
Let's first talk about the location of Dalun Mountain. As the name suggests, mountains are very tall and high in altitude. It is located in a corner of Tong'an District, Xiamen City, Fujian Province. It is adjacent to the "Brahma Temple" at its foot. The combination of the two is seamless. It not only provides a leisure, entertainment, and relaxation environment for worshippers, but also provides a quiet place for morning exercise for nearby residents. It is a unique place.
By the way, I just finished writing the travel blog post about "Brahma Temple", and today I hurried to publish "Theme Park·Dalunshan Park". I feel a bit rushed. It is because it is close to the New Year, and I want to organize some travel notes from 2008 into my blog.
Let’s just assume that what I said before was nonsense or some meaningless words. I have to get to the point quickly, otherwise it will take too long.
I went to Dalun Mountain on a certain day in December 2008. This season is not a tourist season, so there were not many tourists on the mountain at that time. There were only a few local residents and individual tourists. If it was the peak tourist season, I believe there would be quite a lot of people here.
Tongan County has a subtropical marine monsoon climate. When Zhu Xi was the first chief clerk of Tongan County (equivalent to the county secretary general), he wrote poems such as "Visiting Brahma Temple" and "Brahma Watching the Rain". He also left cliff carvings such as "Cold Bamboo Wind Pine", "Fighting Dragon Pine", "Zhanting" and "Gui Stone" on Dalun Mountain. It is suitable for travel in all seasons.
Dalun Mountain has charming scenery and many scenic spots, among which the famous ones are "Eight Scenic Spots of Lun Mountain: Green Peaks, Returning Ships from Xunhai, Lotus Fragrance in the Green Swamp, Shadow of the Pagoda in Dongxi, Moonlight on the Secluded Rocks, Sound of the Bells of the Buddhist Temple, Flowing Springs of the Holy Site, and Zhanting Pavilion."
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Dalunshan Park is known for its tranquil natural environment and beautiful landscapes. Historically, it served as a recreational space for locals and visitors, offering a serene escape from the busy urban life of Xiamen. The park holds cultural significance as a place for leisure, exercise, and community gatherings.
Dalunshan Park is located in the western part of Xiamen. It can be easily accessed by taxi or bus from the city center. Walking to the park from nearby neighborhoods is also a pleasant option for those nearby.
The park is open daily from 6 AM to 6 PM. The best times to visit are early mornings or late afternoons when the weather is cooler and the park is less crowded.
Dalunshan Park is free to enter. There are no entrance fees, making it an accessible option for all visitors.
No advance booking is required for visiting Dalunshan Park as it is free to enter.
You can explore Dalunshan Park in about 1-2 hours, depending on your pace and the activities you choose to engage in.
Guided tours are not typically offered, but visitors can explore the park at their own pace. Audio guides are not available.
Start by entering from the main entrance, take a leisurely walk through the park’s trails, and head toward the hilltop viewpoints for the best panoramic views. You can finish by relaxing at one of the park’s pavilions.
Dalunshan Park does not offer night visits or light shows, and there are no special tours available after dark.
The park can get crowded on weekends and holidays. To avoid crowds, it’s best to visit early in the morning on weekdays.
The park has basic facilities, including restrooms and water fountains. There are no major restaurants or shops within the park, so it’s advisable to bring your own water and snacks.
The park is mostly accessible, with paved pathways suitable for children and elderly visitors. However, some areas, particularly the hilltop, may be challenging for disabled visitors due to steep terrain.
No payment is required for entry, so cash is not necessary. Mobile payments like WeChat Pay and Alipay are commonly used for any purchases in nearby areas.
Vegetarian and vegan options are available in local restaurants nearby, though halal options may be limited.
There are small souvenir shops near the park selling local handicrafts, postcards, and traditional Fujianese products.