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Located in Zherong County, known for its numerous titles such as "National Ecological Demonstration County" and "Provincial Garden County," Jiulongjing Scenic Area is a National AAA-level Tourist Scenic Area, a Provincial Ecotourism Demonstration Area, a Provincial Water Conservancy Scenic Area, and a Nationally Trustworthy Tourist Price Scenic Area. Comprising the Jiulongjing Ecological Scenic Area, the Shishanyang Ecological Sightseeing Area, and the Jinxi Rafting Area, Jiulongjing Scenic Area combines the beauty of Mount Wuyi, the ingenious rocks of Baiyun Mountain, and the refreshing coolness of Mount Emei. It is renowned for its natural and historical attractions, including cascading waterfalls, a diverse group of Dragon Wells, the spectacular glacier mortars, the Green Bamboo Corridor, a pristine canyon, the ancient Yong'an Bridge, and ancient dwellings.
Suitable for all seasons
2-3 hours
free
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Jiulongjing is known for its natural beauty, rich biodiversity, and cultural importance. The area has been a site for local religious and cultural practices, and it is famous for its stunning natural landscapes, including waterfalls and lush forests.
Jiulongjing is located in Fuding, Fujian Province. The best way to reach Jiulongjing is by taxi or bus from Fuding city center. You can also drive, as the area is well connected by roads. There are no metro services to the location.
Jiulongjing is open year-round. The best time to visit is during spring and autumn when the weather is mild, and the landscapes are at their most beautiful. Avoid the peak summer months as they can be hot and crowded.
The entrance fee is generally free for the nature trails, but specific areas like temples or scenic spots may have a small entry fee. Tickets can be purchased on-site at these locations.
Booking in advance is not necessary unless you plan to visit during peak tourist seasons like national holidays. It is recommended to book a week in advance if special tours are available during holidays.
It typically takes 3-4 hours to explore the main trails and attractions. If you plan to visit multiple scenic spots or temples, allocate 5-6 hours for a full experience.
Guided tours are available in Mandarin. If you prefer an English-speaking guide, you may need to arrange this in advance, as it's less common. Audio guides are not typically offered.
Start by visiting the waterfall, then hike up to the summit for the best views. On the way back, explore the temples and take a walk through the forested areas to fully enjoy the nature of the region.
Night visits are not typically offered. There are no light shows, but the area is great for stargazing due to its remote location. Special tours may be available during festivals or peak seasons, so check ahead if you're planning to visit during these times.
The area can get crowded during weekends and national holidays. To avoid the crowds, plan your visit on weekdays, especially outside of the summer months and Chinese New Year holiday.
While some areas are accessible to elderly or disabled visitors, certain trails, especially near the waterfall and summit, may be too challenging. It's best to check ahead about accessibility if you have specific needs.
Cash is often required, though mobile payments such as WeChat Pay and Alipay are increasingly accepted. Credit cards are rarely used, so it's best to carry cash for smaller purchases.
Vegetarian dishes are available at most local eateries. Halal options are more limited, but you may find them in larger cities like Fuding or nearby regions.
There are small souvenir shops at the base of Jiulongjing selling items such as local tea, handcrafted woodwork, and small religious artifacts from the temples.
