Attraction · Shangrao (Sanqingshan) Wunüzhou Resort Area

Wunüzhou Resort Area

A newly built Huizhou-style waterfront cultural tourism town in Wuyuan, themed on the legend of the Wu maiden flying to heaven

Visitor info

Opening hours
10:00-22:00
Ticket
approx. CNY 110 (night sessions subject to the park's posted prices)

Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.

A newly built Huizhou-style waterfront cultural tourism town in Wuyuan, themed on the legend of the Wu maiden flying to heaven. Highlights = Baoyu Pagoda, Huishi Street, night cruises on sculling boats, and a large-scale live molten-iron fireworks show; the night-tour atmosphere is the core selling point. The resort opened around 2022, filling a gap in Wuyuan's night-tour offerings. Intangible-heritage elements such as Hui Opera and Nuo dance are woven into the evening performances, making the resort an engine for keeping visitors overnight as Wuyuan shifts from a sightseeing stopover to an overnight destination.

Getting there: High-speed rail, Wuyuan Station, then bus / self-drive

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