Yalong Bay Tropic Paradise Forest Park

**★★★★★ Andrzej S — 11 months ago

Good Organization and Professional Service Right from the start, it’s clear that the park is well-prepared for tourists. Parking can take a bit of time, as it is four levels high and located on the side of a hill. However, local authorities in black uniforms and helpful police officers effectively manage the traffic, making it easy to find a spot even during peak hours. The descent from level 3 of the parking lot to the main gate involves stairs with several terraces, where you can already enjo

**★★★★★ Amanda Tan — a year ago

There are a few activities to do here. We took a Didi here. Foreigners can buy tickets directly at the manual counter. Can show digital passport photo for their processing. Basically to check the age. Free for kids below 6 years old, according to birth date. Discounted tickets for seniors above 60 years old. Tickets are not cheap but worth a go.

Went during the June period and it's their low peak season. Very hot and humid but few people and tour groups. Do bring sunblock and mosquito repellent

**★★★★☆ Bruno Monteiro — a month ago

Well worth the visit, as the views are breathtaking. The busses are in themselves a fun ride. But a bit disorganised so you might miss your stop. Also the glass observatory was closed for repairs.

**★★★★☆ Paul Allen — 10 months ago

If you're in Yalong bay, you should definitely check this place out for the views. The price is high - we paid 228 per person. The bus stops along the way, I recommend you get out on all the stops on the way to the top. The rope bridge and glass bridges are both the star of the show. However, it's super weird on the glass bridge, there will be people, signs and audio blasting out 'do not take photos of military instillations' every 2 minutes. This is because they put the glass bridge overlooking

**★★★☆☆ Andrew Goh — a year ago

Staying at the Bird’s Nest Hotel was such a unique and unforgettable experience. Each room is built on the edge of a mountain cliff, which sounded a bit nerve-wracking at first, but the incredible views of the ocean quickly made up for it. Our room was perched over 400 meters above sea level, and the cool breeze during Sanya’s winter made it feel so refreshing and peaceful.