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Glacier Valley Rafting

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The water source for Glacier Valley Rafting comes from Jiuhua Tianchi (Heavenly Lake), where the mountain spring water is crystal clear and meets national drinking water standards. In ancient times, people visiting Jiuhua Mountain to pray would purify their bodies and minds here. After bathing, changing clothes, and offering incense, they would follow the ancient post road to Jiuhua Mountain. The water of the heavenly lake is so sacred that you can feel its unique purity during your rafting adventure...

Glacier Valley Rafting

The water source for Glacier Valley Rafting comes from Jiuhua Tianchi, where the mountain spring water is crystal clear and meets national drinking water standards. In ancient times, people visiting Jiuhua Mountain to pray would purify their bodies and minds here. After bathing, changing clothes, and offering incense, they would follow the ancient post road to Jiuhua Mountain. The water of the heavenly lake is so sacred that you can feel its special qualities during your rafting experience, bringing you good fortune throughout your life. The Glacier Valley Rafting course lasts about 50 minutes with a drop of over 20 meters, making it the highest drop among nearby rafting spots. The starting section is specially designed with a dragon-shaped S-slide, offering more thrills and excitement compared to traditional rafting.

The entire course takes about 50 minutes with a drop of over 20 meters

Location: Jiuhua Tianchi Parking Lot, Maya Area, Chizhou City, Anhui Province

Driving Route: Shanghai to Jiuhua Tianchi is approximately 416 km, taking about 4.5 hours. Route: G50 Shanghai–Chongqing Expressway — Xuancheng–Tongling Expressway — Shanghai–Chongqing Expressway via Tongling towards Anqing/Chizhou. Exit at Jiuhua Mountain Airport Expressway Exit, then drive about 5 km to reach the destination.

Opening Hours: 8:00–17:00.

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