Fenghuangshan National Park
Discover Fenghuangshan National Park
Also called Phoenix Mountain, site is covered with temples, pagodas and monasteries. There is also a cave system that can be explored. There are park buses that can take you to various elevations for about ¥10-15 each segment. In the mid-elevation, there are cable cars that can take you to the top of the mountain for about ¥50 one way.
What to Experience in Fenghuangshan National Park
Taste of Fenghuangshan National Park...
There are stalls selling steamed corn and other food in the mid-elevation plaza, near the cable car station. There are a footpaths, some of which are narrow and involve climbing iron ladders. A glove may help in grabbing the handles in cold weather. Watch your footing.
A Rich Past
Explore the historical roots that shaped Fenghuangshan National Park into what it is today.
¥60 for entrance into the park, ¥10 for entrance into Phoenix Cave. There are park buses that can take you to various elevations for about ¥10-15 each segment. In the mid-elevation, there are cable cars that can take you to the top of the mountain for about ¥50 one way. There are stalls selling steamed corn and other food in the mid-elevation plaza, near the cable car station. There are a footpaths, some of which are narrow and involve climbing iron ladders. A glove may help in grabbing the handles in cold weather. Watch your footing....
Climate
¥60 for entrance into the park, ¥10 for entrance into Phoenix Cave. There are park buses that can take you to various elevations for about ¥10-15 each segment. In the mid-elevation, there are cable cars that can take you to the top of the mountain for about ¥50 one way. There are stalls selling steamed corn and other food in the mid-elevation plaza, near the cable car station. There are a footpaths, some of which are narrow and involve climbing iron ladders. A glove may help in grabbing the handles in cold weather. Watch your footing.
Essential Information
Getting There
Multiple Options¥60 for entrance into the park, ¥10 for entrance into Phoenix Cave. There are park buses that can take you to various elevations for about ¥10-15 each segment. In the mid-elevation, there are cable cars that can take you to the top of the mountain for about ¥50 one way. There are stalls selling steamed corn and other food in the mid-elevation plaza, near the cable car station. There are a footpaths, some of which are narrow and involve climbing iron ladders. A glove may help in grabbing the handles in cold weather. Watch your footing....
Getting Around & Staying
Getting Around
There are park buses that can take you to various elevations for about ¥10-15 each segment. In the mid-elevation, there are cable cars that can take you to the top of the mountain for about ¥50 one way. There are stalls selling steamed corn and other food in the mid-elevation plaza, near the cable car station. There are a footpaths, some of which are narrow and involve climbing iron ladders. A glove may help in grabbing the handles in cold weather. Watch your footing.
Where to Stay
There are a footpaths, some of which are narrow and involve climbing iron ladders. A glove may help in grabbing the handles in cold weather. Watch your footing.
Money & Budget
There are stalls selling steamed corn and other food in the mid-elevation plaza, near the cable car station. There are a footpaths, some of which are narrow and involve climbing iron ladders. A glove may help in grabbing the handles in cold weather. Watch your footing.
Safety Information
Safety Overview
There are a footpaths, some of which are narrow and involve climbing iron ladders. A glove may help in grabbing the handles in cold weather. Watch your footing.