Travel in China

Hiking

    1. Tiger Leaping Gorge (虎跳峡):
      • Nestled between snow-capped mountains, this challenging yet rewarding trek offers stunning views of the Yangtze River. It's one of China’s deepest gorges and a hiker’s dream.
      • Tiger Leaping Gorge
      • 虎跳峡

    2. Mount Huangshan (黄山) (Yellow Mountain):
      • Known for its granite peaks, cloud seas, and ancient pine trees, Huangshan is one of China’s most famous and picturesque hiking spots, often depicted in traditional Chinese paintings.
      • Mount Huangshan
      • 黄山

    3. Mount Huashan (华山):
      • Famous for its dramatic cliffs and sacred Taoist history, Huashan offers thrilling hiking paths, including narrow plank roads that challenge even the most daring adventurers.
      • Mount Huashan
      • 华山

    4. Mount Songshan (嵩山):
      • Nestled in the Songshan Mountains, the Shaolin Temple is famous for its association with Kung Fu and Zen Buddhism. The surrounding area offers scenic hikes amid rugged terrain.
      • Mount Songshan
      • 嵩山

    5. Mount Tai (泰山):
      • One of China’s Five Great Mountains, Mount Tai is a sacred site with a rich cultural history. Hiking to the top involves climbing thousands of ancient stone steps, a pilgrimage for many.
      • Mount Tai
      • 泰山

    6. Mount Siguniang (四姑娘山):
      • Often called the "Four Sisters Mountain," this range in Sichuan offers both challenging and more leisurely hikes through valleys and alpine landscapes, with towering peaks and serene meadows.
      • Mount Siguniang
      • 四姑娘山

    7. Meili Snow Mountain (梅里雪山):
      • Located in Yunnan province near Tibet, Meili Snow Mountain is revered by locals and boasts stunning views. Though treacherous to climb, it offers excellent hiking around its base.
      • Meili Snow Mountain
      • 梅里雪山

    8. Mount Emei (峨眉山):
      • As one of the Four Sacred Buddhist Mountains of China, Mount Emei is known for its spiritual significance, mist-covered peaks, and ancient temples. It's also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
      • Mount Emei
      • 峨眉山

    9. Wuyi Mountains (武夷山)::
      • Located in Fujian province, this UNESCO World Heritage site is known for its tea plantations and biodiversity. Its dense forests, craggy cliffs, and winding rivers make it a nature lover’s paradise.
      • Wuyi Mountains
      • 武夷山