Lingshan is located in the northern part of Shangrao County, with a scenic area covering 160 square kilometers. Recognized as the ‘thirty-third blessed land’ in Taoist scriptures, Lingshan’s elegant and towering presence can be seen from the city of Shangrao on clear days with high visibility.
Lingshan is ancient and magical, not only boasting beautiful landscapes but also numerous enchanting legends. It is part of the Huaiyu Mountain range, with a sudden rise in terrain that extends westward, branching into two at Baiyun Peak—one heading north and the other west, resembling a crescent moon embedded in the vast land of northeastern Jiangxi.
Monkeys leap, exotic beasts play, and a chorus of birds sing, along with unique creatures like the osmanthus fish, all bestowing Lingshan with a sense of life and boundless wilderness. The temples, pavilions, and towers scattered throughout Lingshan complement the natural scenery with cultural landmarks, making it more spirited and charming.
The entire area is open year-round. The opening hours are as follows: from 08:00 to 17:30; from 08:00 to 17:00; and during the National Day holiday from 07:30 to 16:00.
Preferential policies:
Children: Free for those under 1.2 meters (inclusive); those between 1.2 meters (exclusive) and 1.5 meters (inclusive) accompanied by a guardian receive free tickets and cable car discounts.
Minors: Tickets are discounted for those over 1.5 meters but under 18 years old.
Students: Full-time undergraduate and below students receive ticket discounts.
