Chinanews.com, Nanchang, January 28 (Reporter Li Yunhan) On the 28th, Jiangxi Lushan Scenic Area issued an announcement stating that in order to further reward tourists and expand cultural tourism consumption, it introduced a policy of exempting tickets for global tourists.
The announcement shows that the ticket-free period is from February 1 to March 15, 2023.
Lushan Scenic Area is exempt from admission tickets for Lushan Scenic Area, Sandiequan Scenic Area, Bailudong Academy, Bilongtan Scenic Area, Taohuayuan Scenic Area, Xiufeng Scenic Area, Guanyin Bridge Scenic Area (excluding sightseeing cars, cableways and other scenic spots) for all domestic and foreign tourists. consumption items).
The scenic spot reminds that the scenic spot strictly implements the requirements of "limitation, reservation, and staggered peaks". Tourists are requested to log in to the WeChat or Alipay applet of "Lushan One-Phone Tour" in advance to make an online real-name reservation. Special groups can go to the ticket office of the scenic spot to register.
In addition, in order to maintain good traffic order in the scenic area, traffic transfer measures will be implemented on weekends and holidays during the ticket-free period, and traffic control measures will be taken in due course according to weather and traffic conditions.
The announcement stated that before traveling, tourists are requested to pay attention to the weather conditions, travel advisories issued by scenic spots and relevant regulations in a timely manner, and arrange their itineraries scientifically.
And warmly welcome tourists from home and abroad to come to Mount Lushan to enjoy ice and snow, watch clouds and mists, taste humanities, and celebrate festivals.
Lushan Mountain is famous for its majesty, strangeness, danger and beauty. It is known as "Kuanglu's strange beauty is the best in the world". In 1996, it was listed as a world cultural heritage.
Li Bai, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, once described the Lushan Waterfall as "flying down three thousand feet, it is suspected that the Milky Way falls nine days".
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