🚢Putuoshan requires a ferry transfer.
Visitors need to take a boat between the mainland and Putuoshan Island. During peak travel periods, weekends, and holidays, ferry waiting times may be longer.
🌧Ferry schedules are weather dependent.
In case of strong winds, heavy rain, or other unsuitable sea conditions, ferry services may be delayed or temporarily suspended. The itinerary may need to be adjusted accordingly for safety reasons.
🆓Incense Offering
Temples on Putuoshan usually provide three free incense sticks for visitors. There is no need to purchase expensive incense from vendors outside the temples or near the pier.
⚠Temple Etiquette
When entering temple halls, step over the threshold rather than on it. During worship, walk around Buddhist statues in a clockwise direction and keep a quiet, respectful manner. Please avoid taking photos directly of Buddha statues unless photography is permitted.
👟Comfortable Clothing & Footwear
Putuoshan involves many walking paths, stone steps, and uphill sections. Comfortable, non-slip shoes are highly recommended. The coastal sun can be strong, so bring sun protection and an umbrella in case of changing weather.