Chongqing + Wulong Fairy Mountain Skiing 1-Day Tour [Round-Trip Transportation + General Admission Ticket + Chinese Guide]

Important Notes:

1. This is a special offer tour with the same price for all visitors. As it already includes travel agency discounts, no additional ID discounts can be applied.

2. All visitors must carry their original, valid second-generation ID card when traveling. Once the guest's name and corresponding ID number are confirmed, they cannot be changed. This is required for purchasing attraction admission tickets at the scenic area. If visitors are unable to provide their ID due to personal reasons, they will need to pay a ticket price difference of 24 yuan per person.

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1. Fairy Mountain Ice and Snow Festival, an annual "Snowy Forest" tourism festival at Fairy Mountain, is a cultural tourism event themed around snow scenery.

Fairy Mountain Ski Resort features four ski trails, each equipped with a tow lift. Each trail is 65 meters wide with an average length of 500 meters. The resort can accommodate nearly 1,500 skiers and snow players simultaneously. Additionally, it utilizes world-class snowmaking equipment to ensure ample snow coverage.

Gather at the designated location in downtown Chongqing around 07:30 (exact time to be confirmed by your guide before 21:00 the day prior). Depart via the Yu-Xiang Expressway (160-180km highway section, approximately 2-2.5hr drive) to Wulong, then proceed to the summit of Fairy Mountain (about 1.5hr drive). Due to slippery winter roads, driving speed will be reduced. Upon entering Fairy Mountain attraction, explore the snow-covered "Fairy Mountain National Forest Park", renowned as the "Oriental Switzerland" (visit duration depends on weather conditions, minimum 3.5hrs). Marvel at the spectacular peaks, stroll through snow-blanketed forests, and enjoy snow activities. Enter the ski resort where you can optionally participate in various snow entertainment at your own expense: sledding, snow tubing, snowmobiling, building snowmen, and unlimited photography. You may also choose to take the sightseeing train (additional CNY25/person) to the Great Grassland to visit attractions like Pusa Tuo. The family interactive zone "Treetop Walk" (additional CNY70/person) offers perfect snow viewing and playing spots, allowing you to fully immerse in nature while overlooking the vast snowscape of Fairy Mountain's forest.

Friendly reminder:

1. Please pay attention to personal and property safety.

2. Some roads in the attraction may be icy during winter. Please take anti-slip precautions and avoid running or walking hastily on snowy surfaces.

3. During the peak season of the Ice and Snow Festival, long waiting times may occur due to the large number of visitors. We appreciate your understanding. Please come prepared with sufficient cold-weather clothing, windproof gear, and snacks.

4. Snow viewing and snow play activities are subject to weather conditions on the day. The travel agency will not be responsible if there is no snow due to weather conditions. During the Ice and Snow Festival, the attraction may be crowded, and guides may not be able to accompany you throughout the tour. Please gather at the designated time and location as instructed by your guide.

Ski slope preparation activity:

1. Familiarize yourself with the ski equipment. After putting on your ski boots and skis, start with warm-up activities at the beginner's practice area of the ski resort.

2. Standing on snow: When walking in snow boots, take moderate steps and land with your heels first. Before putting on the skis, place both skis on flat ground (do not put them on while on a slope). After putting on the skis, hold the ski poles with both hands and plant them in the snow on either side of your body for balance. At the same time, move your feet back and forth to get accustomed to the skis.

3. Walking on Snow. When walking forward or backward on flat terrain, keep your skis parallel, ensuring the tips and tails of both skis do not cross, and take small steps. When turning 360 degrees in place, keep each step's angle small, and avoid crossing the tips and tails of the skis to prevent losing balance and falling.

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Ski Resort Guidelines:

1. Be able to recognize and comply with all warning and instructional signs at the ski resort.

2. When descending, do not collide with people on the ski slope ahead, otherwise you will bear primary responsibility in the event of an accident.

When stopping to rest, move off the ski run to avoid obstructing others and prevent being hit by other skiers.

4. If you lose control and fall, quickly adjust your center of gravity by sitting back to avoid falling headfirst. Refrain from rolling over. Instead, lift your limbs, bend your body, and let yourself slide downward.

5. If you or someone else is injured, do not panic or attempt to handle it carelessly. Report the incident to the ski resort staff as soon as possible.

6. Only when your skills reach a certain level should you attempt skiing at higher-altitude resorts. Always ski within your ability and avoid pushing yourself too hard.

7. If you feel any abnormality with the equipment or uncertainty about the path ahead while sliding, you should stop temporarily.

8. Skiers with poor eyesight should avoid wearing contact lenses while skiing. If the lenses fall out after a fall, the chances of recovering them are almost nonexistent. It is recommended to wear framed glasses with resin lenses, as they are less likely to shatter upon impact.