Dujiangyan Scenic Area Tickets

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China – Chengdu

Dujiangyan Scenic Area

Dujiangyan Scenic Area is a UNESCO World Heritage site and an ancient Chinese hydraulic marvel, renowned for its over 2,000-year-old dam-free water diversion system. It’s not just an engineering wonder—it also offers beautiful natural scenery and Taoist culture. As one of Chengdu’s and China’s most popular tourist spots, it’s perfect for families, couples, and history lovers.

Opening Hours & Visitor Information

  • Opening hours: Daily 08:00–17:30. Hours may vary by season, holidays, or events, so check the official website before visiting.

  • Recommended visit duration: Half to a full day (around 4–6 hours) to explore the waterworks, Nanqiao Bridge, and ancient Taoist buildings.

  • Best time to visit: Weekdays in spring and autumn (April–June, September–November) for mild weather, lush scenery, and fewer crowds.

  • Other tips:

    • Book tickets online in advance, especially during holidays.

    • Bring valid ID and e-ticket for entry.

    • Wear comfortable shoes for walking.

    • Optional: Use paid sightseeing shuttles or cable cars to save energy.

Ticket Types & Prices

1-Day Admission Ticket (Adult)

  • CNY 80
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Visitor Reviews Summary

Over 94% of visitors leave glowing reviews, praising the stunning engineering, beautiful landscapes, and rich cultural atmosphere. Some mention that holidays can be crowded, and photo spots may require waiting, so arriving early and planning your route is smart.

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Want a hassle-free trip? We’ve prepared a detailed guide with maps, top sights, and helpful tips. We also recommend combining Dujiangyan with one-day tours around Chengdu for a richer experience.

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FAQ

Q: Can I buy tickets on-site?
A: Generally yes, but during holidays, they might sell out early. Pre-booking online is recommended.

Q: Can I bring food and drinks?
A: Small water bottles and snacks are allowed, but no alcohol or disposable plastic bags. Please keep the area clean.

Q: Are there guided tours?
A: Yes, Chinese-speaking guides and audio guides are available. Some areas have bilingual signs.

Q: Is it kid-friendly?
A: Yes! There are family-friendly trails and shuttles, but some mountain paths are steep—watch young kids carefully.

Q: Best photo spots?
A: Don’t miss Nanqiao Bridge, Erwang Temple, Fish Mouth Levee, Feishayan, and Anlan Suspension Bridge.