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Jiaolong Canyon – Dragon Gorge

Jiaolong Canyon (蛟龙大峡谷) is a majestic gorge about 6 km long, named "Dragon Gorge" for its winding shape. Its main feature is the breathtaking glass viewing platforms and bridges at heights of over 200 metres, offering stunning views of the rocky mountains and the deep canyon.

🌉 Glass bridges
🏞️ Waterfalls
⏱️ 2 days
🚗 Transfer from Shanghai
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Sights of Jiaolong Canyon

What awaits you

  • Adrenaline at 200 metres: Walk along the famous glass viewing platforms and bridges that hang over the deep gorge. The view through the transparent floor beneath your feet is an unforgettable experience.
  • Trekking along the "Dragon's Ridge": The main route is about 3-4 km long, along well‑maintained but sometimes steep trails with many steps. Comfortable shoes are a must.
  • Memorable photos: You will have dozens of opportunities to take epic shots against the backdrop of turquoise pools, powerful waterfalls and the winding canyon views that open up around every corner.
  • Discover local culture: Visit a small village at the foot of the canyon, where you can try traditional dishes and learn about the life of mountain people.
  • Comfortable transfer: The drive from Shanghai takes about 4–5 hours by car. We ensure a comfortable journey with rest stops.
  • Accommodation in a cosy hotel: Overnight stay in a hotel near the canyon (optional, extra charge).
  • Second day: additional activities: Depending on your wishes, you can visit nearby attractions or relax in natural hot springs.

Sample two‑day tour itinerary

*Times may be adjusted depending on traffic and group pace.

Time Program stage Details and transport
Day 1
07:00 Departure from Shanghai Meeting at Xinzhuang metro station. Board a comfortable car.+80$

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to drive from Shanghai to the canyon?
By car, the journey takes about 4-5 hours (about 350 km). That's why we offer a comfortable two‑day tour.
Is it safe? Is it scary on the glass bridges?
All structures are certified and designed to withstand heavy loads. The feeling of slight fear and adrenaline rush are part of the unique experience!
What should I wear and bring?
Comfortable sports shoes with non‑slip soles, plenty of water, sunscreen, a hat and a windbreaker. We recommend a light backpack.
What level of physical fitness is required?
The route requires basic fitness. You will walk about 3-4 km through mountainous terrain with many steps. The route is well‑planned and safe.
Is accommodation included in the price?
No, accommodation is paid separately. We can help with hotel booking upon request.
Can I travel with children?
Yes, if the children are prepared for a long walk. The glass bridges are safe, but some children may be scared. We recommend age from 8 years.
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Important information

The indicated prices are valid at the time of offer for private individuals. The cost and availability of vehicles, interpreter and guide services may change.

Booking is made only after receiving a 100% prepayment. The conversion rate is calculated according to the current central bank rate on the payment date.

Cancellation less than 48 hours before the start of the event is non‑refundable.

In the event of force majeure that makes the execution of the tour program completely or partially impossible (weather conditions, natural phenomena, official restrictions, etc.), the organizer reserves the right to make changes to the program and its duration.

The cost of services does not include and is paid additionally: transportation expenses, tickets for events, entrance tickets, accommodation, meals and other similar expenses.

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How to get there, buy tickets, best photo spots and practical tips.

📜 Legend of the dragon

The name "Dragon Gorge" is linked to an ancient legend: it was believed that a dragon lived in these cliffs, guarding the mountain treasures. The winding shape of the canyon resembles a dragon's body, and the rock outcrops its ridge.

🚗 How to get there
  • Car: from Shanghai via G60 to Jinhua city, then local roads to the canyon. Navigation coordinates: 28.8567° N, 120.0345° E.
  • Train + taxi: from Hongqiao station to Jinhua station (≈2 h), then a taxi about 1.5 h to the canyon entrance.
  • Parking: paid parking at the canyon (20¥/day).
🎟️ Entry and tickets
  • Opening hours: 08:00–17:00.
  • Tickets: 150¥ (adult), 75¥ (children 1.2–1.5 m).
  • Glass bridges: entrance included in the ticket.
  • Additional activities: zipline, rock climbing – paid separately (50-100¥).
📍 Must-see
  • "Dragon's Tail" glass bridge: the longest (about 200 m), suspended over the abyss.
  • "Dragon's Eye" viewing platform: a round protrusion with a transparent floor.
  • "Dragon's Tears" waterfall: falls from a height of 80 m, especially beautiful after rain.
📌 Useful tips
  • Best time for photos: morning before 10:00 (light hits the bridges) or after 15:00 (soft light).
  • Queues: on weekends there are long queues at the entrance, it's better to come on weekdays.
  • Food: there is a café on site, but prices are higher. You can bring your own snacks.
  • Toilets: clean, available at the entrance and near the viewpoints.
  • Rain: glass bridges are not closed, but they become slippery – be careful.

📍 When to use: legends – at the entrance; route – for orientation; notes – in difficult situations.