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Adult Ticket (ages 18–64)
Includes admission + round-trip cableway + round-trip shuttle — the most convenient all-in-one option.
US$46.24≈¥308¥338
Earliest: 2026-11-03
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Adult Ticket (non-ID-card documents accepted; no refunds or changes)
Includes admission + round-trip cableway + round-trip shuttle — the most convenient all-in-one option.
US$46.24≈¥308¥338
Earliest: 2026-11-03
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Student Ticket (over 1.4 m; minors aged 14–17)
Includes admission + round-trip cableway + round-trip shuttle; ages 14–17 verified by ID card.
US$31.23≈¥208¥218
Earliest: 2026-11-03
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Senior Ticket (ages 65+)
Includes admission + round-trip cableway + round-trip shuttle; ages 65+ verified by ID card.
US$31.23≈¥208¥218
Earliest: 2026-11-03
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Child Ticket (over 1.1 m and under 13)
Includes admission + round-trip cableway + round-trip shuttle; under 13 verified by ID card at entry.
US$31.23≈¥208¥218
Earliest: 2026-11-03
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University Student Ticket — activate on site with a student ID; without a valid student ID, the full fare applies (ages 18–25)
Includes admission + round-trip cableway + round-trip shuttle; under 25 verified by ID card + student ID activated at the window.
US$31.23≈¥208¥218
Earliest: 2026-11-03
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Special-Rate Ticket [police / teachers / Buddhist clergy / medical staff / disabled / military personnel incl. veterans; without the required certificate, activate on site — full fare applies]
Includes admission + round-trip cableway + round-trip shuttle; police / teachers / Buddhist clergy / medical staff / disabled / military personnel (incl. veterans) must present their ID card + special certificate for activation and verification.
US$31.23≈¥208¥218
Earliest: 2026-11-03
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Notes
• Real-name booking: please provide your real name and ID card number.
• WeChat Pay and Alipay accepted.
• On entry, present your ID card or the original document used for booking for verification.
• Need help? Please contact 189 8406 0978.
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FAQ
How do I choose between the East and West Gates?
The East and West Gates lie in different directions, with different transport and cable-car or trail conditions; follow the day’s opening and booking. Choose the gate that is nearer or easier given your lodging, transport and stamina, and plan your trip and return around the gate you pick.
Can I enter and leave the area several times in one day?
Whether you may enter and leave several times in a day follows the day’s ticket rules. In most cases entry and transfers follow your chosen slot and ticket type, so confirm the rules before entering and plan the order of sights and your exit time sensibly to avoid back-and-forth upsetting the trip.
Does Fanjingshan have a cableway, and must I take it?
Yes. The cableway runs from the mountainside up to the summit area and saves a lot of effort. Stronger hikers may use the trails, but they take much longer — choose according to your fitness.
What is the “Buddha’s halo” at Fanjingshan?
The Buddha’s halo is a rainbow ring that appears in the clouds opposite the sun after rain clears, with a figure at its center that moves as you move; in certain light a magnified projection — the “phantom” — may appear in thick mist. These are natural wonders of the mountain’s special weather.
How high is Fanjingshan? Will I get altitude sickness?
Fanjingshan’s highest point is about 2,572 m; the Red Cloud Golden Summit is about 2,336 m and the Old Golden Summit about 2,494 m. At this altitude obvious altitude sickness is uncommon, but the summit is about 8–10°C cooler and involves steps — pace yourself.