Autumn is the most beautiful season at Mount Siguniang

Mount Siguniang Scenic Area is located within the territory of Siguniangshan Town, Xiaojin County, Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province, belonging to the Qionglai mountain range of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. It consists of four continuous peaks, from Yaomei Peak (the youngest sister), the third sister peak, the second sister peak, to the eldest sister peak, among which Yaomei Peak has an altitude of 6250 meters, making it the second highest peak in Sichuan Province. The four peaks are covered with snow all year round. Due to the youngest sister's slender figure, it is known as the 'Queen of Shu Mountains' and the 'Oriental Alps', facing the 'King of Shu Mountains', Mount Gongga, from afar. The Mount Siguniang Scenic Area comprises Mount Siguniang, Shuangqiao Valley, Changping Valley, and Haizi Valley, with over 120 main attractions, 57 of which have been named. The area has well-preserved natural ecology, lush vegetation, and a wide variety of biological species, with more than 1200 plant species, producing precious medicinal materials such as gastrodia elata, fritillaria, and cordyceps. There are 31 types of nationally protected animals, including the giant panda, golden monkey, snow leopard, sumenzi, and huahaizi, among others. 🛬【Travel Tips】: Duration: 5~6 days Itinerary reference: Chengdu - Siguniangshan Town - Changping Valley - Lama Temple - Dead Tree Beach - Mule Campsite - Fork Valley Tail Campsite - Lixian The best travel season for Mount Siguniang is the summer and autumn. In July-August, the summer is mainly for flower viewing and snow appreciation. The widely told 'four seasons in one day' occurs in this season; the traditional Mount Siguniang folk mountain pilgrimage also takes place during this time. In September-October, autumn: The air is crisp, snow peaks and waterfalls are stunning, ancient sea buckthorn, alpine meadows, exotic flowers and plants, and continuous colorful forests are dazzling. Accommodation costs about 50-80 yuan per day, and food is a bit more expensive than in downtown Chengdu, but not by much. Overall, expenses are relatively low. Tickets Shuangqiao Valley full-price combo ticket, (including full-price adult ticket and sightseeing car ticket) ¥150.00 Haizi Valley full-price ticket, full-price adult ticket ¥60.00 Attraction opening hours Peak season (April 1st to November 30th) 7:00-17:00