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Pan'an Ski Resort is the largest outdoor ski resort in Zhejiang Province, newly built in 2018. It is located in Kanniuwan, Panfeng Township, Pan'an County, Jinhua City, Zhejiang Province. It is a 2-hour drive from Jinhua City, Wenzhou City and Taizhou City; and within a 3-hour drive from Hangzhou City and Ningbo City.
With its blue skies and white clouds, and the ice and snow, this place is a great place for both fun and scenic viewing. When it snows, you can see icebergs, cedars, glacial lakes, icicles, and snowy grasslands. As for skiing, the resort offers beginner and intermediate slopes to cater to skiers of all ages, needs, and skill levels. These slopes are all rated SS, and individual runs are comparable to professional-grade slopes.
If you don’t want to stay at home and gain weight in the winter in southern China, you might as well go out and ski, put on your snow suit, step on your skis, immerse yourself completely in the ice and snow, gallop across the ice, and enjoy the speed and passion to your heart’s content!
Subtropical monsoon humid climate;
Best time to visit in winter
Recommended 1-day tour
Reference price:
150 yuan/hour on weekdays
Weekends: 220 yuan/hour
Pan'an Ski Resort is a premier winter sports destination located in the mountainous region of Zhejiang. It is renowned for its family-friendly atmosphere and its growing popularity among both beginner and experienced skiers in southern China. The resort offers various snow activities, making it a unique attraction in a region typically not known for winter tourism.
Located in Pan'an County, Zhejiang, the ski resort is around 3 hours' drive from Hangzhou. Visitors can take a bus or taxi from the city center, or drive directly to the resort. Public transportation options may be limited, so taxis or rented cars are recommended for convenience.
The resort is typically open from December to March, with daily operations from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM. The best times to visit are weekdays in the early season (December to January) to avoid crowds, as weekends and Chinese holidays tend to be very busy.
The entrance fee varies depending on the season and package selected, with prices ranging from ¥200 to ¥500 for day access. Ski passes and equipment rental are available for additional fees. Tickets can be bought online through the resort's official website or offline at the resort’s ticket counters.
Booking tickets in advance is highly recommended, especially during peak seasons and holidays. Booking at least 3-5 days in advance ensures availability and avoids long lines.
For a full experience, including skiing, snowboarding, and other snow activities, plan for a full day (6-8 hours). For visitors who only wish to explore the resort and take in the views, a half-day is sufficient.
Guided tours are available upon request, with tours in Chinese. Audio guides are not currently offered, but staff can assist visitors in English for basic information and help.
The best photography spots are at the top of the ski slopes, where visitors can capture the scenic views of the snow-covered mountains and the resort below. The resort's observation deck also offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding natural beauty.
Night visits are not typically available, but the resort offers special events during peak seasons, such as fireworks or evening parties. It is advisable to check with the resort for any special events during your visit.
The resort can become crowded during weekends, public holidays, and school vacations. To avoid the crowds, visit on weekdays, especially during the early season (December to January).
The resort offers clean toilet facilities, several restaurants and cafes, rest areas, and a few souvenir shops. Water refill stations are also available, and the food options range from local Chinese dishes to Western fast food.
While the resort is generally accessible to all visitors, some areas, especially ski slopes, may not be suitable for the elderly or disabled. However, children can enjoy the snow park and other non-ski activities.
Cards and mobile payments (such as Alipay and WeChat Pay) are widely accepted at the resort. Cash is not required, but some smaller kiosks may prefer cash payments.
The resort has a variety of dining options, from Chinese restaurants to snack bars. Nearby, you can find local eateries serving Zhejiang cuisine, such as noodle shops and hotpot restaurants.
Vegetarian and vegan options are available at the resort's cafes. For halal food, visitors may need to explore nearby restaurants outside the resort.
There are several hotels near Pan'an Ski Resort, including mid-range options and a few luxury resorts. Some local guesthouses and inns are also available for a more budget-friendly stay.
Nearby attractions include Pan'an County's scenic areas and natural reserves, perfect for hiking and sightseeing. Visitors can also explore the ancient village of Pan'an for a cultural experience.
Yes, the resort has souvenir shops offering snow-themed items such as ski apparel, postcards, and local handicrafts. Snow globes and miniature ski equipment are popular souvenirs.
The best transportation options are taxis, rented cars, or buses, which can take you to nearby cities like Jinhua or Hangzhou. You can also continue your trip to other Zhejiang tourist destinations by train or bus.
