Destinations
Destination pages focused on how a foreign independent traveler can realistically plan each mountain trip.
Beyond the Five Great Mountains
See how China’s other famous mountains differ in scenery, culture, difficulty, and trip style before choosing a guide.
Fujian
A practical Wuyi Mountain planning page for foreign visitors, focused on Nine-Bend Stream bamboo rafting, Tianyou Peak, tea culture, Sangu Resort, station choice, and realistic two-day planning.
Zhejiang
A practical Yandang Mountain planning page for foreign visitors, focused on Lingfeng Night View, Lingyan, Dalongqiu Waterfall, Xianglingtou, and realistic one- or two-day route planning.
Shandong
A practical Mount Tai planning page for foreign visitors, focused on routes, stairs, transport, cable car choices, tickets, and realistic timing.
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Hunan
A practical Zhangjiajie planning page for foreign visitors, focused on Wulingyuan sandstone pillars, Tianmen Mountain, the Grand Canyon Glass Bridge, transport logic, tickets, and realistic multi-day route planning.
Shanxi
A practical Wutai Mountain planning page for foreign visitors, focused on Taihuai Town, core temples, Dai Luoding, tickets, high-altitude weather, and how to avoid mistaking it for a simple summit hike.
Sichuan
A practical Qingcheng Mountain travel guide for independent foreign visitors, covering Front Mountain vs Back Mountain, how to get there from Chengdu, ticket structure, best routes, Taoist culture, and the easiest first-time plan.
Jiangxi
A practical Wugong Mountain travel guide for foreign visitors, covering how to get there from Changsha, Nanchang and Pingxiang, cable cars, tickets, passport rules, Golden Summit routes, camping, weather, hiking difficulty and common mistakes.