introduce

Qinghai Lake Fairy Bay Scenic Spot is located on the north shore of Qinghai Lake, integrating plateau wetlands, lakes and mountains, sea festivals, Tibetan customs, myths and legends. Fairy Bay Scenic Area is the hometown of whooper swan, a national second-class protected animal. Thousands of whooper swans inhabit here in autumn and winter.    

Li Shangyin, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, once wrote a poem, "Auntie of Yaochi opens the window, and the singing of yellow bamboo moves to mourn." This poem tells us that the Queen Mother of the West has not been able to wait for the arrival of her sweetheart. Here, it adds a bit of aura to Qinghai Lake in winter. And the name of Fairy Bay comes from this.    


From June to October every year, the Fairy Bay Wetland blooms flowers of different colors in different seasons, forming a sea of ​​flowers, just like a carpet woven by nature.    

opening hours

08:30-19:00 all year round (last admission 17:00)

Preferential treatment policy

child:Height below 1.2 meters (inclusive), free; height 1.2 meters (inclusive) - 1.4 meters (inclusive), half price
student:Full-time college, middle and primary school students (excluding adult education, graduate students) with a valid student ID card, half price
elder:70 years old (inclusive) and above with old age certificate or ID card, free of charge; 60 years old (inclusive) to 70 years old (excluding) with old age certificate or ID card, half price
the disabled:With a disability certificate, free
soldier:All active soldiers are free of charge with their military officer ID, soldier ID, disabled military ID, and student ID
Supplementary Note:The above information is for reference only. For specific information, please refer to the disclosure of the scenic spot on the day. During the off-season operation period, there are no preferential policies for scenic spot tickets.

must see tips

Autumn and winter after the National Day is a good time for bird watching in Fairy Bay.