Mount Emei, known as the “Buddhist Paradise”, is one of the four famous Buddhist mountains in China, renowned for its beautiful natural scenery and profound Buddhist culture. Not only does this place have stunning natural landscapes such as sea of clouds, sunrise, and sunset, but it is also filled with numerous quaint and elegant temples, making it a holy place for tourists to cultivate their character, pray for blessings and make wishes.
Hot tourist attractions
Jinding: The highest point of Mount Emei, with an elevation of 3079 meters. Standing at Jinding, one can overlook the entire Emei Mountain scenic area, where the sea of clouds churns and the sunrise is magnificent, making it a must visit spot for tourists. Suitable for going in the morning to enjoy the magnificent sunrise.
Wannian Temple: One of the oldest temples on Mount Emei, it houses a 62 meter tall statue of a ten sided sage and is a landmark attraction of Mount Emei. Suitable for afternoon visits to experience the tranquility and solemnity of ancient temples.
Baoguo Temple: The first temple on Mount Emei, with the plaque “Baoguo Lord’s Grace” bestowed by Emperor Kangxi. It is quaint and elegant, and is a must visit place for pilgrims. Suitable for strolling in the early morning or evening to experience its unique cultural atmosphere.
Qingyin Pavilion: Located at the foot of Niuxin Ridge on Mount Emei, with the Shuangfei Bridge hanging in the sky, the scenery is beautiful and it is a great place for taking photos and souvenirs. Suitable for afternoon to evening sightseeing, enjoy the peaceful pleasure of mountains and waters.
Ecological Monkey Reserve: Located near Qingyin Pavilion, it is the largest natural ecological monkey reserve in China. Tourists can observe wild monkeys up close and feel the harmonious coexistence between humans and nature. Suitable for morning or afternoon tours, but please pay attention to safety and do not play with monkeys casually.