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Heshun Ancient Town Yunnan

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Tickets and booking

Heshun Ancient Town charges a single entry ticket: 55 RMB full price, 27.5 RMB for seniors aged 60-70 and for minors under 18. No separate admission is listed for any individual sight — one ticket covers Heshun Library, Yuanlong Pavilion, the Ai Siqi Former Residence, Wenchang Palace, the Wanlouzi Residential Museum, the Yunnan-Burma Anti-Japanese War Museum, and Heshun Alley.

The pack documents no online or advance-booking channel, so buying at the entrance on arrival is the documented default; the listed phone lines 0875-5158369 and 0875-5158998 are the contact points for ticket questions. Hold on to the ticket after entering, since it is what admits you to the seven included sites. Ticketing runs all year — the town’s hours are listed as all day, every day of the week, 1 January through 31 December.

Entrance and routes

The town sits about 3 km southwest of the Tengchong county seat, in Baoshan, Yunnan. By public transport, take bus 6 or the Tengchong Airport bus line to the Heshun Ancient Town bus stop, then walk the remaining 630 m or so to the town.

The pack names no specific gates or alternative entry points, so treat the bus-stop walk as the documented approach. Once inside, the same through-ticket opens the seven included sights, and a 10 RMB sightseeing shuttle is on offer if you would rather not cover the ground on foot — the pack does not detail its route or stops.

Photo spots

The pack ranks no viewpoints and names no dedicated photo locations, so build a shot list around the seven ticketed landmarks instead: Heshun Library, Yuanlong Pavilion, Wenchang Palace, the Ai Siqi Former Residence, the Wanlouzi Residential Museum, the Yunnan-Burma Anti-Japanese War Museum, and Heshun Alley. These are the only named sights the data documents, and a single ticket covers all of them.

The ancient-town lanes between the landmarks are the connective tissue for any route. Beyond that, the pack carries no data on terraces, water features, or elevated lookouts, so do not plan around such spots on this guide alone.

Timing and crowds

Opening hours are listed as all day, every day of the week, all year round (1 January to 31 December). In practice that means entry timing is flexible — there is no documented closing hour to race.

The pack contains no visitor-volume or crowd-pattern data, so no claim about quiet or peak periods can be made here. What it does give is a suggested duration of one day; treat that as the planning anchor for covering the seven included sights plus the town lanes.

Walking and effort

The pack has no trail lengths, gradients, or surface data for the town itself, so walking difficulty inside Heshun cannot be quantified from this guide. The only measured distance is the roughly 630 m walk from the Heshun Ancient Town bus stop to the town after arriving on bus 6 or the airport line.

A 10 RMB sightseeing shuttle is documented as an on-site option, though its route is not specified. Beyond that, set your own pace on the day rather than on figures this pack does not have.

Getting there

From Tengchong, both bus 6 and the Tengchong Airport bus line serve the Heshun Ancient Town bus stop; from there it is a walk of about 630 m to the town. The town itself lies roughly 3 km southwest of the Tengchong county seat in Baoshan, Yunnan.

Inside, the documented option is a 10 RMB sightseeing shuttle, with no further route detail in the pack. For questions on access or tickets, the listed phone numbers are 0875-5158369 and 0875-5158998.

Cost breakdown

Documented costs are short and fixed. Entry: 55 RMB full price, or 27.5 RMB at the concession rate for seniors aged 60-70 and minors under 18. On-site transport: the sightseeing shuttle at 10 RMB.

That puts a documented day total at 55 RMB on foot or 65 RMB with the shuttle. No other fees appear in the pack: the single ticket already covers Heshun Library, Yuanlong Pavilion, the Ai Siqi Former Residence, Wenchang Palace, the Wanlouzi Residential Museum, the Yunnan-Burma Anti-Japanese War Museum, and Heshun Alley, and no food, guide, or activity prices are documented.

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