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The Wulongyuan Scenic Area is located in Wuyuan, one of China's most beautiful villages, at the junction of Anhui, Zhejiang, and Jiangxi provinces. The rafting route is 40 kilometers from the county seat. Key attractions include extreme rafting, the Longyin Corridor Bridge, the Guifu Arch Bridge, Wangxi Ancient Village, Shuanglong Gorge, crape myrtles reflecting the moon, terraced fields of flowers, the Cuckoo Valley, the Tianti Falls Waterfall, and a cluster of cherry blossoms. Wulongyuan Canyon Extreme Rafting offers the highest altitude and greatest drop in elevation in East China, making it a unique summer vacation and leisure destination.
The Wulongyuan Scenic Area is located in Wuyuan, one of China's most beautiful villages. It sits at the junction of Anhui, Zhejiang, and Jiangxi provinces. Wulong Mountain, the source of the Wulongyuan River, is the highest peak in Wuyuan. The scenic area is 40 kilometers from the county seat.
Wuyuan's Wulongyuan is a national 4A-level scenic spot. Development and construction began in 2009, with nearly 200 million yuan invested to date. Canyon extreme rafting, the first phase of Wulongyuan's project, has become the most representative extreme rafting experience in East China, attracting millions of visitors annually and becoming a major summer tourism attraction in Wuyuan.
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Wulongyuan Canyon Rafting is the most popular tourist attraction in Wuyuan in summer. Drifting down the river, fighting the waves and flying in a boat is romantic and thrilling. "Drifting for 8,000 meters and getting wet in the sea of flowers" is a very unique summer holiday and leisure resort.
Wulongyuan Rafting
It is currently the highest and most dramatic natural rafting experience in East China. The canyon rafting originates from the Xiaozhuang Reservoir at an altitude of 500 meters on Wulong Mountain. The turbulent waters stretch for 8.6 kilometers, with a 298-meter drop from end to end.
Wulongyuan Four Seasons Flower Valley
The Wulong Mountains in Wuyuan, known as the "Rooster Crows in Three Provinces," are majestic and magnificent. The Wulongyuan Grand Canyon, where the Wulong Heavenly Water converges, cascades down from the peaks. Deep within the canyon, hidden ancient villages and secluded trees, lie steep and precipitous cliffs. The Wulongyuan Four Seasons Flower Valley, a National 4A-level scenic spot, "uses the natural canyon as a garden and the ancient village's covered bridges as its scenery," is a concentrated tourist attraction in Wuyuan, one of "China's Most Beautiful Villages," and is praised as "the most beautiful ten thousand steps in the ten-mile flower valley."
Wulong Mountain
Wulong Mountain is located at the junction of Jiangxi and Anhui provinces. The main peak is 1,580 meters high. The mountain is high and fertile, with abundant rainfall. The mountain is broad and thick, and the rolling hills are like pilgrims. Clouds and mist dance all year round, and it is as majestic as five dragons, hence the name.
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The Wulongyuan Scenic Area is known for its geological features, including impressive karst landscapes that have formed over millions of years. This natural beauty has made the area a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It holds cultural significance as a place of ecological conservation and traditional Chinese natural beauty.
Wulongyuan Scenic Area is located in Shangrao, Jiangxi Province, China. It can be accessed by taking a bus or taxi from Shangrao city center, which is about an hour away. There are also trains that connect Shangrao to major cities, and from the station, local transportation can be used to reach the site.
The scenic area is open daily from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The best times to visit are during the spring and autumn months when the weather is mild, and the landscapes are particularly beautiful. Summer can be crowded and hot, while winter might be less favorable for outdoor activities.
The entrance fee for the Wulongyuan Scenic Area is approximately 100-150 RMB, depending on the season and specific areas you wish to visit. Tickets can be purchased at the entrance or online via official platforms for convenience.
It is recommended to book tickets in advance during peak seasons (like Chinese holidays) to ensure entry. Booking 1-2 days in advance is usually sufficient.
It takes around 4-6 hours to fully explore the main attractions of Wulongyuan, including the trails, caves, and rivers. If you prefer a more relaxed visit, a half-day might suffice for key highlights.
Guided tours are available in Mandarin. English-speaking guides may be available upon request, but it’s advisable to book in advance if you require a guide who speaks English. Audio guides are also available in Chinese.
There are no light shows or night visits at Wulongyuan Scenic Area. It is primarily a daytime attraction, with most activities centered around hiking and nature exploration.
The area can get crowded during holidays and weekends, especially in summer. The least crowded times to visit are on weekdays during the shoulder seasons of spring and autumn.
The scenic area is partially accessible to elderly visitors and families with children, but some areas have uneven terrain and steep trails. Visitors with mobility issues may find certain parts challenging, though some routes are designed to be more accessible.
Mobile payments such as Alipay and WeChat Pay are widely accepted at the entrance and in shops. Cash is also accepted, but credit cards may not be accepted in all areas.
There are small local restaurants near the entrance offering traditional Jiangxi cuisine. However, there are no large cafes or restaurants inside the park itself.
Vegetarian options are available in nearby restaurants, though vegan and halal options may be more limited in this rural area.
Souvenir shops near the entrance offer traditional Jiangxi handicrafts, such as ceramics, bamboo items, and silk products.
