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The Grain Rain season nourishes Mount Panshan, where picturesque scenery awaits your arrival.

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Frequent rains and frosty breaks bring crisp, serene air; willows sway in green, tea exudes fragrance, and swallows weave through the loom.

The cuckoo’s call heralds the waning days of spring, and there are countless tasks—sowing, transplanting, and tending the crops.

Grain Rain is the last solar term of spring.

Marking the deepening of spring.

It also heralds the imminent arrival of summer.

At this time of year

Rain nourishes the earth.

All things thrive.

The land presents a scene brimming with vitality.

Guyu, derived from the phrase “rain gives rise to all grains,” At this time, precipitation increases markedly; newly transplanted rice seedlings and freshly sown crops in the fields are in greatest need of rain to thrive. With ample and timely rainfall, cereal crops can grow vigorously.

In folk tradition, the Guyu solar term is marked by customs such as picking Guyu tea, taking a walk during Guyu, offering sacrifices to the sea, enjoying spring foods, and admiring flowers.

During the Grain Rain season,

All things revive, and myriad flowers vie in splendor.

Nature has revealed its most dazzling splendor.

At this time, the winding mountain path is nothing short of breathtaking. The trees on the hillside thrive in lush greenery, as if draping the earth in a verdant cloak. Flowers bloom in profusion across the mountains and fields, painting the entire forest in a kaleidoscope of colors; each variety vies with the others for splendor, infusing the landscape with an extraordinary sense of vitality and life. A delicate floral fragrance mingles in the air, leaving one feeling refreshed and at peace. Meanwhile, a babbling brook winds through the hills, its crystal‑clear waters revealing the stones beneath, perfectly complementing the surrounding scenery.

This weekend, Why not leave behind the city’s hustle and bustle and head to Panshan, where you can connect intimately with nature and savor its unique tranquility and beauty?

Friendly Reminder

Scenic Area Opening Hours

Opening Hours : Fully open to the public: March 16–November 15, 7:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.; partially open: From November 15 to March 15 of the following year, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., during the forest fire prevention period, the scenic area is open only as far as Wansong Temple.

Operating hours for the Panshan Cable Car and sightseeing buses: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.;

Note: 1. All cable cars will undergo maintenance every Monday morning and will be out of service. (Except on statutory holidays.) 2. The official operating hours are subject to the latest announcements issued by the scenic area.

Experienced driver’s self-drive trip

Beijing direction Take the Airport Expressway–Jingping Expressway–Pan Shan exit, and drive directly to the Pan Shan Scenic Area.

Tianjin direction Jinji Expressway—Exit at Panshan, Direct access to Panshan Scenic Area 。

Northeast direction Take the Beijing–Shenyang Expressway, then the Tianjin–Ji (Jingjin) Expressway, and exit at Panshan. Direct access to Panshan Scenic Area 。

Jeep ride

By train:

Beijing direction From Beijing East Railway Station to Jizhou Railway Station, transfer to Bus Route 11, a tourist express line, which goes directly to Panshan.

Tianjin direction From Tianjin North Railway Station to Jizhou Railway Station, transfer to Bus Route 11, a tourist express line, which goes directly to Panshan.

By car:

Beijing direction Board at Beijing Sihui Bus Station and alight at Jizhou Bus Station, then transfer to Bus Route 11, a tourist express line, which goes directly to Panshan.

Beijing to Panshan direct service Starting April 3, a daily one-day tour from Beijing to Panshan will be available. For more details, please click the link below.

be Click here to learn about the direct one-day tour from Beijing to Panshan.

Tianjin direction Board at the Tianjin Tongsha Passenger Transport Station and alight at the Jizhou Passenger Transport Station. Then transfer to Bus Route 11, a tourist express line, which goes directly to Panshan.

Tianjin–Panshan direct service Starting April 3, Tianjin Bus Route 188 will provide direct service to Panshan, departing at 7:30 a.m. daily and returning to Tianjin at 4:30 p.m. For more details, please click the link below.

Click here to learn about the direct Tianjin–Panshan Route 188 express bus.

Jizhou Passenger Transport Station hotline: 022-29168558

Scenic Area Information Hotline

Ticketing Hall Information Phone: 022-29828186

Team business inquiry phone: 022-29821824

Ticket purchase link

Click the link above to search for Panshan, then go to the Panshan Scenic Area ticket‑purchase page to buy your tickets.

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