Cui Ping Lake is located on the eastern outskirts of Gutian County, 3 kilometers away from the city center. It has a subtropical climate, with vast and misty waters and fresh air, making it feel like spring all year round. The lake covers an area of 37.1 square kilometers and has a water storage capacity of 641 million cubic meters, with water quality so clear that it meets the national second-level standard. There are thirty-six islands of various sizes, facing each other across the water. Along the lake, there is the Linshui Palace, the ancestral temple of the universally recognized ‘Shun Tian Holy Mother’ Chen Jinggu, which is listed as a provincial cultural relic protection unit by the provincial people’s government. Opening hours are from 08:00 to 18:00 all year round.
Preferential policies for children: Children who are 1.2 meters (inclusive) or under 6 years old (inclusive) (with original ID cards or household registration books) accompanied by an adult when purchasing tickets are free of charge. Children between 1.2 meters (exclusive) and 1.5 meters (inclusive) (with original ID cards or household registration books) are eligible for preferential tickets. Children outside the free ticket range enjoy discounted preferential ticket prices.
Preferential policies for the elderly: Elderly people who are 70 years old (inclusive) and above (with original ID cards, limited to mainland, Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan regions) are eligible for preferential tickets.
Additional instructions: [Warm reminder] Tickets are required for entry, and those eligible for preferential tickets can enter the park with their ID cards.
Cui Ping Lake
Cui Ping Lake is located on the eastern outskirts of Gutian County, 3 kilometers away from the city [...]
