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What is the schedule for the opening hours and closing days of scenic spots in China?

Three general rules: 1. Museums are closed on Mondays (except for public holidays) — including the National Museum of China, the Palace Museum, Shaanxi History Museum, Shanghai Museum, etc., so be sure to pay attention when planning your itinerary; 2. Most scenic spots open between 7:30 and 8:30, with mountain and nature attractions shortening their hours in winter, and highland attractions possibly closing earlier; 3. Ticket prices and hours vary between peak and off-peak seasons — most attractions distinguish between off-peak and peak seasons (April–October is peak season), with ticket prices differing by 20–50%. In addition, highland and mountain-type attractions

Updated on 2026-10-28

Three general rules: 1. Museums are closed on Mondays (except for public holidays) — such as the National Museum of China, the Palace Museum, Shaanxi History Museum, Shanghai Museum, etc., so make sure to pay attention when planning your itinerary; 2. Most scenic spots open around 7:30–8:30, with mountainous and natural scenic areas shortening their opening hours in winter, and highland scenic spots may close early; 3. Ticket prices and times differ between peak and off-peak seasons — most scenic spots have peak and off-peak seasons (April–October is peak), and ticket prices can differ by 20–50%. Additionally, highland and mountain scenic spots may close temporarily due to extreme weather (Jiuzhaigou, Zhangjiajie, Huangshan, Huashan), so these types of spots should be scheduled mid-itinerary rather than on the last day. Practical advice: check the official WeChat account or website of the scenic spot before departure; this is the only accurate source of information.