Tickets and booking
Entry is by a main entrance ticket: 50 RMB for adults, 25 RMB for the concession tier of children, students and seniors. The park is open all day, every day of the year (January 1 to December 31, Monday to Sunday). Half price covers children between 1.2 m and 1.5 m tall (both bounds excluded), minors aged 7 to 18, seniors aged 60 up to but not including 65 with valid ID, and undergraduate-and-below students carrying a student ID. Free entry applies to children 1.2 m and under, seniors 65 and over, disabled visitors, military personnel and fire-and-rescue staff with valid credentials. The source data notes the concession policies apply to the main entrance ticket only and lists no advance-booking channel; the official hotline 400-023-5666 is the contact for ticket questions.
Entrance and routes
In-park transport is a choice between two stops. Get off at Huolongkou for the outdoor sports center, reached by walking left from the stop: this is where the activity lineup sits — grass skiing in summer, skiing in winter, plus a high-altitude zip line and go-karts. Stay on to the terminus at Mutizi for the big grassland; from there you either take the small train or walk about 1 hour to reach the main scenic area.
Photo spots
Three named anchors cover the shot list. The big grassland at the main scenic area is the destination fed by the Mutizi terminus — reach it by small train or on the roughly one-hour walk, and the small train itself doubles as a subject. The outdoor sports center near Huolongkou changes with the seasons, its grass-skiing slopes becoming ski runs in winter, so the same terrain reads green or white depending on the month. Beyond these locations the data pack lists no viewpoints or panoramas, so treat the grassland-plus-train combination as the core and let the seasonal activities supply variety.
Timing and crowds
Opening hours are maximal: all day, Monday to Sunday, all year (January 1 through December 31), so entry timing is flexible. The source data contains no visitor-volume or crowd statistics, so no evidence-based quiet window can be recommended. The usable timing facts are duration and season: budget at least 3 hours, and note the walk from Mutizi into the main scenic area takes about an hour one way if you skip the small train. Season matters more than the clock — the outdoor sports center runs grass skiing in summer and skiing in winter, so the park’s character shifts with the calendar rather than the hour.
Walking and effort
The park as documented is stop-and-walk rather than a graded trail network. The one quantified leg runs from the Mutizi terminus to the main scenic area: about 1 hour on foot, with the small train as the alternative — a round trip on foot would consume roughly two hours of a 3-hour-plus visit. At Huolongkou, the outdoor sports center is a leftward walk from the shuttle stop, distance unstated. No elevation figures, trail grades or difficulty ratings appear in the data, so effort cannot be ranked; practically, walking is optional on the grassland leg, and the rest is shuttle stop to venue.
Getting there
From Chongqing city, long-distance buses to Fairy Mountain leave from the city’s various long-distance bus stations and take about 2 hours. From Wulong, direct minibuses run from Wulong bus station to Fairy Mountain in about 1 to 1.5 hours. The park’s listed address is Shuanghe Township, Wulong District, Chongqing. Inside the park, the shuttle serves named stops — Huolongkou for the outdoor sports center and Mutizi as the terminus for the big grassland — with a small train continuing from Mutizi toward the main scenic area. No fares for the buses, shuttle or train are given in the source data.
Cost breakdown
Confirmed costs: 50 RMB adult entry and 25 RMB concession entry for children 1.2–1.5 m tall, ages 7 to 18, seniors 60 up to 65 with valid ID, and undergraduate-and-below students with a student ID; free entry for children 1.2 m and under, seniors 65 and over, disabled visitors, and military or fire-rescue personnel with valid ID. Everything past the gate is unpriced in the data: the in-park shuttle, the small train from Mutizi, and the outdoor sports center’s grass skiing, skiing, zip line and go-karts have no listed fees, and neither do the Chongqing or Wulong bus legs. Treat the 50 RMB ticket as the only fixed cost and confirm activity and transport pricing on site or via the hotline 400-023-5666.