1. Introduction to the scenic spot Black Dragon Pond, also known as Yuquan Park, is located at the foot of Elephant Mountain in the north of the Old Town of Lijiang, Yunnan Province. It is 2500 meters above sea level. From Sifang Street, the ancient city of Lijiang, upstream along the Jade River, there is a crystal clear spring pond about one kilometer away, which is known as the Black Dragon Pond at home and abroad
The pond water gushed out from the crevices of the rocks and converged into a 40000 square meter pond surface along the clear springs of the mountains. The surrounding mountains are clear with clear water, and the willows are dark with bright flowers
Heilongtan is adorned with beautiful ancient buildings nestled by mountains and waters. Its flowing charm is dazzling, often attracting people to stop and linger
2. Business Hours
All day from 07:20 to 21:00, admission will stop at 20:30
3. Ticket Information
Heilongtan Park is a free open park, but you need to present a receipt for the ancient city maintenance fee to enter the scenic area. Please refer to the relevant regulations on ancient city maintenance fees for preferential policies on ancient city maintenance fees. There are some benefits for holidays or special groups, which can be found on the official website or temporary announcement of Lijiang Tourism Bureau
the Old Town of Lijiang maintenance fee standard:50 yuan per person time
The following personnel are exempted from the maintenance fee of the Old Town of Lijiang:
1. Personnel under 12 years of age or less than 1,2 meters in height
2. Elderly people aged 60 and above
3. Persons with disabilities who hold a "Disability Certificate"
4. Active servicemen who hold the Military Officer Certificate, Police Officer Certificate, Civilian Cadre Certificate, Compulsory Soldier Certificate, Non commissioned Officer Certificate of the Chinese People's Liberation Army or the Chinese People's Armed Police Force, and Student Certificate of military academies
5. National model worker and national exemplary individual with valid certificates
6. Tour guides and tour bus drivers who accompany tour groups and hold the "Tour Guide Qualification Certificate"
7. Persons with registered residence address and temporary residence in the administrative area of Lijiang City
8. Other exempted personnel as stipulated by laws, administrative regulations, and local regulations in Yunnan Province
IV. Travel Guide
Wufeng Tower: Wufeng Tower (also known as Fayun Pavilion), built in 1601, the 29th year of the Ming Dynasty's Wanli reign, is a 20 meter high, three layered octagonal flying eaved tower with a total of 20 pecking at the sky flying eaves. From various angles, five flying horns can be seen, just like five phoenixes that want to fly, hence the name "Wufeng Tower". This building integrates the architectural characteristics of Han, Tibetan, and Naxi ethnic groups, and is one of the outstanding ancient Naxi buildings. It is a provincial-level key cultural relic protection unit. In the spring of the twelfth year of the Chongzhen reign of the Ming Dynasty, Xu Xiake traveled to Lijiang and stayed in this building for eight days. He edited and edited miscellaneous works for Tusi Mu and wrote prefaces, leaving a good story in the history of Naxi literature. The Dragon God Temple: The Dragon God Temple is the main building in Heilongtan, including the stage and the Moon Tower, distributed along a set of elegant, harmonious, and ever-changing main axes. The temple faces east and west, forming a four in five courtyard courtyard with a gate tower, two wings, and a main hall. To the south, there is a square meter courtyard, forming its own courtyard. The main hall is a single eaved gable roof with a width of three bays and a depth of three bays. There is a platform in front of it, which is designed with hanging straps and treads. The surrounding corridors are interconnected. The main hall and gatehouse are towering and abrupt, exuding a strong sense of temple atmosphere. The gate tower is hung high with the four characters "Heavenly Light, Clouds and Shadows" on the list. Park tours, mountain climbing, cliff climbing, cave exploration, hiking, gathering, horseback riding, hunting, fishing, swimming, boating, drifting, gliding zip lines, fun competitions in the Happy Forest, skiing, ice skating, slides, plowing, ice hockey, snow soccer, snow drifting boats, etc. make the spring, summer, autumn, and winter seasons in the deep mountains and forests full of joy
Deyue Tower: Deyue Tower was first built in the second year of the Guangxu reign of the Qing Dynasty. It is surrounded by water on all sides, with colorful paintings and intricate carvings that convey the spirit. The plaque and couplets outside the door were handwritten by Mr. Guo Moruo, who praised it as "the reflection of the thirteen peaks in the Longtan, the hidden dragon in the sky, and the flying dragon on the ground; the jade water runs through half a mile, the ink jade is the body, and the green jade is the god"
Suocui Bridge: Suocui Bridge is a corridor style wind and rain bridge built during the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty. It has upturned eaves and flowing emerald, and there are ancient plaques with the words "Yangqing" and "Suocui" at the bridgehead. It was praised by Xu Qixiang, the governor of Lijiang in the Qing Dynasty, as "the waves shake the trees and clear the snow, and the curved waves lie before the rain falls"<74<76
Xiangsi Bridge: Xiangsi Bridge, also known as Wukong Bridge or Yudai Bridge, lies horizontally on the Black Dragon Pool, dividing the water into two parts. The stone railing is carved with stone elephants and stone lions, and the word "elephant lion" sounds like "xiangsi", hence its name
Ancient Stage: The ancient stage is located in front of the Dragon God Temple and is one of the oldest stages in Lijiang area. You can enjoy the Naxi ancient music performance, which is known as the "living fossil of Eastern music" Wanshou Pavilion: Wanshou Pavilion symbolizes boundless longevity and was built by the President of Thailand's M Group to commemorate his mother's 80th birthday. The pavilion houses the Twenty Four Filial Piety Paintings and is located near the lake, hidden among the green trees and bamboo Tips:All the above information is for reference only. If there are any adjustments, please refer to the disclosure of the scenic spot on the same day