Is it worth buying the Jianshui Ancient City pass for your first visit?

Whether the Jianshui Ancient City pass is worth purchasing depends on your personal sightseeing needs and schedule. Here is an analysis: Pass Information: The Jianshui Ancient City pass costs 115 RMB and includes admission to five attractions: Zhu Family Garden, Confucian Temple, Imperial Examination Hall, Lin'an Prefecture Office, and Chaoyang Tower. After the first use, you must complete all visits within seven days. When it’s worth buying Planning to visit multiple attractions: If you are interested in history and culture and plan to visit several attractions included in the pass, buying the pass is more cost-effective. For example, a single ticket to Zhu Family Garden costs 35 RMB, and other attractions like the Confucian Temple also require separate tickets, so the pass can save you money. Ample time: The pass is valid for seven days. If you stay in the ancient city long enough to visit all the attractions one by one, you can fully utilize the pass’s value and avoid wasting money on tickets for attractions you don’t get to see due to time constraints. When it’s not worth buying Limited sightseeing: If you are only interested in a few attractions, such as just Zhu Family Garden and the Confucian Temple, buying individual tickets is more economical. Or if you are not very interested in historical and cultural sites and mainly want to experience the streets and alleys of the ancient city or enjoy local food, the pass is not cost-effective for you. Tight schedule: If your stay in the ancient city is short and you cannot visit all the attractions included in the pass within seven days, buying the pass may be a waste. It’s better to choose tickets for the attractions you are most interested in individually.