Trekking Trip
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When thinking of China, its mountainous heritage often doesn't come to mind. Yet, there are numerous mountains, and it was among these mountains that one of the world's most important philosophical schools developed: Taoism.
Due to this baptism at high altitude, many mountains are still considered sacred today, such as Mount Qingcheng, in the heart of Sichuan.
Trekking through sacred mountains is a travel package where we'll cover a lot of ground together: physically, ascending and descending some of the most striking and powerful peaks; and mentally, immersing ourselves in the culture, relaxation, archaeology, flavors, and beauty of lesser-known neighborhoods in cities like Chengdu or Mianyang.
Each day is a special day with a unique itinerary to experience. Discover it all.
Day1:
Arrival in Chengdu β we'll visit the Kuanzhai Xiangzi area: one of the oldest neighborhoods in Chengdu, where you can still find traditional houses and the lifestyle of the inhabitants of the old Sichuan capital, which now has 16,000,000 inhabitants!
In this neighborhood, you can see many historical buildings dating back to the Ming and Qing dynasties.
What to do:
Stroll through the narrow streets and admire the traditional architecture.
Visit Chengdu's famous tea shops.
Take breaks in typical restaurants and savor local cuisine.
Visit Wuhou Temple, a Taoist temple dating back to the 3rd century AD.
Enjoy a traditional massage as a welcome treat. Β
Day2:
Chengdu β we'll visit Huanglongxi: an ancient town over 2000 years old, located about a 2-hour drive from Chengdu. It's known as the "back garden". The town consists of a lake, two rivers, three temples, seven streets, and nine alleys; according to Feng Shui, this is a magical city full of positive energy.
Within the town, there is a complex of buildings dating back to the Ming and Qing dynasties, covering an area of over 30,000 square meters.
In this town, there is also the Anlan Bridge, a stone bridge dating back to the 3rd century AD.
Days 3-4:
From Chengdu β to Mount Qingcheng β passing also through Mount Qingcheng Qian Shan β from Mount Qingcheng Hou Shan β and then back to Chengdu
Mount Qingcheng is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and, as mentioned, it was within the framework of its mountainous nature that Taoism was born and developed.
The mountain is divided into two parts: the front part (Qian Shan) and the back part (Hou Shan), two very different landscapes! The front part is characterized by a natural landscape, while the back part presents a fantastic landscape with waterfalls and Buddhist and Taoist caves.
Here you can also find the Shangqing Palace, a Taoist palace dating back to the 3rd century AD, and the Jianfu Temple, a Taoist temple dating back to the 6th century AD. We will admire the panoramic view from the top of the mountain and take walks in nature.
The next day we will arrive at Mount Qingcheng Hou Shan β where we will see waterfalls and Buddhist and Taoist caves, we will be immersed in the wild nature of the sacred forest and visit the Yuantong Temple, a Taoist temple dating back to the 2nd century AD.
Also interesting is the city of Dujiangyan, located at the foot of Mount Qingcheng.
In the evening we will return to Chengdu.
Day 5:
From Chengdu β to Mianyang β passing through Pingwu Baoen Si β Shengshui Si / Luohan Si
Mianyang, with a history of over 2200 years, is the birthplace of the Chinese poet Li Bai and one of the Eight Great Prose Masters of the Tang Dynasty, Ouyang Xiu.
The city boasts 18 national treasures, although they are quite dispersed and not close to each other.
Pingwu Baoen Si:
- Here you will find ancient buildings from the Ming dynasty, one of the most complete in China, nicknamed the "Forbidden City of the Mountain". This city has an exceptional history that you will discover as soon as you set foot on its streets.Β
- In the same area, we also have several thousand-year-old temples and the statue of Guanyin with a thousand hands, carved from a single piece of wood. The Lotus Sutra prayer wheel and the 9,999 dragons that adorn the temple, from which comes the nickname "Palace of the Dragons of the Deep Mountain".
Shengshui Si and Luohan Si:
- Here is the Temple of Sacred Water, one of the oldest Buddhist temples in southwest China, dating back over 1300 years.
- The Temple of the Luohan, which houses a collection of Arhat statues.
A magical place for trekking; the Pingwu area is in fact rich in hiking trails and breathtaking mountain landscapes.
