Daqikong Scenic Area
Somewhat similar to Zhangjiajie's Jinbian Stream, but more primitive and rugged. Tianshengqiao, known as the “Oriental Arc de Triomphe,” is a long, narrow,…
Daqikong Scenic Area, Southern Guizhou
Informazioni essenziali
- Ingresso
- Included in the Xiaoqikong ticket
- Orari di apertura
- 8：00—16：00
- Tempo necessario
- 2–3 hours
- Come arrivare
- From Xiaoqikong, take a minibus or horse cart for ¥10, or take the shuttle bus for ¥3
- Valutazione della guida
- 4 / 5
Da China Self Guided Travel 2025, pagina 491. Apri in Google Maps
Informazioni su Daqikong Scenic Area
Somewhat similar to Zhangjiajie's Jinbian Stream, but more primitive and rugged. Tianshengqiao, known as the “Oriental Arc de Triomphe,” is a long, narrow, giant natural arch formed through the middle of a great mountain, with a rushing torrent flowing beneath it, an awe-inspiring sight. The Terror Gorge (Kongbuxia) and Fengshen Cave (Wind God Cave) are also distinctive.
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Quanto costa Daqikong Scenic Area?
L'ingresso a Daqikong Scenic Area costa Included in the Xiaoqikong ticket, come indicato nella guida 2025. I prezzi possono cambiare: verifica il canale ufficiale prima di partire.
Quali sono gli orari di apertura di Daqikong Scenic Area?
Daqikong Scenic Area è aperto 8：00—16：00.
Come si arriva a Daqikong Scenic Area?
From Xiaoqikong, take a minibus or horse cart for ¥10, or take the shuttle bus for ¥3
Quanto tempo dedicare a Daqikong Scenic Area?
Calcola 2–3 hours per Daqikong Scenic Area.
Dove si trova Daqikong Scenic Area?
Daqikong Scenic Area si trova a Southern Guizhou, Guizhou Province, nella regione Sud-ovest della Cina.
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