Liushi Mountain’s glass skywalk is located in Cangnan, Zhejiang. Ascend the thrilling glass sk[...]
Liushi Mountain’s glass skywalk is located in Cangnan, Zhejiang. Ascend the thrilling glass skywalk to enjoy the breathtaking natural scenery. It is open all year round from 08:00 to 16:00.
Preferential policies include:
Children: Free admission for children aged 6 years old (inclusive) or below, or with a height of 1.2 meters (inclusive) or below, with valid identification documents such as resident ID cards or household registration books that prove their age and identity.
Minors: Half-price admission for minors aged between 6 years old (exclusive) and 18 years old (inclusive) with valid identification documents.
Youth from Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan: Half-price admission with valid travel permits.
Elders: Free admission for elders aged 70 years old (inclusive) or above with valid age-proving documents. Half-price admission for elders aged between 60 years old (inclusive) and 70 years old (exclusive).
Students: Half-price admission for full-time undergraduate and below students with student IDs.
Military personnel: Free admission for military personnel, disabled veterans, martyrs’ dependents, and dependents of military personnel who died in service, with valid military-issued identification documents.
Fire rescue personnel: Free admission for active and disabled fire rescue personnel, and fire academy students with valid identification.
People with disabilities: Free admission with a disability certificate issued by the Disabled Persons’ Federation.
Teachers: Free admission for teachers who have served for thirty years with a uniform honor certificate issued by the Provincial Department of Education.
Blood donors: Free admission for blood donors who have reached the national standard for blood donation awards or have been awarded the national blood donation award in the province, with a provincial blood donation honor certificate issued by the Provincial Health Commission.
Religious personnel: Free admission for religious personnel and their staff belonging to the religious venues within the scenic area, and for religious believers of the same religion who have undergone the initiation ceremony and hold valid documents (such as lay Buddhist and Taoist certificates, etc.).
