Cose da fare a mount-emei

A must-visit sightseeing destination near Chengdu! The entire area has a beautifully clean and nice environment with breathtakingly beautiful scenery as you walk up to the summit. It is an incredibly nice place to take photos, making it the perfect spot for a holiday that leaves you with nothing but good memories.

Superb great ride up ththe mountain to enjoy the beautiful sunrise after the snowy night before

- 一日游：早上乘坐景区观光车到雷洞坪，再换乘索道上金顶，游览金顶寺、普贤菩萨像等景点，下午欣赏云海、日落等自然景观后，乘坐索道和观光车下山。 - 二日游：第一天徒步登山或乘坐索道上金顶，游览金顶寺、普贤菩萨像等，晚上在金顶或山下住宿；第二天清晨观赏日出，之后继续游览舍身崖等景点，下午下山。

Baoguo Temple - where it all begins and endsYou know, there's a special magic to traveling returning to where you started and realizing you're a completely different person. That Mount Emei, which seemed like a pretty picture on the first day, has now become a part of you. That your knees remember every stone, and your lungs remember every breath of air at an altitude of three thousand meters. Baoguo Temple awaited us below. And it was the perfect end point.Baoguo, also known as the "Temple of Gratitude to the Motherland," stands at the very beginning of the trail, at the foot of the mountain. On the first day, we were in such a hurry to get going that we left it for last, like a delicious dessert saved for last. And we did the right thing. The temple is about 450 years old. It was founded during the Ming Dynasty, in the 16th century, and since then it has faithfully fulfilled its purpose: meeting pilgrims, seeing them off to the top, and welcoming them back when they descend, tired and happy. Can you imagine how many stories it has witnessed? How many knees, like mine, have trembled before its gates?In the Hall of the Seven Buddhas, I encountered the purple bronze Huayan Pagoda. The same one, with 14 stories and 4,700 small Buddhas on its body. But the temple's crowning glory is, without a doubt, the bell. A huge bronze bell, weighing over 10 tons. Locals call it the "Bashu Bell King" (named after the ancient kingdom of Sichuan). Transportation: Take bus #5 in Emeishan; it goes directly to the temple. The price is only 1.5 yuan. It's almost ridiculous: 1.5 yuan for a ticket to a place that will nourish your memories for years. Buses run every 10 minutes, so you won't have to wait even during rush hour.You can, of course, take Didi—it's about 20 yuan and takes 25 minutes. But if you're not as exhausted as we were from descending the mountain, the bus is a more authentic option. You'll get locals to join you, you'll enjoy the scenery outside the window.

Una leggera pioggerella avvolgeva il Monte Emei, con una nebbiolina bianca che fluttuava tra le montagne, creando uno scenario di eterea bellezza. Alberi secolari e ruscelli gorgoglianti contribuivano alla serena tranquillità in mezzo alla pioggia. Gli scalini di pietra serpeggianti si perdevano nel mare di nuvole e il suono lontano delle campane dei templi echeggiava dolcemente nella nebbia. Sebbene mancasse la maestosità di un cielo limpido, l'atmosfera nebbiosa e zen conferiva al Monte Emei un fascino unico e sereno.

峨眉山面积非常大，相对海拔高达2500米，想一天到达金顶必须景交车+索道才有可能。旅游旺季大巴索道都要排长队，务必清晨出发甘第一波。除了金顶外，还可以去清音阁看猴子，去报国寺烧香祈福，去峨秀湖观山全景，这几个景点都蒙驾车前往，不太废腿，适合家庭出游。

Хорошее место для отдыха после подьема на гору emei. Предоставляют полотенца и тапочки. Есть где перекусить. Жаль только, что нет обычного бассейна с прохладой водой для взрослых.

Abbiamo noleggiato un'auto dall'hotel per raggiungere il parcheggio a chilometro zero, un tragitto di circa 50 minuti. Da lì, abbiamo preso un autobus panoramico che in circa 50 minuti ci ha portato alla stazione della funivia sulla Vetta d'Oro. L'autobus sobbalzava parecchio, il che avrebbe potuto facilmente causare mal d'auto.

从山下自驾到零公里，沿途景色宜人，有小溪，瀑布山景，有一段路堪比张家界金鞭溪美景，赶路没有停车漫步，开窗感受下空气不错，不过翻山有一段雾超级大，要注意安全。🚀必看：零公里停车建议停在四号停车场，旁边就是售票处和大巴上车点！有洗手间！

absolutely charming temple complex! it is hidden away in thick forest and is so beautiful when you stumble across it. fuhu was my favourite temple in Emeishan. i would recommend visiting early morning or after 3pm as there is less crowding. try to enter from the forest enterance rather than the road - its far more magical!