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Xiaoheijiang Forest Park, located at the border of Pu'er and Jinggu counties, covers 6,245 hectares and is managed by the Weiguo Forestry Bureau of Simao Prefecture. Over the years, thanks to the Weiguo Forestry Bureau's emphasis on forest resource conservation, the Xiaoheijiang forest area has maintained its beautiful scenery of evergreen mountains and flowing waters, attracting a growing number of tourists.
In order to build the Xiaoheijiang forest area into a tourist attraction in Simao area and provide people with a leisure and entertainment place to return to nature and enjoy eco-tourism, the Pu'er Weiguo Forestry Bureau, in accordance with the state's requirements for developing forest area attractions and forest tourism, while further protecting the forest resources in the Xiaoheijiang forest area, raised funds to develop and build the Xiaoheijiang Forest Park. Attractions such as the Forest Viewing Pavilion, American Pine Forest, Winding Path, Tea Sage's Words, Puxian Temple, and Wangjiang Pavilion have now been built.
The Xiaoheihe Forest Park has a subtropical monsoon humid climate. It is characterized by vast natural primeval forests and rich Buddhist culture. It is an excellent place for tourists to climb mountains, escape the summer heat, and undergo religious baptism. It is suitable for travel in all seasons.
Guanlin Pavilion, American Pine Forest, Winding Path, Tea Sage's Poems, Puxian Temple, Wangjiang Pavilion, etc.
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Xiaoheijiang Forest Park is a natural reserve known for its biodiversity and ecological importance. The park serves as a haven for wildlife and a source of clean water, while also acting as a recreational space for nature lovers.
Located in Pu'er, Yunnan Province, the park is accessible by taxi or private car from the city. Local buses may provide transportation, and walking trails allow visitors to explore once inside.
The park is typically open from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The best times to visit are during spring and autumn when the weather is mild and the park is at its most scenic.
Entrance fees usually range from ¥20 to ¥50, depending on park management. Tickets can be purchased at the entrance, with online bookings typically unnecessary.
Advance booking is not required except during peak seasons or for large group visits.
A visit typically takes 2–4 hours to fully explore the park, depending on the trails and viewpoints you wish to visit.
The park does not typically offer guided tours or audio guides, though local guides may be available upon request. Tours are generally in Chinese.
Start from the entrance, follow the main trails along the river, explore viewpoints, and end at the riverside areas for a relaxing conclusion to your visit.
Night visits and special tours are not available. The park is best visited during daylight hours for safety and better visibility.
Weekdays are less crowded, while weekends and holidays can see more visitors. Early mornings are the least crowded times.
The park offers basic facilities, including toilets and rest areas. However, there are no shops or food vendors, so it’s advisable to bring your own food and water.
The park is moderately accessible for children and elderly visitors. Some trails may be uneven, limiting wheelchair access in certain areas.
Cash may be needed for entrance fees, though some areas may accept mobile payments depending on the park management.
Nearby Pu'er city offers a range of local restaurants and small cafes serving regional dishes. The park itself does not have dining facilities.
Vegetarian options are available in the nearby city restaurants. Halal options are somewhat limited but can be found in some eateries.
Various hotels and guesthouses are available in Pu'er city, offering accommodations ranging from budget to mid-range.
Souvenir shops in nearby Pu'er offer items such as Pu'er tea, handicrafts, and local specialty goods.
