Sun and Moon Twin Pagodas Cultural Park Tickets

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China – Guilin

Sun and Moon Twin Pagodas Cultural Park

Sun and Moon Twin Pagodas Cultural Park is located on Shan Lake in the heart of Guilin and stands as one of the city’s most recognizable landmarks. The park features two historic towers, the Sun Pagoda and the Moon Pagoda, symbolizing harmony between yin and yang and the unity of sun and moon. Blending lakeside scenery, traditional architecture, and illuminated night views, the park feels elegant during the day and vibrant after dark. It is especially popular for evening walks and photography and suits couples, families, and travelers who enjoy city nightscapes.

Opening Hours & Visitor Information

  • Opening hours: Daily 08:00–22:00. Actual hours may change due to seasons, weather, or special events. Please check official updates before visiting.

  • Suggested visit duration: Around 1–2 hours, ideal to combine with other downtown attractions or evening activities.

  • Best time to visit: Evening to night (after approximately 18:30), when sunset colors and illuminated reflections create the best photo opportunities.

  • Additional notes:

    • The park itself is open to the public, but climbing the pagodas requires a separate ticket.

    • Visitor numbers increase at night, so take care when taking photos and keep personal belongings secure.

    • The walking paths are flat and accessible, making the park suitable for families and elderly visitors.

Ticket Types & Prices

1-Day Admission Ticket (Adult)

  • CNY 30
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Visitor Reviews Summary

Overall visitor reviews of Sun and Moon Twin Pagodas Cultural Park are positive. Travelers frequently praise the illuminated night views, lake reflections, and convenient central location. Many describe it as a must-visit spot in Guilin at night. Couples and photography enthusiasts especially enjoy the romantic evening atmosphere. Some visitors note that daytime scenery feels more ordinary, so an evening visit is recommended if time is limited.

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FAQ

Q: Do I need a ticket to enter Sun and Moon Twin Pagodas Cultural Park?
A: The park itself is free to enter, but a separate ticket is required to climb the Sun Pagoda or Moon Pagoda.

Q: Can I bring food and drinks into the park?
A: Small personal drinks are allowed, but picnicking and littering are not permitted.

Q: Is there a fast-track or reservation system?
A: Reservations are not required. During peak seasons, short queues may form for pagoda access, so visiting outside evening peak hours is advised.

Q: Is the park suitable for young children?
A: Yes. The paths are safe and flat, though parents should supervise children carefully at night, especially near the lake.

Q: Are the pagodas illuminated every night, and when do the lights turn on?
A: The pagodas usually light up every evening after sunset. Lighting times vary slightly by season and weather conditions.