Mount Qingcheng

Five-star review! The scenic area is picturesque, with clear waters, lush mountains, and fresh air. A stroll through it feels like stepping into a fairyland; every snapshot is a masterpiece without any filter. The facilities are excellent, the restrooms are clean and odor-free, the rest areas are well-distributed, and the staff are friendly and welcoming. The entire experience was fantastic, and the value for money is incredible. I've already recommended it to friends and family! A truly worthwhile trip! The scenic area not only boasts stunning natural scenery but also retains a rich cultural atmosphere. The guides' explanations are professional and engaging, adding depth to the journey. There are plenty of activities without crowds, convenient transportation and parking, and reasonable prices for food and accommodation. It's perfect for family trips or group travel. I'll definitely come back for a second visit! I must praise the cleanliness of this scenic area! There wasn't a single piece of litter on the wooden boardwalk, and the greenery was exceptionally well-maintained. Walking through it was incredibly pleasant. The staff were a pleasant surprise; they proactively helped with directions, shared hidden gems, and responded quickly to any questions. The scenery at the core attractions is breathtaking—cascading waterfalls and vibrant autumn foliage. This trip was definitely worth the price! I was so touched by the service at the scenic area! The itinerary was perfectly balanced, neither rushed nor boring. The tour leader was professional and attentive, not only proactively mitigating risks but also helping us find the best shooting angles, even arranging drone aerial photography. The scenic area boasts excellent ecological preservation, retaining its pristine beauty. The tranquility, far removed from the hustle and bustle of the city, is incredibly soothing. It's already on my list of places to revisit! A top choice for family trips! The scenic area offers numerous interactive activities suitable for children, with thorough safety measures, giving parents complete peace of mind. Numerous educational signs along the way ensure children can learn while having fun. The dining area offers child-friendly meals, and the rest area even has a mother and baby room. The facilities are thoughtful down to the smallest detail, making traveling with kids stress-free. My child keeps saying they want to come back! A delight for hiking enthusiasts! The scenic area's trails are well-planned, with moderate difficulty. The scenery changes with every step, offering both the grandeur of steep mountains and the serenity of streams and bamboo forests. Supply stations are well-stocked, and staff promptly remind visitors of safety precautions, ensuring comprehensive safety. The view from the summit is breathtaking; all fatigue is healed by the stunning scenery. Highly recommended for outdoor enthusiasts!

Qingcheng Mountain is a microcosm of Taoist culture. From Zhang Daoling's hermitage to spread his teachings, to the temples and monasteries built against the mountain, their upturned eaves have carried the incense of a thousand years, and their plaques and couplets hold the wisdom of the ancients. Walk across the suspended walkways, touch the mottled inscriptions, and amidst the morning bells and evening drums, understand the Eastern philosophy of "harmony between man and nature."

Mount QingCheng is one of the holy places for Taoism. The scenery is pretty, and multiple temple/locations for prayer. Recommend to take cable car to go up and walk your way down. please wear proper hiking shoes as certain places and be wet and slipperyJourney can take up to 5+ hours, prep enough snacks and drinks.

This is one of the four famous Taoist mountains in China. It is worth visiting many times. The first time I went there, I felt the beautiful scenery, it was just like a landscape painting. The second time I went there, I deeply felt the profound culture of Taoism. Taoism makes people understand the principles of work, life, study and life. The third time I went there, I was more familiar with it. I wanted to know more about the connotation and characteristics of this mountain, especially the legendary martial arts of the Qingcheng Sect seen in movies and TV series. Although Qingcheng Mountain is not very high, it is very complete for visiting here. There are cable cars going up and down the mountain, and you can even ride the bamboo slide poles in Sichuan, which is very interesting. This mountain is the first mountain in Shu.

Qingcheng Mountain, located in the southwest of Dujiangyan City, Chengdu City, Sichuan Province, is a famous scenic spot and Taoist mountain in Sichuan Province. It is not only a national AAAAA tourist attraction, but also a world cultural heritage site. It is known as "Qingcheng Tianxia" and is famous for its quiet and profound natural scenery and rich Taoist culture. Qingcheng Mountain is divided into two parts: the front mountain and the back mountain. The front mountain is centered on rich cultural relics and Taoist culture, while the back mountain is focused on natural scenery and leisure vacations, providing tourists with different tour experiences. The history of Qingcheng Mountain can be traced back to the Eastern Han Dynasty. At that time, the famous Taoist Zhang Daoling established Taoism here and founded Taoism, making Qingcheng Mountain one of the birthplaces of Taoism in China. Qingcheng Mountain is not only famous for its natural beauty, but also favored by tourists for its profound cultural heritage and religious significance.

- Quiet and peaceful: Qingcheng Mountain is known as "the most secluded place in the world". Surrounded by undulating peaks, lush forests and gurgling mountain streams, walking among them is like being in a natural green barrier, which can make people forget the hustle and bustle and troubles of the city. - Strong Taoist culture: As one of the birthplaces of Taoism in China, Qingcheng Mountain has many Taoist temples and cultural relics, such as the Shangqing Palace, which was built in the Jin Dynasty. The existing palace was built during the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty. Here you can feel the strong Taoist cultural atmosphere.

📍Mount Qingcheng·𝙦𝙞𝙣𝙜𝙘𝙝𝙚𝙣𝙜𝙨𝙝𝙖𝙣 “Worship the water at Dujiangyan and seek the way at Mount Qingcheng” 👫The quiet and tranquil environment relieves worries, and the people and scenery are all immortal. Take a sightseeing bus to the "First Mountain in Western Shu", walk to Yuecheng Lake, walk around the lake to the cableway, follow Shangqing Palace-Quanzhen Temple-Tianshi Cave-Zushi Hall-Dachi Tiangong to the top Laojun Pavilion, and finally take the cableway down the mountain, and then walk down the mountain. The whole walk takes 4 hours, and the highest altitude of Mount Qingcheng is 2434 meters. Mount Qingcheng is surrounded by clouds and mist, and it is really beautiful [color].

Qingcheng Mountain is very green, there are many trees, and there are many Taoists. Tourists lined up, one by one, and sweat rolled down the forehead, and they couldn't wipe it. The woman selling water on the mountain road had a brighter eye and a bigger voice. "Ice mineral water " she shouted, her voice pierced into the eardrum, more than the mountain wind. I think this mountain is about not a fairy mountain anymore. The Taoists were busy collecting tickets, the tourists were busy taking pictures, and even the stone monument "Qingcheng World Quiet" was also touched by the oil. The mountain is not the same as the mountain.