When will the 2020 epidemic scenic spots reopen? Attached is the opening schedule of various places!

As we all know, the new coronavirus can be transmitted from person to person. Therefore, before the 2020 Spring Festival, many restaurants, scenic spots, and passenger transport were closed to prevent the spread of the epidemic. However, as the epidemic situation improves, scenic spots in some areas have gradually opened. So, when will the 2020 epidemic scenic spots reopen? Dongguan Feng Chao sorted out the opening hours of scenic spots in various places as follows:

When will the 2020 epidemic scenic spots reopen? Attached is the opening schedule of various places!

1. When will scenic spots in Sichuan Province reopen?

On February 20, scenic spots in Sichuan Province resumed their operations, and proposed that scenic spots must purchase tickets online with real-name information , the daily reception volume must not exceed 50% of the daily maximum capacity, and scenic spots must set up temporary isolation points.

2. When will scenic spots in Yunnan Province reopen?

On February 20, the "Yunnan Provincial Tourism Scenic Spots Association's Guidelines for the Orderly Opening of Tourist Scenic Spots to Combat the New Coronavirus Epidemic" was released, proposing that the opening hours of various tourist attractions be subject to the unified command of the local government's epidemic prevention and control leading group, and be opened in an orderly and controlled manner after approval or reporting. On that day, Lijiang's tourism industry fully resumed operations. During the buffer period of recovery and growth, the daily reception volume shall not exceed 50% of the daily maximum capacity. After the epidemic is lifted, all scenic spots will resume normal operations.

3. When will the scenic spots in Nanjing, Jiangsu reopen?

The Nanjing Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism has decided that the city’s tourist attractions will resume operations in batches and in an orderly manner starting from February 20. However, Nanjing's tourist attractions that mainly focus on indoor visits will not resume operations for the time being. The first batch of open areas will mainly include open scenic spots, or outdoor areas of open areas of scenic spots, as well as necessary public service facilities.

4. When will scenic spots in Zhejiang Province reopen?

Zhejiang Tiantai Mountain Scenic Area (Shiliang Scenic Area, Huading Scenic Area, Qiongtai Scenic Area, Chicheng Scenic Area, Longchuanxia Scenic Area) will resume opening to the public on February 21 (opening hours 8:00-16:00). The opening hours of Guoqing Scenic Area and Jigong's Former Residence will be notified separately.

5. When will Anhui Huangshan Scenic Area reopen?

On the evening of February 20, the Huangshan Municipal Culture and Tourism Bureau learned that from February 21, 49 A-level tourist attractions in the city that were temporarily closed due to the COVID-19 epidemic will be reopened in an orderly manner in a classified and step-by-step manner. Among them, 23 A-level attractions such as Huangshan Scenic Area will be the first to resume operations.

6. The opening schedule of the first batch of well-known scenic spots is released

In view of the positive changes in the epidemic situation, Nanjing City has decided to resume operations in tourist attractions across the city in batches and in an orderly manner starting from February 20. The first batch includes 11 scenic spots and parks, and the open areas are open scenic spots or outdoor areas of open areas of scenic spots, including Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, Xuanwu Lake, Nanjing City Wall, etc.

Starting from February 19, the West Lake in Hangzhou, Zhejiang will open the closed park attractions in an orderly manner according to regulations. In principle, the open-air paid attractions will be open during normal business hours. The scenic area implements controllable and orderly tours. To ensure safety, the scenic area will conduct real-time tourist volume control. In principle, the daily reception volume shall not exceed 50% of the carrying capacity, and group tourists shall be arranged to enter the park at intervals in different time periods. It is recommended that group tourists do not exceed 30 people. All visitors are required to wear masks during their visit.

Several scenic spots in some areas have also joined the ranks of opening. On February 20, Ctrip's global entertainment platform released the first batch of "Opening Schedules for Famous Scenic Spots". According to the information released by the scenic spots, more than 20 famous scenic spots including West Lake, Confucius Temple, Xuanwu Lake, Thousand Buddha Mountain Scenic Area, Keyan Scenic Area, Tushita Heaven Scenic Area, Xinchang Big Buddha Temple Scenic Area, Lu Xun's Former Residence Scenic Area, Guyan Painting Village Scenic Area, Yunhe Terraces Scenic Area, Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum Scenic Area, Yuhuatai Scenic Area, Nanjing City Wall Scenic Area, Longhu Mountain, Zhouzhuang, and Shenxianju have announced their opening. In early March, more scenic spots will be opened, including Yunshang Grassland, Anji Lingxi Mountain Scenic Area, Daming Mountain Scenic Area, etc., which are expected to open on March 1.

For the opening status of the first batch of scenic spots, tourists can log in to the Ctrip scenic spot page to view the latest scenic spot announcements. According to statistics, among the more than 8,000 domestic scenic spots that sell tickets on the Ctrip platform, the proportion of scenic spots that are currently open is still very low, but as the epidemic is brought under control, more scenic spots are expected to join the ranks of opening in the future. Ctrip travel experts remind that this is still an important time for the prevention and control of the new coronavirus epidemic. When visiting scenic spots, tourists must take protective measures and cooperate with scenic spot management.

Now that the epidemic situation is improving, I believe that it won’t be long before everyone can visit the surrounding scenic spots.