• Mount Emei (Emeishan) - Mount Emei, also known as Emeishan, holds immense cultural importance as it marks the introduction of Buddhism to Chinese soil, from where it spread extensively throughout the East. The first Buddhist temple in China was constructed at the peak of Mount Emei in the 1st century CE. This temple later became known as Guangxiang Temple and was renamed Huazang in 1614. Over time, more than 30 additional temples were established, including the Wannian Temple, founded in the 4th century, which houses the 7.85-meter-tall Puxian bronze Buddha from the 10th century. The mountain also features garden temples like the Qingyin Pavilion complex, with its pavilions, towers, and platforms dating back to the early 6th century, as well as the early 17th-century Baoguo Temple and the Ligou Garden (Fuhu Temple). These additions have made Mount Emei one of the most sacred sites in Buddhism.

• Tour Guide
• Private Vehicle with Hotel Pickup/Dropoff

• Meals and Beverages
• Personal Expenses
• Tips and Gratuities

From Chengdu to the heavens — one journey, one peak, one memorable day.

Reach for the sky at Emei Golden Summit — where nature and the divine converge.

Leave Chengdu early in a private vehicle and travel directly to Leidongping, the nearest point accessible by car to Mount Emei’s Golden Summit. Bypass transfers, dodge the crowds, and arrive at the core of this holy mountain with ease and convenience.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.