Mount Emei is a famous tourist attraction in Sichuan, offering cultural heritage. Ticket: ¥60. Rating: 4.6/5.
Mount Emei
Mount Emei is a famous tourist attraction in Sichuan, offering cultural heritage. Ticket: ¥60. R…
🥇 5A Level ⭐ 4.6 🗺️ Sichuan 🏙️ Leshan 🏛️ Cultural
Spot Facts
| Level | 5A |
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| Rating | 4.6 |
| Site Area | 110 km² |
| Foreign name | Mount Emei |
Practical Info
| Ticket | 60元 |
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| Opening hours | 08:00-18:00 |
Mount Emei Tour Guide
Real coordinates · smooth curved routeMount Emei is one of China's four sacred Buddhist mountains, topping out at 3,079 m on the Golden Summit. The park splits into three belts: the low zone opens with the Baoguo and Fuhu temples, the mid zone holds Qingyin Pavilion, One Line Sky, the monkey area and Wannian Temple, and the high zone climbs from Leidongping by cable car to the summit. Classic two-day route: Day 1 enter at Baoguo Temple, take the shuttle to Wuxiangang, walk Qingyin Pavilion, One Line Sky and the monkey area, then ascend Wannian Temple and stay mid-mountain; Day 2 ride the cable car from Leidongping for the sunrise, sea of clouds and Buddha's halo, then ride back down. Trekkers can take the left branch via Hongchunping and Xixiang Pool.
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Baoguo TempleStart · EntranceStart from Baoguo Temple, hike the low mountain trail via Fuhu Temple to Qingyin Pavilion—the hub of the whole mountain route, where the east and west branches split. Why this route: The low-mountain highlight route; Qingyin Pavilion is the climbing hub.
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Fuhu Templeabout 1080 m (straight line) from the previous stop · Sight
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Qingyin Pavilionabout 4890 m (straight line) from the previous stop · JunctionReturn to Qingyin Pavilion and switch to the east branch, via Bailong Cave to Wannian Temple—the oldest temple on Mount Emei. Why this route: The east branch centers on Wannian Temple; the two lines meet at Qingyin Pavilion.
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One Line Skyabout 680 m (straight line) from the previous stop · Sight
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Monkey Areaabout 370 m (straight line) from the previous stop · SightThe west branch follows the Black Dragon Pool and One-Line Sky plank walk to the ecological monkey area; after watching the monkeys, retrace your steps to Qingyin Pavilion. Why this route: The west branch is known for One-Line Sky and the monkeys, and requires retracing your steps.
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Qingyin Pavilionabout 860 m (straight line) from the previous stop · JunctionReturn to Qingyin Pavilion and switch to the east branch, via Bailong Cave to Wannian Temple—the oldest temple on Mount Emei. Why this route: The east branch centers on Wannian Temple; the two lines meet at Qingyin Pavilion.
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Wannian Templeabout 6580 m (straight line) from the previous stop · Sight
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Wuxiangangabout 1520 m (straight line) from the previous stop · JunctionDescend from Wannian Temple to Wuxiangang and take the sightseeing bus directly to Leidongping at 2,400 m. Why this route: To transfer from the mid-mountain to the high mountain, you must change buses at Wuxiangang.
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Leidongpingabout 12520 m (straight line) from the previous stop · JunctionTake the Golden Summit cable car back to Jieyin Hall and Leidongping, then the sightseeing bus via Wuxiangang down the mountain to Baoguo Temple/Huangwan. Why this route: There is no loop in the high mountain area, so you must retrace your steps down.
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Jieyindian Cable Carabout 830 m (straight line) from the previous stop · JunctionWalk from Leidongping to Jieyin Hall, take the Golden Summit cable car, and climb to the Golden Summit to see the Samantabhadra statue. Why this route: the Golden Summit cable car is the only quick way up.
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Golden Summit (Samantabhadra Statue)about 1340 m (straight line) from the previous stop · Sight
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Wanfoding Peakabout 1500 m (straight line) from the previous stop · SightThe boardwalk west of the Golden Summit leads to Wanfo Summit, the highest point of Mount Emei (3,099 m). Why this route: Wanfo Summit is next to the Golden Summit; add it if you have energy.
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Jieyindian Cable Carabout 2770 m (straight line) from the previous stop · JunctionWalk from Leidongping to Jieyin Hall, take the Golden Summit cable car, and climb to the Golden Summit to see the Samantabhadra statue. Why this route: the Golden Summit cable car is the only quick way up.
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Leidongpingabout 830 m (straight line) from the previous stop · JunctionTake the Golden Summit cable car back to Jieyin Hall and Leidongping, then the sightseeing bus via Wuxiangang down the mountain to Baoguo Temple/Huangwan. Why this route: There is no loop in the high mountain area, so you must retrace your steps down.
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Wuxiangangabout 12520 m (straight line) from the previous stop · JunctionDescend from Wannian Temple to Wuxiangang and take the sightseeing bus directly to Leidongping at 2,400 m. Why this route: To transfer from the mid-mountain to the high mountain, you must change buses at Wuxiangang.
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Baoguo Templeabout 1070 m (straight line) from the previous stop · EntranceStart from Baoguo Temple, hike the low mountain trail via Fuhu Temple to Qingyin Pavilion—the hub of the whole mountain route, where the east and west branches split. Why this route: The low-mountain highlight route; Qingyin Pavilion is the climbing hub.
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Qingyin Pavilionabout 5340 m (straight line) from the previous stop · JunctionReturn to Qingyin Pavilion and switch to the east branch, via Bailong Cave to Wannian Temple—the oldest temple on Mount Emei. Why this route: The east branch centers on Wannian Temple; the two lines meet at Qingyin Pavilion.
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Hongchunpingabout 3310 m (straight line) from the previous stop · SightFrom Qingyin Pavilion's west branch, hike the full classic pilgrim trail via Hongchunping, Xianfeng Temple, and Xixiang Pool up to Leidongping; takes 1-2 days. Why this route: suited to hikers, with temples all along the way.
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Xixiang Poolabout 7590 m (straight line) from the previous stop · Junction
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Leidongpingabout 3590 m (straight line) from the previous stop · JunctionTake the Golden Summit cable car back to Jieyin Hall and Leidongping, then the sightseeing bus via Wuxiangang down the mountain to Baoguo Temple/Huangwan. Why this route: There is no loop in the high mountain area, so you must retrace your steps down.
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