Jingdong Grand Canyon is approximately 90 kilometers away from the center of Beijing, making it conveniently accessible for a day trip from the city. The canyon boasts pristine mountains and clear waters, surrounded by layered peaks, ideal for relaxation, exercise, and photography.
Entertainment facilities within the scenic area include glass plank walks, cable cars, and slides, offering thrilling experiences. The best season to visit Jingdong Grand Canyon is summer, perfect for escaping the heat and enjoying the cool. Other seasons are comparatively colder. The typical tourist route starts with a 3-kilometer walk through the canyon, where various landscapes can be explored. At the end of the canyon, visitors can take a cable car to Jingtai Mountain Summit, where a viewing platform offers panoramic views of the mountain ranges. Then, one can choose to return to the ticket office directly via a slide or sightseeing car, or retrace their steps through the canyon via the cable car. However, the slide is a highlight of the area, with most tourists opting for this exhilarating descent. The entire scenic area can be toured in about 3-4 hours. At the entrance of the scenic area, there is a lake where visitors can enjoy boating for a fee of approximately 30 yuan per person. Further into the canyon, one must climb upwards for about 3 kilometers, which can be completed in about an hour. The canyon is filled with numerous trees, pools, and waterfalls, providing a pleasant and cool environment, perfect for relaxation and exercise during the summer. Inside the canyon, there are also attractions and entertainments such as Guanyin Temple, Reclining Buddha, and a suspension bridge, all of which can be explored. It is important to note that most of the entertainment projects along the way require additional fees, so it is advisable to inquire beforehand. At the end of the canyon is the cable car station, from where one can take a cable car to reach the Jingtai Mountain Summit. The summit of Jingtai Mountain is flat and offers an expansive view, with several viewing platforms to admire the distant mountain ranges, which is quite spectacular. After enjoying the summit, visitors can choose from three descent options: sliding down, taking a sightseeing car, or returning via the cable car. However, most tourists prefer the slide, which is four kilometers long and takes about 15 minutes to reach the bottom, providing an exciting and memorable experience, and is a highlight of the scenic area. The entire area is open year-round from 07:30 to 17:00. Preferential policies are as follows: 1. Free admission for children under 6 years old (excluding) or under 1.2 meters (excluding). 2. The above information is for reference only and is subject to the actual announcements made by the scenic area on the day. 3. Discounts: 1. Children between 1.2 meters (inclusive) and 1.4 meters (excluding) enjoy half-price admission. 2. Elderly people aged 65 and above (with a senior citizen card) enjoy half-price admission. 3. Students (with a valid student ID) enjoy half-price admission. Service facilities: The scenic area is equipped with restrooms, located near the corridor, Grand Canyon Amusement Park, Visitor Service Center, and cable car station, all clearly marked with signs.Dining Options: The park features restaurants located near the Southwest Gate and the Visitor Service Center, clearly marked with prominent signs.
Essential Tips: 1. There are many vendors within the scenic area selling snacks and water, but the prices are relatively high. It is recommended to prepare snacks and drinking water before visiting. 2. Entertainment facilities such as suspension bridges and speedboats within the scenic area have additional charges. Please inquire about the prices before playing to avoid being affected by unexpected costs.