Days 6:
In Mianyang, we will visit Dou Tuan Shan Yun Yan Si β Sanxingdui (Guanghan) β and return to Chengdu (The distance between Mianyang and Chengdu is about 200 kilometers)
Dou Tuan Shan:
- Mount Dou Tuan is a sacred place for both Buddhism and Taoism. Its history dates back to the Southern Liang dynasty (502-557), with a period of prosperity during the Tang (618-907) and Song (960-1279) dynasties and a peak during the Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1912) dynasties.
- The Yun Yan Si temple, located on the mountain, was built during the Tang dynasty. In the Song period, the Fei Tian Cang (called the "Starry Chariot" by Taoists) and its pavilion were built, which houses the oldest and best-preserved rotating prayer wheel in China.
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Continuing the ascent, after the Fei Tian Cang pavilion, you can reach the top of the mountain and admire the "Iron Bridge Crossing".
Sanxingdui:
- The Sanxingdui site, considered one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of the 20th century, boasts a history of over 5000 years.
The Sanxingdui Museum is considered one of the six most mysterious museums in China.
Day 7:
From Chengdu we will go to Leshan Da Fo β Jiajiang Qianfo Yan β Emei Jin Ding (to admire the sunrise)
Driving time:
Chengdu β Leshan: 1.4 hours
Leshan β Qianfo Yan: 1 hour
Qianfo Yan β Emei Jin Ding: 40 minutes
Leshan Da Fo (Leshan Giant Buddha):
The Leshan Giant Buddha is a statue depicting the seated Maitreya Buddha, standing 71 meters tall and considered the largest stone sculpture in all of China.
Carved into the rock of a sacred mountain full of temples, it is the destination of millions of pilgrims each year. Its construction began in 713 AD, during the first year of the Kaiyuan era of the Tang dynasty, and was completed in 803 AD, during the nineteenth year of the Zhenyuan era, for a total of about 90 years.
The Buddha's head is at the height of the mountain and measures 14.7 meters in height and 10 meters in width. It has 1051 hairs and ears 7 meters long.Β
On either side of the Buddha, along the cliffs that line the river, there are two statues of celestial guardians over 16 meters tall. To the right of the Buddha is an ancient winding path of nine curves, dating back to the time of the statue's construction and used both for work and for pilgrimages.
Jiajiang Qianfo Yan (Jiajiang Thousand Buddha Cave):
Jiajiang County was established in 593 AD, during the Kaihuang era of the Sui dynasty. Its name comes from its picturesque location, with "two mountains facing each other and a river flowing in between". Here is the Thousand Buddha Cave. It is estimated that the 162 caves in the area house over 2470 rock sculptures, from which the name "Thousand Buddha Cave" derives. The creation of these rock sculptures began shortly before the Great Buddha of Leshan, during the Sui dynasty, with its peak during the Tang dynasty, lasting until the Ming and Qing dynasties.
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Emei Jin Ding (Emei Golden Summit):
- Huazang Temple, whose full name is Yongming Huazang, is located on the main peak of Mount Emei, in Leshan City, Sichuan Province, at an altitude of 3077 meters.
- The Golden Palace is one of the temples of Huazang and is the highest of all. Together with the temple, it forms a single complex known as Huazang Si or, more colloquially, Jin Ding (Golden Summit).
Days 8:
Emei Jin Ding β Emei β Baoguo Si β Emei Banshan β Chengdu
Time required:
On foot:
Emei Jin Ding β Baoguo: 4.5 hours
Baoguo Si β Emei Banshan: 4.5 hours
By car:
Emei Shan β Chengdu: 3 hours
Mount Emei:
Mount Emei is part of the Qionglai mountain range and is located on the southwestern edge of the Sichuan Basin in China. It rises from the Emei Plain and extends for 23 kilometers from north to south, with an area of approximately 110 square kilometers. Mount Emei is full of magical tradition and fantastic stories. In these mountains, many monks and hermits have found inspiration and enlightenment.
The main peaks are:
- Da Emei Shan (the highest, 3099 meters)
- Er Emei Shan
- San Emei Shan
- Si Emei Shan
Mount Emei boasts a rich culture: Buddhism, Taoism, martial arts, and tea culture flourish in this area. Many historical figures have left their poems here. In 1996, most of the cultural heritage of Mount Emei was inscribed on the UNESCO "World Heritage List".
