[ Attraction Overview ]
Embraced by lush, verdant forests and shrouded in misty peaks, Mount Qingcheng in Sichuan is one of the birthplaces of Taoism and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Renrenowned for its tranquil scenery, ancient temples, and deep cultural roots, it offers visitors a peaceful retreat into nature and a profound look into traditional Chinese philosophy.

Front Mountain vs. Back Mountain: Which to Choose?
Front Mountain (Cultural & Historical Focus): Best for culture lovers, history enthusiasts, and those looking for a relatively relaxed hike. It is the core religious area packed with famous Taoist temples, ancient pavilions, cultural relics, and well-paved stone steps.

Back Mountain (Nature & Hiking Focus): Best for outdoor lovers, hikers, and landscape photography. It is renowned for its wilder, more rugged natural beauty, featuring cascading waterfalls, deep green valleys, rushing streams, and extensive hiking trails.

Highlights of the Visit
Birthplace of Taoism: Explore historical Taoist temples, such as Jianfu Palace and Tianshi Cave, steeped in centuries of spiritual heritage and mystical legends.

Verdant Natural Scenery: Wander along tranquil stone pathways surrounded by dense ancient trees, cascading waterfalls, and refreshing mountain streams that inspired its famous name “Qingcheng” (meaning “City of Lush Green Walls”).

Panoramic Mountain Views: Ascend to the higher peaks to enjoy breathtaking views of the Chengdu plain and the surrounding mist-covered valleys.

[ Opening Hours ]
Peak Season (March 1 – October 31): 08:00 AM – 18:00 PM
Off-Peak Season (November 1 – February 28/29): 08:30 AM – 17:30 PM

Important Notice Regarding Tickets & Delivery
Booking Confirmation vs. Entry Ticket: Please note that any QR code generated automatically by the platform immediately after booking serves only as a booking confirmation and cannot be used directly for scenic area entry.

Official Ticket Delivery: We will send your official, valid entry QR code vouchers or instructions directly to your email in advance, based on your travel date and the scenic area's reservation regulations.