Xianxia Ancient Path was established during the Qin and Han dynasties and was further expanded during the Tang Dynasty when […]
Xianxia Ancient Path was established during the Qin and Han dynasties and was further expanded during the Tang Dynasty when Huang Chao’s rebel army marched into Fujian. It is known as the ‘Southeast Key’ and ‘Throat of Entering Fujian’, being the official land route from Zhejiang to Fujian in ancient times. Since the Southern Song Dynasty, many literati have wandered here, leaving behind thousands of poems and essays, earning the reputation of the ‘Southern Song Poetry Road’.
Opening Hours: The site is open all year round from 08:00 to 17:00.
Preferential Policies:
– Elderly: Individuals aged 60 to 69 (inclusive) with valid identification receive half-price admission; those aged 70 and above (inclusive) enter for free.
– Students: Full-time undergraduate and below students with valid identification receive half-price admission.
– ‘Three Families’ Members: Families of revolutionary martyrs, military personnel who died in service, and those who passed away due to illness, with valid identification, enter for free.
– Revolutionary Disabled Military Personnel: With valid identification, enter for free.
– Disabled Persons: With valid identification, enter for free.
– Journalists: With valid identification, enter for free.
– Blood Donors: With Zhejiang Province’s honor certificate for unpaid blood donation, enter for free.
– Model Workers: Model workers at the Quzhou city level and above, along with special personnel stipulated by relevant policies, with valid identification, enter for free.
– Minors: Minors aged 18 and below (inclusive) with valid identification enter for free.
– School Groups: School groups of students aged 18 and above (exclusive) receive free admission.
Additional Information: Special group tickets are not currently offered; for the above-mentioned ticket types, please purchase directly at the scenic spot’s window.
Youths and students enjoy discounts with legal proof of age and identity such as resident identity cards, student certificates, household registration books; Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan youths enjoy discounts with valid identity proofs such as the ‘Hong Kong and Macao Residents Traveling to Mainland通行证’ and ‘Taiwan Residents Traveling to Mainland通行证’ or student certificates.