Β Baoguo Temple:
Β Located at Fenghuangping, at the foot of Mount Emei in Emei City, Sichuan Province, Baoguo Temple is one of the eight main temples of Mount Emei and is the largest temple on the mountain. It was built during the Wanli reign of the Ming Dynasty (1573-1619).
Day 9:
From Chengdu β arriving at Xiong Mao Gu (1 hour to arrive) β and in the same area we will go to Guan Xian Gucheng β ZhongShu Ge β Dujiangyan β Nan Qiao β DuJiangyan JingquΒ
Xiongmaogu (Panda Valley):
Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding, is a world-renowned in-situ conservation, scientific research, public education and educational tourism base. The base covers an area of 2.38 square kilometers and is known worldwide for the protection and breeding of pandas and other endangered wildlife. At the end of 2020, the giant panda population had reached 215 individuals, the largest captive giant panda population in the world. Guanxian Gucheng (Guanxian Ancient Town):
An ancient town that accompanies the ancient thousand-year-old dam, an ancient town integrated with the landscape, an ancient town where you can savor life, an ancient town reachable by high-speed train. This town, once severely damaged by an earthquake, was inaugurated in 2012.Β
Zhongshuge:
The first cultural and tourist-themed bookstore, whose inspiration comes from the grand hydraulic engineering project of Dujiangyan. Dujiangyan:
Built at the end of the reign of King Zhaoxiang of Qin (circa 276-251 BC), the governor of Shu province, Li Bing, summarized the experience of previous water control projects and organized the population of the two banks of the Min River to build the Dujiangyan. The dam, built 2250 years ago, is still in use today and plays an important and beneficial role. It is the only large hydraulic engineering work in the world that still remains today, characterized by its free-flow irrigation without a dam.
Days 10:
Dujiangyan β Jiu Zhai Gou
Driving time: 6 hours (seems far but we will make stops in equally interesting places. The distance will be worth it; on the bus we will learn the Chinese language and play quizzes).
Jiu Zhai Gou:
The Jiu Zhai Gou National Nature Reserve comprises four main valleys: Shuzheng Gou, Zechawa Gou, Rize Gou and Zharu Gou, which in turn host a multitude of attractions of different sizes. The reserve is renowned for its calcareous lakes, waterfalls and calcareous deposits, offering a spectacle of rare beauty. The vastness, variety, quantity and beauty of the water formations, combined with the purity of the water and the pristine environment, make Jiu Zhai Gou a truly unique place. The reserve boasts a forest cover of over 80% and is home to 38 species of climbing plants and 74 species of rare and nationally protected plants. The wildlife is rich and diverse, with 122 species of terrestrial vertebrates, including 21 species of mammals, 93 species of birds, 4 species of reptiles and 4 species of amphibians. Jiu Zhai Gou has been awarded numerous recognitions, including: Β
UNESCO World Heritage Site
National Scenic Areas of Primary Importance
AAAAA Tourist Attraction
National Nature Reserve
National Geological Park
World Network of Biosphere Reserves It was also the first Chinese nature reserve to be established with the primary goal of protecting the beauty of the natural landscape.
Days 11 and 12
Jiuzhaigou β Huanglong (Driving time: 2 hours) and the next day Huanglong β Chengdu (Driving time: 6 hours)
Huanglong Scenic Area:
The Huanglong Scenic Area covers 700 square kilometers and is located 100 kilometers from Jiuzhaigou, with an altitude ranging from 1700 to 5588 meters.
The central area hosts over 3000 colorful pools.
The main landscape is characterized by surface calcareous formations with vibrant colors and intricate shapes, mainly concentrated in Huanglong Gou, a canyon about 3.6 kilometers long.
The canyon is rich in calcium carbonate deposits and boasts a rich flora and fauna.
In 1992, the Huanglong Scenic Area was inscribed on the UNESCO "World Heritage List".
Days 13:
Stroll in Chengdu city:
Dupu catang, Jin Li, Relax
Dupu catang: Built during the Shaosheng reign of the Northern Song dynasty (1094-1097), it is more than 900 years old.
Jin Li: A 350-meter long folk street that adopts the architectural style of ancient Sichuan cities of the late Qing period and the early Republic of China, which blends with the style of the existing Qing buildings of the Wuhouci Museum.
