Longsheng Nanshan Grassland

　　Known as the "Roof of Longsheng," Nanshan is a gently undulating and expansive natural grassland—the widest highland plain in Longsheng. It is located at the northern end of Longsheng and is closely connected to the Nanshan Scenic Area in Chengbu, Hunan. Together, they are hailed as the "Hulunbuir of Southern China."

　　The Nanshan Grassland spans over 50,000 mu, with an elevation ranging between 1,500 and 1,700 meters. Ascending along the twisting mountain road "soaring through four hundred turns of verdant peaks," you’ll find yourself above the clouds in the high-altitude grassy slopes, where a breathtaking sea of clouds creates a majestic and lofty atmosphere reminiscent of standing atop the world’s highest peak. The seasons on the mountain are not distinctly defined. Apart from the brief winter when everything is covered in silver snow, the climate remains pleasant year-round, resembling spring and autumn—making Nanshan an ideal destination for vacationing and escaping the summer heat.

　　Admission & Opening Hours

　　20 RMB (half-price for those between 1.00 m and 1.40 m tall, free for those under 1.00 m). Open all day.

　　Transportation