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Mount Siguniang National Park
Introducing Mount Siguniang National Park
Mount Siguniang National Park is a majestic natural scenic area located in the Sichuan province. Mount Siguniang National Park is renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty, including towering peaks, pristine glaciers, alpine meadows, and crystal-clear streams. The site is dominated by four peaks of Mount Siguniang and the surrounding three valleys, namely Changping Valley, Haizi Valley and Shuangqiao Valley, covering an area of 2,000 square kilometers.
Mount Siguniang National Park Fast Facts
• AKA: Four Sisters Mountain National Park
• Chinese Name: Sì Gū Niáng Shān 四姑娘山
• UNESCO World Heritage Site: Designated in 2006, as part of Sichuan Giant Panda Sanctuaries
• Elevation: 6,250 m (20,505 ft)
• Best Time to Visit: March to October
• Recommended Visiting Hours: About 2 to 3 days
• Things to Do: Photography, Hiking, Nature
• Opening Hours: 7:00 – 16:00 (Shuangqiao Valley); 7:00 – 17:00 (Changping Valley); 9:00 – 17:00 (Haizi Valley)
• Entrance Fee: Shuangqiao Valley: CNY 80 (Apr – Nov); CNY 50 (Dec – Mar)
Changping Valley: CNY 70 (Apr – Nov); CNY 50 (Dec – Mar)
Haizi Valley: CNY 60 (Apr – Nov); CNY 40 (Dec – Mar)
• Address: Xiaojin County, approx. 210 km (130 miles) from Chengdu, Sichuan Province
What to Expect at Mount Siguniang National Park
The park offers a variety of outdoor activities such as hiking, trekking, camping, and wildlife spotting, making it a paradise for nature enthusiasts. Additionally, visitors can explore traditional Tibetan and Qiang ethnic villages, sample local cuisine, and experience unique cultural performances, providing a well-rounded experience of both natural wonders and cultural immersion.
Changping Valley
Stretching from the summit to the parking lot at the base, Changping Valley reaches an altitude of 3,840 m (12,598 ft). Its name is derived from two locally constructed bridges: the Yangliu Bridge made of willow wood, and the Bianqiao Bridge made of red wood. The valley is adorned with numerous peaks and gullies, offering a picturesque landscape. Sightseeing buses provide a comfortable and convenient means of exploring the area.
Shuangqiao Valley
Shuangqiao Valley, extending 34.8 km (21.6 miles), presents 17 scenic viewpoints and 54 attractions, including the stunning Yinyang Valley with its steep mountains and winding trails. Prominent highlights such as Riyuebaojing Mount, Wuse Mount, and Redwood Glacier are dispersed throughout the valley, ensuring a captivating experience for visitors.
Haizi Valley
Haizi Valley, stretching over 19.2 km (11.93 miles), presents a unique landscape distinct from Shuangqiao and Changping Valleys. The valley unfolds a diverse experience: begin with a journey through picturesque alpine meadows, ideal for photography, then transition to a series of stunning alpine lakes which deserve a full day to truly appreciate.
Boasting 12 significant sightseeing points and 46 scenic spots, Haizi Valley is home to attractions like Flower Lake, Floating Lake, and Blue Lake. Beyond its scenic beauty, the valley serves as both a campsite and a starting point for ambitious climbers. From here, various peaks and camps become accessible, culminating in a rewarding experience at the mountain lakes, surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty and tranquility.
Mount Daguniang (The first peak)
Mount Daguniang, also known as Large Peak, reaching 5,355m (17,568 ft) in altitude. As one of the four sister peaks to the renowned Mount Siguniang, it offers a diverse landscape for adventurers and nature enthusiasts. While a light dusting of snow graces the summit in summer, the winter months (October to April) bring knee-deep snow, enhancing the mountain’s magnificence and adding a layer of challenge to climbers.
Mount Erguniang (The second peak)
South of the scenic area, Mount Erguniang stands adjacent to Mount Daguniang. Its slopes, cloaked in vibrant greenery throughout the summer, provide a sanctuary for rare animals native to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and harbor a rich variety of valuable Tibetan medicinal herbs. The steep peak itself remains perpetually capped in snow, is a testament to its high altitude.
Mount Sanguniang (The third peak)
Located in the heart of the four peaks, Mount Sanguniang is renowned for its stunning landscapes, intricate landforms, and rich biodiversity. Among its notable inhabitants, the giant panda stands as the most famous, while the Tibetan and Qiang ethnic cultures add to the area’s cultural richness. The peak of Mount Sanguniang is characterized by its sharp, steep, and narrow shape, resembling a castle tower.
Yaomei Peak (The fourth peak)
Towering at 6,250 meters (20,505 ft), Yaomei Peak, more famously known as Mount Siguniang, reigns supreme as the “Queen of Shu Mountains” and the “Holy Mountain in the Orient.” Its majestic presence and challenging climbs have earned it international acclaim. As early as 1982, the mountain secured its place as one of China’s top 10 renowned peaks for mountaineering. Its allure has drawn adventurers from across the globe, with teams from the United States, Japan, Italy, and the United Kingdom successfully conquering its summit, solidifying its status as a global mountaineering destination.
How to Get to Mount Siguniang National Park
• Mount Siguniang National Park is approx. 210 km (130 miles) from Chengdu.
• Charter a car/bus from GGC to enjoy a private transfer to Mount Siguniang National Park.
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