Overview

Dragon Palace, located in Longgong Town, Xixiu District, Anshun City, Guizhou Province, China, is a renowned national AAAAA-level tourist attraction adjacent to Huangguoshu Scenic Area. It boasts a rich array of karst geological landscapes, including caves, canyons, waterfalls, peaks, cliffs, rivers, and stone forests, as well as diverse cultural heritage from the Bouyei and Miao nationalities. This scenic area showcases the most concentrated and comprehensive display of karst topography and is praised as "the world of karst."
Dragon Palace Scenic Area

Advantages

  • Unique Karst Landscapes: Dragon Palace features stunning karst landscapes, including the longest and most beautiful water caves in China, the largest Buddhist temple in a cave, and the world's largest karst waterfalls inside a cave.
  • Rich Cultural Heritage: The scenic area is home to the diverse cultures of the Bouyei and Miao nationalities, providing a valuable and colorful human resource.
  • Beautiful Water Scenery: The Longmen Waterfall, also known as the Dragon's Gate Waterfall, is a magnificent karst cave waterfall that adds to the scenic beauty of the area.
  • Convenient Transportation: With good transportation links, visitors can easily access the scenic area by bus or other public transportation.

Ticket Prices

  • Entrance Fee (including boat ride): ¥130 per person
  • Sightseeing Bus: Additional fee (specific price may vary, please check at the scenic area for the latest information)

Note: Ticket prices may vary, and it's advisable to check the official website or contact the scenic area for the latest information.

Opening Hours

  • From March 1st to November 30th:
    • Open at 07:30 AM
    • Close at 06:30 PM (last entry at 06:00 PM)
  • From December 1st to February 28th (next year):
    • Open at 08:00 AM
    • Close at 06:00 PM (last entry at 06:00 PM)

Note: The scenic area may adjust its opening hours, so it's essential to check the official website or contact the scenic area for the most up-to-date information.

Discount Policies

  • Children: Free entry for children under a certain age (usually 14 or younger) with proof of identity.
  • Seniors: Free or discounted entry for seniors with proof of identity.
  • Disabled Persons: Free entry with proof of identity and disability certificate.
  • Journalists: Free entry with a valid reporter's certificate and proof of identity.
  • Students: Discounted entry for students with valid student IDs.

Note: Specific discount policies may vary, please check at the scenic area or on its official website for the latest information.

Transportation

By Taxi or Ride-hailing App (e.g., Didi Chuxing)

  • Destination: Input "Dragon Palace Scenic Area" as your destination in a taxi or ride-hailing app.
  • From Anshun City: Taxis or ride-hailing services are available from Anshun City to Dragon Palace Scenic Area. The journey time is about 30 minutes to 1 hour, depending on traffic conditions.
  • From Huangguoshu Scenic Area: Direct buses or taxis are available from Huangguoshu Scenic Area to Dragon Palace Scenic Area, with a journey time of about 30-50 minutes.

Keywords (Chinese & English)

  • 龙宫景区 (Dragon Palace Scenic Area): A stunning karst landscape with water caves, waterfalls, and diverse cultural heritage.
  • 喀斯特地貌 (Karst Landform): Unique geological formations characterized by caves, cliffs, and underground rivers.
  • 水溶洞 (Water Cave): A natural underwater cave with stunning geological formations and underwater scenery.
  • 龙门飞瀑 (Longmen Waterfall): A magnificent karst cave waterfall that adds to the scenic beauty of Dragon Palace.
  • 布依族 (Bouyei Ethnic Group): One of the ethnic groups in Guizhou, with a rich cultural heritage.
  • 苗族 (Miao Ethnic Group): Another ethnic group in Guizhou, known for their colorful traditions and customs.
  • 观光车 (Sightseeing Bus): A convenient transportation option for visitors to explore the scenic area.