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Jinding Mountain is a national "AAAA"-level tourist attraction and a national forest park. The scenic area is located in Yifeng Town, Queshan County, Henan Province, more than 20 kilometers away from Zhumadian City, the Beijing-Guangzhou Railway, the Beijing-Zhuhai Expressway, and National Highway 107. It covers an area of about 71 square kilometers and has 6 large and small peaks in the area. The scenic area is located in the transition zone between the warm temperate zone and the subtropical zone. It is a well-protected provincial forest park in Henan Province and is known as a "natural oxygen bar" and a "green home."
The scenic area boasts towering ancient trees, deep valleys, and precipitous peaks, creating a pristine landscape. The welcoming gate boasts a timeless charm, the cabins are quaint, the Jinsha Lake ripples with emerald waters, the Black Dragon Pond is deep and translucent, the divine turtle explores the depths with intriguing scenes, whales play in the water with lifelike figures, and the stone tigers, horses, birds, and turtles are all lifelike. Strolling through the mountains, you'll experience the beauty of looming peaks, drifting clouds, birds singing in the quiet forests, pavilions reflecting light, the shimmering water, and the hazy mountain vistas, giving you a true sense of returning to nature and a refreshing sense of well-being.
Temperate continental monsoon climate;
The best time to visit is April and May in spring and September and October in autumn.
It is recommended to play for 2 to 3 hours
Adult price: 40 yuan/person
Child price: 20 yuan/person
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Jinding Mountain is a natural scenic area in Zhumadian, Henan, valued for its ecological environment, hiking trails, and panoramic views. It is a popular spot for outdoor recreation and nature appreciation.
Located in Zhumadian, Henan, the mountain can be reached by taxi or local bus from the city center. Walking and hiking trails are available within the park for visitors.
Open daily from 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Early morning or late afternoon visits are ideal to enjoy cooler weather and fewer visitors.
General entry is free, though some special trails or activities may require a small fee, payable on-site.
No advance booking is needed for general entry; activity tickets can be purchased upon arrival.
2–3 hours for casual hiking and sightseeing; more time if exploring multiple trails.
No official guided tours or audio guides are available; information is primarily in Chinese.
Observation decks, mountain peaks, and trail viewpoints offer excellent photography opportunities, especially at sunrise or sunset.
Start at the main entrance, follow the marked trails to observation points, explore the forested areas, and return via the scenic loop.
Night visits are generally not recommended; no regular light shows or special tours are available.
Weekdays are less crowded, while weekends and public holidays can attract more visitors.
Basic facilities include public toilets, rest pavilions, picnic areas, and small refreshment stands.
Most trails are suitable for adults and children; some paths may be steep or uneven, limiting wheelchair access.
Cash is recommended for small purchases; mobile payments are widely accepted in nearby kiosks.
Local restaurants and small cafes near the park entrance offer regional cuisine and snacks.
Vegetarian options are available; halal options may be limited.
Hotels and guesthouses are available in Zhumadian city center, approximately 10–15 minutes by car.
Nearby attractions include Tongshan Lake Forest Park and Old Leshan, suitable for a combined day trip.
Small shops sell local crafts, eco-friendly items, and regional snacks.
Taxi, local bus, or private car to other Zhumadian attractions or the city center.
