Mount Emei rises in the southwestern part of the Chengdu Plain in Emeishan City, Sichuan province, China. Geographically, Mt. Emei sits at the western rim of the Sichuan Basin. At 3,099 meters, Mt. Emei is the highest of the Four Sacred Buddhist Mountains of China. The craggy southern part of the mountain is crisscrossed by ravines and covered with a dense growth of plants, while the northern part features sheer precipices, and waterfalls cascading down the slope. It was made a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1996.

Emei Mountain enters into winter at the start of November. In winter, numerous ravines and peaks are covered with ice or snow, which turns it into a pure white world, just like a pure bride with white wedding dress. White is the theme color in winter of Emei Mountain. You really seem to step into a silver fairyland. 

Emei Mountain is famous for its breathtaking scenery, seas of clouds, mysterious natural wonders and historical Buddhist sites, all of these combine for a memorable winter tour of Emei Mountain. Besides, tourists can enjoy and relax in the hot spring resort at the foot of the mountain or enjoy yourself at Emei Mountain Ski Resort during your trip. It is really an ideal destination for your winter tour.

The reasons that people like to visit Emei Mountain in winter

1. The magnificent mountains blanketed with snow in winter will enable tourists the unique experience of visiting a different Emei Mountain.

2. Visitors will enjoy the lower price of admission tickets and cable car ticket in winter.

3. The local hotels and restaurants cut their prices by an average of 30 percent in winter.

4. It is not crowded anymore. Along the way, you can feel free to slow down or stop any time to enjoy the landscape or take a rest.

Mt. Emei, a good choice for your winter tour!