Yudaokou Grassland and Forest Scenic Area
御道口草原森林风景区 · Yùdàokǒu Cǎoyuán Sēnlín Fēngjǐngqū
Rolling Bashang grasslands, lakes and birch woods next to Saihanba, on the old imperial road into the Mulan hunting grounds.
No booking neededBring your passport1 day
Tip
Distances inside are long: the scenic loops are made for cars, so come with a driver rather than on public transport.
- Opening hours
- In 2026 open from 16 June, 05:30–20:00 (last tickets 19:00). Closes for the fire-prevention season in autumn; check before going in October.
- Price
- Through ticket ¥80 (2026). Separate tickets also exist: the western loop (four sights) ¥60, Moon Lake ¥30, the European-style garden ¥10.
- How to book
- Buy on Trip.com or at the ticket office with your passport. To be confirmed
- Getting there
- About 220–250 km north of Chengde (4 hours or more); combine with Saihanba on a 2-day trip by hired car or tour To be confirmed
- Address in Chinese
- 河北省承德市围场满族蒙古族自治县御道口牧场
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