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Every entry below was checked against official announcements — park administrations, municipal governments, and official booking channels — and carries the date we verified it. When a rule changes, we re-verify and re-date the entry rather than leaving a number we cannot stand behind.
The deep version of each entry lives on its own page; this hub is the fast answer.
| Attraction | Status | What changed / what to know | Verified | Full check |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tianmen Mountain (Zhangjiajie) | ⚠️ Open with changes | Main cableway fully suspended since Oct 13 for upgrade work; only C-line route sold; last entry 16:00 | 2026-10-19 | Details |
| Mogao Caves (Dunhuang) | ✅ Open | Year-round; winter tickets ¥140 with 10 caves from Dec 1 (vs ¥238 / 8 caves now) | 2026-10-19 | Details |
| Jiuzhaigou (Sichuan) | ✅ Open | Peak rules through Nov 15; 41,000/day cap; winter policy not yet announced | 2026-10-19 | Details |
| Terracotta Army (Xi'an) | ✅ Open | Off-season hours (last entry 16:30) from Nov 16 | 2026-10-19 | Details |
| Gulangyu (Xiamen) | ✅ Open | 15-day ferry booking window confirmed; pier renovation notice Oct 12 — re-check night sailings | 2026-10-19 | Details |
| Huangshan (Anhui) | ✅ Open | 2026 prices confirmed; winter pricing (¥150) from Dec 20 | 2026-10-19 | Details |
How we check: official sources only — scenic-area administrations, city government notices, and the official booking channels themselves. We do not quote third-party resellers' numbers. Every entry shows the exact date verified; if we could not verify something (like Jiuzhaigou's upcoming winter policy), we say so instead of guessing.
Jump to a specific guide: Terracotta Army · Mogao Caves · Jiuzhaigou · Gulangyu ferry · Tianmen Mountain · Huangshan.
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