Here we will also conclude with relaxing treatments and massages.
Β Would you like more information about the "Trekking on the Sacred Mountains" package or talk to one of our travel consultants without obligation?
Oxygen for your soul.
Want to know more about the "Trekking Sacred Mountains" package or speak with one of our travel consultants? Click here.
When thinking of China, its mountainous heritage often doesn't come to mind. Yet, there are numerous mountains, and it was among these mountains that one of the world's most important philosophical schools developed: Taoism.
Due to this baptism at high altitude, many mountains are still considered sacred today, such as Mount Qingcheng, in the heart of Sichuan.
Trekking through sacred mountains is a travel package where we'll cover a lot of ground together: physically, ascending and descending some of the most striking and powerful peaks; and mentally, immersing ourselves in the culture, relaxation, archaeology, flavors, and beauty of lesser-known neighborhoods in cities like Chengdu or Mianyang.
Each day is a special day with a unique itinerary to experience. Discover it all.
Day1:
Arrival in Chengdu β we'll visit the Kuanzhai Xiangzi area: one of the oldest neighborhoods in Chengdu, where you can still find traditional houses and the lifestyle of the inhabitants of the old Sichuan capital, which now has 16,000,000 inhabitants!
In this neighborhood, you can see many historical buildings dating back to the Ming and Qing dynasties.
Day2:
Chengdu β we'll visit Huanglongxi: an ancient town over 2000 years old, located about a 2-hour drive from Chengdu. It's known as the "back garden". The town consists of a lake, two rivers, three temples, seven streets, and nine alleys; according to Feng Shui, this is a magical city full of positive energy.
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Within the town, there is a complex of buildings dating back to the Ming and Qing dynasties, covering an area of over 30,000 square meters.
In this town, there is also the Anlan Bridge, a stone bridge dating back to the 3rd century AD.
Days 3-4:
From Chengdu β to Mount Qingcheng β passing also through Mount Qingcheng Qian Shan β from Mount Qingcheng Hou Shan β and then back to Chengdu
Mount Qingcheng is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and, as mentioned, it was within the framework of its mountainous nature that Taoism was born and developed.
The mountain is divided into two parts: the front part (Qian Shan) and the back part (Hou Shan), two very different landscapes! The front part is characterized by a natural landscape, while the back part presents a fantastic landscape with waterfalls and Buddhist and Taoist caves.
Here you can also find the Shangqing Palace, a Taoist palace dating back to the 3rd century AD, and the Jianfu Temple, a Taoist temple dating back to the 6th century AD. We will admire the panoramic view from the top of the mountain and take walks in nature.
The next day we will arrive at Mount Qingcheng Hou Shan β where we will see waterfalls and Buddhist and Taoist caves, we will be immersed in the wild nature of the sacred forest and visit the Yuantong Temple, a Taoist temple dating back to the 2nd century AD.
Also interesting is the city of Dujiangyan, located at the foot of Mount Qingcheng.
In the evening we will return to Chengdu.
Day 5:
From Chengdu β to Mianyang β passing through Pingwu Baoen Si β Shengshui Si / Luohan Si
Mianyang, with a history of over 2200 years, is the birthplace of the Chinese poet Li Bai and one of the Eight Great Prose Masters of the Tang Dynasty, Ouyang Xiu.
The city boasts 18 national treasures, although they are quite dispersed and not close to each other.
Pingwu Baoen Si:
- Here you will find ancient buildings from the Ming dynasty, one of the most complete in China, nicknamed the "Forbidden City of the Mountain". This city has an exceptional history that you will discover as soon as you set foot on its streets.Β
- In the same area, we also have several thousand-year-old temples and the statue of Guanyin with a thousand hands, carved from a single piece of wood. The Lotus Sutra prayer wheel and the 9,999 dragons that adorn the temple, from which comes the nickname "Palace of the Dragons of the Deep Mountain".
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Shengshui Si and Luohan Si:
- Here is the Temple of Sacred Water, one of the oldest Buddhist temples in southwest China, dating back over 1300 years.
- The Temple of the Luohan, which houses a collection of Arhat statues.
A magical place for trekking; the Pingwu area is in fact rich in hiking trails and breathtaking mountain landscapes.
