Other parts of Sichuan

Mengding Mountain (蒙顶山), located in the city of Ya’an, Sichuan Province, in the southwestern part of the Sichuan Basin, is a picturesque and culturally significant mountainous area. With a total area of 54 square kilometers, its terrain rises to the north and descends to the south, culminating at its highest peak, Shangqing Peak, standing at

Niubei Mountain (牛背山, Bull Back Mountain), located in Yingjing County, Ya’an City, Sichuan Province, was originally known as Dakuang Mountain or Wild Buffalo Mountain. Acting as the watershed between the Qingyi River and Dadu River, its summit stands at an elevation of 3,666 meters. The mountain gained its name due to a prominent cliff on

Shunan Bamboo Sea (蜀南竹海, Shunnan Bamboo Forest), located in Yibin City, Sichuan Province, spans a vast area of 10.2 square kilometers, covering over twenty steep ridges and more than five hundred peaks. Renowned as one of the “Four Wonders of Southern Sichuan” alongside Dinosaur Fossils, Stone Forests, and Hanging Coffins, this bamboo forest boasts a

Jianmen Pass (剑门关, Sword Gate Pass), located in Guangyuan City, Sichuan Province, stands at the junction of Da Jian Mountain, flanked by steep cliffs that ascend into the clouds. The peaks resemble swords piercing the sky, forming a natural gateway known as “Jianmen,” earning it the title of “the first grand pass in the world”