Qiandao Lake Scenic Area (Southeast Lake Area)

Huangshan Jian (Huangshan Tip) - With more than 90 islands scattered like pearls on the lake's surface, forming the shape of the Chinese characters "天下为公" (tian xia wei gong, meaning "the world belongs to everyone"), Huangshan Jian offers a breathtaking view. Standing on the observation deck, you can admire the deep valleys, the ethereal presence of Laoshan Island amidst the clouds, and the magnificent sunset reflecting on the water's edge. It's a mesmerizing and grand sight. Tianchi Island - Originating from the unintentional creation of seven earthly pools by stone miners during the Southern Song Dynasty, Tianchi Island has become a paradise for fish. On this island, you can explore the stone culture by visiting the remnants of the Southern Song stone mining site, observe the fish in the Heavenly Pool, and witness the Fourfold Waterfall and Longheng Residence. Additionally, you can enjoy bird culture by strolling along the Parrot Corridor, watching bird performances, visiting China's largest birdcage, and exploring the Ostrich Garden. Guihua Island - Named after the abundance of wild osmanthus trees, Guihua Island is renowned for its magical karst landforms, earning it the reputation of the "Stone Forest on Water." After the relocation of monkeys from Monkey Island in the central lake area, Guihua Island now offers a larger-scale and more distinctive scenic area. Visitors can enjoy various picturesque attractions, including monkeys diving, Panlong Terrace, Tiantian Stone Gate, Yutu Toad Palace, Yan Gui Asking Monkeys, and the Wulong Waterfall. It provides a richer and more immersive experience.

Opening Hours: All year around

Address: Tourism Wharf, Southeast Lake District, Qiandao Lake Town, Chun'an County

Admission Fee: High season: From March 01st to November 30th every year: RMB130 per person;Lower season: From December 01st to the end of February every year: RMB110 per person.