Days 6:
In Mianyang, we will visit Dou Tuan Shan Yun Yan Si β Sanxingdui (Guanghan) β and return to Chengdu (The distance between Mianyang and Chengdu is about 200 kilometers)
Dou Tuan Shan:
- Mount Dou Tuan is a sacred place for both Buddhism and Taoism. Its history dates back to the Southern Liang dynasty (502-557), with a period of prosperity during the Tang (618-907) and Song (960-1279) dynasties and a peak during the Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1912) dynasties.
- The Yun Yan Si temple, located on the mountain, was built during the Tang dynasty. In the Song period, the Fei Tian Cang (called the "Starry Chariot" by Taoists) and its pavilion were built, which houses the oldest and best-preserved rotating prayer wheel in China.
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Continuing the ascent, after the Fei Tian Cang pavilion, you can reach the top of the mountain and admire the "Iron Bridge Crossing".
Sanxingdui:
- The Sanxingdui site, considered one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of the 20th century, boasts a history of over 5000 years.
The Sanxingdui Museum is considered one of the six most mysterious museums in China.
Day 7:
From Chengdu we will go to Leshan Da Fo β Jiajiang Qianfo Yan β Emei Jin Ding (to admire the sunrise)
Driving time:
Chengdu β Leshan: 1.4 hours
Leshan β Qianfo Yan: 1 hour
Qianfo Yan β Emei Jin Ding: 40 minutes
Leshan Da Fo (Leshan Giant Buddha):
The Leshan Giant Buddha is a statue depicting the seated Maitreya Buddha, standing 71 meters tall and considered the largest stone sculpture in all of China.
Carved into the rock of a sacred mountain full of temples, it is the destination of millions of pilgrims each year. Its construction began in 713 AD, during the first year of the Kaiyuan era of the Tang dynasty, and was completed in 803 AD, during the nineteenth year of the Zhenyuan era, for a total of about 90 years.
The Buddha's head is at the height of the mountain and measures 14.7 meters in height and 10 meters in width. It has 1051 hairs and ears 7 meters long.Β
On either side of the Buddha, along the cliffs that line the river, there are two statues of celestial guardians over 16 meters tall. To the right of the Buddha is an ancient winding path of nine curves, dating back to the time of the statue's construction and used both for work and for pilgrimages.
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Jiajiang Qianfo Yan (Jiajiang Thousand Buddha Cave):
Jiajiang County was established in 593 AD, during the Kaihuang era of the Sui dynasty. Its name comes from its picturesque location, with "two mountains facing each other and a river flowing in between". Here is the Thousand Buddha Cave. It is estimated that the 162 caves in the area house over 2470 rock sculptures, from which the name "Thousand Buddha Cave" derives. The creation of these rock sculptures began shortly before the Great Buddha of Leshan, during the Sui dynasty, with its peak during the Tang dynasty, lasting until the Ming and Qing dynasties.
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Emei Jin Ding (Emei Golden Summit):
- Huazang Temple, whose full name is Yongming Huazang, is located on the main peak of Mount Emei, in Leshan City, Sichuan Province, at an altitude of 3077 meters.
- The Golden Palace is one of the temples of Huazang and is the highest of all. Together with the temple, it forms a single complex known as Huazang Si or, more colloquially, Jin Ding (Golden Summit).
Days 8:
Emei Jin Ding β Emei β Baoguo Si β Emei Banshan β Chengdu
Time required:
On foot:
Emei Jin Ding β Baoguo: 4.5 hours
Baoguo Si β Emei Banshan: 4.5 hours
By car:
Emei Shan β Chengdu: 3 hours
Mount Emei:
Mount Emei is part of the Qionglai mountain range and is located on the southwestern edge of the Sichuan Basin in China. It rises from the Emei Plain and extends for 23 kilometers from north to south, with an area of approximately 110 square kilometers. Mount Emei is full of magical tradition and fantastic stories. In these mountains, many monks and hermits have found inspiration and enlightenment.
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The main peaks are:
- Da Emei Shan (the highest, 3099 meters)
- Er Emei Shan
- San Emei Shan
- Si Emei Shan
Mount Emei boasts a rich culture: Buddhism, Taoism, martial arts, and tea culture flourish in this area. Many historical figures have left their poems here. In 1996, most of the cultural heritage of Mount Emei was inscribed on the UNESCO "World Heritage List".
