金华
Jinhua
Jinhua offers urban culture, mountain caves to the north and film-related tourism in Dongyang. Plan transport in separate stages for attractions in different county-level areas.
At a glance
- Stay
- 2–3 days
- Airports
- Rail or road access
- Region
- East China
Last updated: 10/14/2026
First visit
Arrive and settle in Jinhua
Start with arrival and where to stay, then choose your sights. Recheck transport and accommodation details before booking.
Arrival and transfers+
Travel from central Jinhua to the Shuanglong entrance, then plan your visit according to that day’s transport and cave openings. Allow separate time for mountain-road transfers and queues. Check routes between caves and do not enter closed connecting passages on your own.
Choosing accommodation+
Choose accommodation based on your destinations and transport options. Confirm your arrival time and the identity documents required for check-in.
Where next?
Save places you like, then use your saved list to build a trip.
Practical travel guides
Places to explore in Jinhua
Shuanglong Scenic Tourist Area
双龙风景旅游区
Shuanglong Scenic Tourist Area focuses on mountain surroundings and karst caves, with Shuanglong Cave and Binghu Cave offering different spatial experiences. This is not uninterrupted walking through level exhibition halls. Some routes involve narrow passages, steps and wet cave surfaces; choose according to your physical condition. Colored cave lighting changes how the rocks appear. Reference photographs show the lighting at the time, not the rock’s own colors or the current lighting scheme. The selected images mainly show cave interiors, not every section of the tourist area.
Hengdian World Studios Scenic Area
横店影视城景区
Hengdian World Studios consists of several filming and visitor areas. The Qin Palace, Along the River During the Qingming Festival and Ming and Qing Palaces present settings in different styles. These buildings mainly serve film production and themed experiences; they are not ancient palaces preserved on their original sites. Start with one or two areas that interest you most and allow transfer and performance-waiting time. Reference photographs show some historical sets and do not guarantee that any particular performance, filming activity or old set remains open.