Qingyuan Bijia Mountain Tourism Resort Ticket

Scenic Spot Overview

Located 7 kilometres north of Qingyuan city centre, Qingyuan Bijiashan Tourism Resort is a rare "urban back garden" within the Pearl River Delta city cluster. Combining canyon rafting, stream trekking adventures and spectacular waterfalls, the resort is defined by its core characteristics of "wildness, excitement and beauty." After a comprehensive upgrade in 2025, it now features new additions such as a maglev train shuttle service and the Yuequan Valley Water Park, making it a top destination for summer retreats and outdoor challenges.

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🏞️Core Highlights Analysis

1. Nine‑Tier Waterfall – A Representative of High‑Altitude Waterfall Clusters in Southern China

The waterfall cluster with a 208‑metre drop cascades down like the Milky Way. During the rainy season, the water curtain extends up to 30 metres wide, and rainbows often appear amidst the drifting mist. The glass viewing platform is the perfect spot for capturing the much‑loved "wet‑hair fairy" photos. The light is softer after 3pm, and it is recommended to bring a raincoat (available for purchase at the scenic area). Steep cliffs flank both sides of the waterfall, bringing to life the poetic imagery of the ancient verse "Incense Burner waterfall viewed from afar, winding cliffs and jagged crags soaring into the vast blue."

2. Qiangu Valley Secret Realm – 3.5km Pristine Stream Valley Adventure

This stream valley, carved out by thousands of years of mountain spring erosion, lies hidden deep within the dense forest, with negative oxygen ion concentrations reaching as high as 100,000 per cm³. Along the way, strange rocks, deep pools, clear streams and emerald waters interweave, offering over 10 challenge activities such as floating bridges, chain bridges and rainbow bridges. The entire journey feels like a real‑life parkour course, with occasional sightings of wild macaques darting through the woods. At the end of the stream trek, the "Leap Across the Galaxy" rapid descent experience drops from a height of 30 metres, sending your adrenaline soaring.

3. Qinglong Lake Scenery – Lake, Mountains and Waterfall in One Frame

Take a bamboo raft or a glass‑bottomed boat (RMB 38 / 30 minutes) to glide across the lake while enjoying both the magnificence of the Nine‑Tier Waterfall and the lush greenery of the bamboo groves along the shores. Birds often sweep across the lake surface, adding to the rustic charm. In the early morning, when a thin mist blankets the area, the scene resembles a traditional ink painting.

4. Hardcore Outdoor Matrix – From Family‑Friendly to Extreme Adventures

Qinglong Gorge Rafting: 3.8km in length with a 130‑metre drop. Passing through the karst cave feels like travelling through a time tunnel. It offers categories such as "Brave Drift" and "Warrior Drift." Participants must be at least 1.2 metres tall, and it is recommended to wear quick‑dry clothing and bring a waterproof phone pouch.

Eagle Flying Zipline: RMB 48 for an exhilarating descent from the mountain top, offering panoramic views of the canyon. Weight requirement: 40–100 kg.

New additions: Cliff Suspension Bridge (RMB 38), Cliff Cycling (RMB 20), Canyon Glass Boat (RMB 38) and more – a full sensory experience.

🎢Must‑Try Activities

1. Summer‑Only Extravaganza – Wild Splash Water Festival

From July to August 2025, every weekend from 13:00 to 14:00, the resort hosts a grand water‑splashing carnival featuring water gun battles and Dai ethnic dance performances. Participation is free (bring a change of clothes). During the festival, a combined ticket for rafting and the water park is available at a 20% discount.

2. Yuequan Valley Water Park – One‑Stop Refreshing Experience

The newly opened water park features rainbow slides, a family splash zone and a mountain spring swimming pool. Opening hours extend to 21:30, with evening light shows and music parties in full swing – perfect for family summer fun.

🚗Transportation Guide

Self‑driving: Bijiashan Forest Farm, Qingxin District, Qingyuan (1.5 hours, parking fee RMB 20/day).

High‑speed rail: Guangzhou South → Qingyuan Station (30 minutes), then transfer to Bus 208 to the scenic area (last bus at 18:00, fare RMB 5).

Maglev train: Guangzhou North Station → Yinzhan Station → transfer to the resort shuttle bus (every 10 minutes, free of charge).

📝Pre‑Trip Essential Checklist

Gear: Non‑slip stream trekking shoes, quick‑dry clothing, waterproof phone pouch, sunscreen (UV levels are extremely high), 1.5L drinking water (mineral water at the mountain costs RMB 8 per bottle).

⚠️Important Notes

1. The ecological environment is exceptionally good, so there will be many mosquitoes and insects – be sure to take protective measures.

2. 📶 Mobile phone signal is extremely poor; you will be essentially unreachable and largely unable to access the internet. Please prepare in advance to disconnect from the outside world.