Β Baoguo Temple:
Β Located at Fenghuangping, at the foot of Mount Emei in Emei City, Sichuan Province, Baoguo Temple is one of the eight main temples of Mount Emei and is the largest temple on the mountain. It was built during the Wanli reign of the Ming Dynasty (1573-1619).
Day 9:
From Chengdu β arriving at Xiong Mao Gu (1 hour to arrive) β and in the same area we will go to Guan Xian Gucheng β ZhongShu Ge β Dujiangyan β Nan Qiao β DuJiangyan JingquΒ
Xiongmaogu (Panda Valley):
Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding, is a world-renowned in-situ conservation, scientific research, public education and educational tourism base. The base covers an area of 2.38 square kilometers and is known worldwide for the protection and breeding of pandas and other endangered wildlife. At the end of 2020, the giant panda population had reached 215 individuals, the largest captive giant panda population in the world. Guanxian Gucheng (Guanxian Ancient Town):
An ancient town that accompanies the ancient thousand-year-old dam, an ancient town integrated with the landscape, an ancient town where you can savor life, an ancient town reachable by high-speed train. This town, once severely damaged by an earthquake, was inaugurated in 2012.Β
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Zhongshuge:
The first cultural and tourist-themed bookstore, whose inspiration comes from the grand hydraulic engineering project of Dujiangyan. Dujiangyan:
Built at the end of the reign of King Zhaoxiang of Qin (circa 276-251 BC), the governor of Shu province, Li Bing, summarized the experience of previous water control projects and organized the population of the two banks of the Min River to build the Dujiangyan. The dam, built 2250 years ago, is still in use today and plays an important and beneficial role. It is the only large hydraulic engineering work in the world that still remains today, characterized by its free-flow irrigation without a dam.
Days 10:
Dujiangyan β Jiu Zhai Gou
Driving time: 6 hours (seems far but we will make stops in equally interesting places. The distance will be worth it; on the bus we will learn the Chinese language and play quizzes).
Jiu Zhai Gou:
The Jiu Zhai Gou National Nature Reserve comprises four main valleys: Shuzheng Gou, Zechawa Gou, Rize Gou and Zharu Gou, which in turn host a multitude of attractions of different sizes. The reserve is renowned for its calcareous lakes, waterfalls and calcareous deposits, offering a spectacle of rare beauty. The vastness, variety, quantity and beauty of the water formations, combined with the purity of the water and the pristine environment, make Jiu Zhai Gou a truly unique place. The reserve boasts a forest cover of over 80% and is home to 38 species of climbing plants and 74 species of rare and nationally protected plants. The wildlife is rich and diverse, with 122 species of terrestrial vertebrates, including 21 species of mammals, 93 species of birds, 4 species of reptiles and 4 species of amphibians. Jiu Zhai Gou has been awarded numerous recognitions, including: Β
UNESCO World Heritage Site
National Scenic Areas of Primary Importance
AAAAA Tourist Attraction
National Nature Reserve
National Geological Park
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World Network of Biosphere Reserves It was also the first Chinese nature reserve to be established with the primary goal of protecting the beauty of the natural landscape.
Days 11 and 12
Jiuzhaigou β Huanglong (Driving time: 2 hours) and the next day Huanglong β Chengdu (Driving time: 6 hours)
Huanglong Scenic Area:
The Huanglong Scenic Area covers 700 square kilometers and is located 100 kilometers from Jiuzhaigou, with an altitude ranging from 1700 to 5588 meters.
The central area hosts over 3000 colorful pools.
The main landscape is characterized by surface calcareous formations with vibrant colors and intricate shapes, mainly concentrated in Huanglong Gou, a canyon about 3.6 kilometers long.
The canyon is rich in calcium carbonate deposits and boasts a rich flora and fauna.
In 1992, the Huanglong Scenic Area was inscribed on the UNESCO "World Heritage List".
Days 13:
Stroll in Chengdu city:
Dupu catang, Jin Li, Relax
Dupu catang: Built during the Shaosheng reign of the Northern Song dynasty (1094-1097), it is more than 900 years old.
Jin Li: A 350-meter long folk street that adopts the architectural style of ancient Sichuan cities of the late Qing period and the early Republic of China, which blends with the style of the existing Qing buildings of the Wuhouci Museum.
Here we will also conclude with relaxing treatments and massages.
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