitting on the pond, surrounded by bamboo trees on all sides, it felt desolate and deserted, a chilling, quiet, and profound atmosphere. Deeming the place too secluded to dwell in for long, I noted it down and left.

Wait, let the landscape be more affectionate...

For me, the most impressive thing is the waterfall.

We stood by the waterfall, looking down, the water splashed on us, it was icy cold, and the sound of the waterfall was right above our heads. I didn't want to move a step at all, I was already stunned...

Unfortunately, the photo was accidentally lost.

It's an hour's drive from Wenzhou city, so you can go hiking there often.

Longwantan is not very famous, but it has beautiful scenery and few people. It is still in the early stages of development, so you should go there early. The waterfalls are spectacular, the most beautiful of which is the Qizhe Waterfall. The reflection of the Red Stone Gorge in the back mountain is also very beautiful. As for the first viewing platform in Asia, it depends on your courage, hehe.

The four-star National Forest Park on the Nanxi River has a large scenic area, rich vegetation, and numerous waterfalls. It is a great place to visit!

The scenery is beautiful, but climbing the mountain is a bit tiring. It is suitable for a weekend trip for the whole family.

There are no toilets on the mountain, so drink less water before climbing.

I like this place very much. The air is full of negative oxygen ions, which is good for skin and lungs. Finally, I went down the self-funded slide. It was fun and exciting, but not dangerous. But be careful, backpacks and leather shoes may get rubbed against the edge of the slide. If it is rainy, don't go there. There have been accidents and people have been injured. Safety is the first priority when going out.

It's a very large scenic spot with beautiful natural scenery, including waterfalls, a glass platform on the mountain observation deck, and a very pleasant air. It's very cold in winter. We went there in the morning and left in the evening, but we didn't finish the walk. I guess we only saw half of the scenery.

A few days ago, I saw on Tongcheng Travel that Longwantan, originally priced at 70 yuan, was now just 1 yuan, so yesterday my whole family drove there. We departed from Yueqing, bypassing the highway and passing through Hongqiao Furong Town, then took the Yannan Highway to Longwantan. The drive takes about 100 minutes. It was incredibly crowded yesterday, with both children and the elderly. Children under 1.2 meters are free, and seniors over 70 years old don't need to enter. There were three people at the ticket office. Just hand them your phone and they'll give you a map and e-ticket. The staff at the ticket office were also very friendly, and upon seeing my younger brother, they told him to hurry in. Longwantan Forest Park offers a reversible route, and the air inside is truly breathtaking. The blue sky, white clouds, lush mountains, and clear waters, along with the glass-enclosed observation deck, are its defining features. A word of caution: there's only one small shop on the mountain, almost to the summit, so bring your own food and drinks. It can be quite stuffy on hot days, so be prepared for heatstroke. Overall, Longwantan Forest Park is a great place for all ages.

Go through the main entrance and don't go up the mountain from the lake on the right. The mountain road is too steep.

If you walk from the main passage on the left, you can enjoy the scenery all the way. The main road is also relatively flat. You can choose to slide down the mountain by the plank road. It is very tiring to walk down the mountain.

I hardly saw any insects or anything like that during my trip. There might be trees forking across the road, so be careful not to bump into your head. The journey is quite long, but there are rest stops every few meters, but the seats are usually wet.

There is no shop on the hanging plank road, but there is a shop between the hanging plank road and the observation deck. The prices are relatively high, so it is better to prepare some food yourself. Hot water is provided for tourists to make instant noodles, but the water is brought up by the elderly, so it is better to buy their instant noodles and then ask for hot water.

The glass of the observation deck is quite dirty. If you want to take pictures through the glass of the observation deck, it is best to bring a rag to wipe off the mud stains. It is a very labor-intensive task.

Try not to use paper towels. Try not to use paper towels. Try not to use paper towels. (Important things should be said three times)

Finally, I wish you all a happy trip

Even in the hot summer, the mountain doesn't feel hot at all, but the climb is a bit tiring. The view from the glass observation deck is actually not that good, and the best views are along the way.