Sandu Park (三渡) – Mountain Adventures and Extreme Sports from Shanghai

Sandu Park (三渡山地运动公园) is a modern mountain adventure park in Zhejiang Province. Famous for some of the longest ziplines in China, challenging climbing walls, rope parks, and mountain bike trails.

The perfect place for active outdoor recreation: adrenaline, scenic views, and complete safety under the guidance of a Russian-speaking guide.

🪂Ziplines
🧗Rock climbing
🌉Rope park
🚵Mountain biking

Sandu Park Activities

What awaits you on the Sandu Park tour

  • Extreme ziplines over the mountains

    Ride on some of the longest ziplines in China, flying over a canyon up to 1 km.

  • Rock climbing on natural rocks

    Routes of varying difficulty with a professional instructor.

  • Rope parks and high-altitude courses

    Suspension bridges, nets, rope swings – test your agility.

  • Mountain biking on special trails

    Downhill and cross-country for speed lovers.

  • Hiking along scenic trails

    Panoramic views, fresh air, and memorable photos.

  • Professional briefing and insurance

    Experienced guides will explain everything down to the smallest details.

  • Lunch with a mountain view

    Recharge your energy at a local restaurant.

Sample tour itinerary (1 day)

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07:00Departure from Shanghai\nMeeting at Xinzhuang metro station, drive to Sandu Park ~2.5–3 hours.

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10:00Arrival at Sandu Park\nBriefing, ticket purchase, equipment rental.

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10:30–13:00Activity block #1\nZipline + rock climbing (or rope park, optional).

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13:00–14:00Lunch\nRestaurant on park grounds, local cuisine.

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14:00–16:30Activity block #2\nMountain biking / additional zipline / hiking.

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16:30–17:00Free time, photo session\nBest angles for sunset photos.

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17:00Departure to Shanghai\nReturn, arrival approximately 20:00–20:30.

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💡 Important notes:

  • Shoes: comfortable sneakers with non-slip soles.
  • Clothing: sporty, weather-appropriate (windbreaker/raincoat).
  • Physical fitness: basic level – suitable for beginners and experienced.
  • Children: allowed from age 10 accompanied by adults.
  • What to bring: passport, water, snack, power bank, sunscreen.

Cost of Sandu Park Tour from Shanghai

💰 Guide Services

Train + taxi Economy

Guide services, assistance with train tickets, full-day accompaniment.

$310 per group of 1-3 people
By car Comfort

Guide services, transfer, full-day accompaniment.

$380 per group of 1-3 people

🎫 Additional expenses (per person)

  • Park entrance ticket150–200¥ (~$21–28)
  • Extreme zipline80–120¥ (~$11–17)
  • Rock climbing with instructor100¥ (~$14)
  • Mountain bike rental50–80¥ (~$7–11)
  • Lunch at mountain restaurant80–120¥ (~$11–17)
*Prices are approximate, exchange rate may change.

⏱️ Duration

6–8 hours
of active recreation and extreme sports

✨ Additional services

Professional action photography +$50
Extended insurance +$20
Comfortable minivan +$80

Frequently Asked Questions

How to get to Sandu Park from Shanghai?
By car from Shanghai: 2-3 hours. We arrange a comfortable transfer with a guide.
What level of physical fitness is required?
A basic level is suitable for most activities. There are routes for both beginners and experienced.
What is included in the tour price?
Guide services, transfer from Shanghai, insurance, assistance with activity selection. Entrance tickets and rides are paid separately.
Can children come?
Yes, for children aged 10 and above, there are special simplified routes.
Are there any health restrictions?
Activities are contraindicated for serious heart conditions, pregnancy. A consent form must be signed.
What happens in bad weather?
During rain or strong wind, activities may be suspended. We will reschedule the date or refund the prepayment.

⚠️ Booking Conditions

The indicated prices are valid for 2026 for private individuals. Booking after 100% prepayment. Exchange rate according to the Central Bank rate on the payment date.

If cancelled less than 24 hours in advance – payment is non-refundable. In case of force majeure (holidays, weather), the organizer may change the program.

The cost does not include transport expenses, tickets, meals (unless otherwise specified).