5A Tourism Area
Designated 2007
Mount Pan
盘山风景名胜区
Tianjin, Jizhou★ 4.4Designated 2007·39.5787°N, 117.1138°E
Ticket Price
CNY 78 (cable car one-way CNY 60/round-trip CNY 120 extra)
Duration
4 to 6 hours
Rating
4.4 / 5.0
Designated
2007
About Mount Pan
Mount Pan is a scenic mountain area in Jizhou, Tianjin, known as the "First Mountain East of Beijing." With its pine forests, unusual rock formations, and Buddhist temple ruins dating to the Tang dynasty, it has been a retreat for emperors and scholars for centuries. Highlights include the Three Pools, Songlin Stone, and the cliff-side Buddhist grottoes.
Highlights
A renowned mountain scenic area near Tianjin famed for rocks, pines, and streams ('No.1 mountain east of the capital'); highlights include natural peaks, the Tiancheng Temple, and the Woyun Pavilion.
Suggested Route
Take the cable car up, visit key temples and ridge viewpoints, then descend on foot or by slide; allow half a day.
Food & Lodging
Try mountain trout and farm dishes at base restaurants; stay in Jixian guesthouses or Tianjin.
Facilities
Cable cars, restrooms, restaurants, and shuttle buses; mountain paths uneven, limited wheelchair access. Signage Chinese/English (unverified).
Travel Tips
Check official website for current information. Respect local customs and regulations. Best visited during mild weather seasons.
Location
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Opening Hours
Peak season (May-Oct): 7:30-17:30; Off-season: 8:00-16:30.
Getting There
Located in Jizhou District, Tianjin (~100 km from city center); long-distance bus from Tianjin/Tangshan; ~110 km from Tianjin Binhai Airport.
Reservation
Advance online reservation via official platform recommended; on-site tickets available.
Ticket Price
CNY 78 (cable car one-way CNY 60/round-trip CNY 120 extra)
Address
Wenshanzhuangzumiaozu Autonomous Prefecture Wenshan County
