GUNUNG · People's Republic of China
Mount Emei
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Information
- Elevation
- 3.099 m
- Country
- People's Republic of China (CN)
- Mountain type
- Mountain
- Volcanic?
- No (non-volcanic)
- Coordinates
- 29.5197, 103.3325
Description
Mount Emei (3,099 m) is a mountain in People's Republic of China, one of China's notable mountains.
Gallery
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Routes
Bus + Kereta Gantung ke Puncak Emas
Ringan (mayoritas berkendara, sedikit jalan kaki)A fast, popular option: take a sightseeing bus from Baoguo Temple bus station to Leidongping (~1–1.5 hours' drive), then a short walk to Jieyin Hall and the Jinding cable car up to the Golden Summit. From the upper station it is about a 15-minute uphill walk to the top. A common itinerary: bus + cable car for sunrise at Jinding, then descend and walk the lower section via Wannian and the monkey zone for those who still want some trail time.
SourceJalur Pilgrim Penuh — Baoguo → Puncak Emas (Jinding)
Berat (puluhan ribu anak tangga, beda tinggi sangat besar)The classic on-foot climb from Baoguo Temple (~500 m), ascending almost continuous stone steps via Qingyin Pavilion (where the trail splits and the wild monkey zone begins), Wannian Temple, then up past Xixiang Chi (Elephant Bathing Pool) and Leidongping (~2,500 m) to the Golden Summit/Jinding (~3,079 m). The route totals about 48 km with tens of thousands of stone steps (often cited as ~50,000–60,000) and thousands of metres of gain; usually done over 2–3 days, overnighting at temples or guesthouses along the way.
SourceClimbing Experiences
Hiking Mount Emei (Emeishan) in Sichuan, one of China's Four Sacred Buddhist Mountains and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its highest point Wanfo Ding ~3,099 m and the Golden Summit (Jinding ~3,079 m) where the Samantabhadra/Puxian statue faces a sea of clouds. The classic climb ascends tens of thousands of stone steps from Baoguo Temple via Qingyin Pavilion, the wild monkey zone, Wannian Temple, up to the Golden Summit — usually 2–3 days. A fast alternative uses a bus to Leidongping then a cable car to the Golden Summit. The videos and guides below — in English and Mandarin — document real experiences: endless stairs, monkeys, sunrise, and the sea of clouds.
References
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