Dazhou is now the best time to climb mountains. You can go with two or three friends to play and climb mountains, enjoy the beautiful scenery. So, which attractions in Dazhou are more recommended for climbing mountains? For details, please see below!
First, Dazhou Phoenix Mountain
1、Location
No. 291, Chaofeng North Road, Fengbei Street, Dachu District
2、Attraction Transportation
You can go up the mountain from Tashilu – Dazhou Botanical Garden (former garbage dump); Dazhou Botanical Garden to the cliff of Phoenix Mountain, Wangjia Mountain; Cliff of Phoenix Mountain – the back of Xisheng Temple – Qingyun Trail; Heigou – Ring Mountain Road Water Tank; from the Water Tank to Phoenix Tower, Red Army Pavilion; Deaf and Mute School – Red Army Pavilion.
3、Ticket: Free
4、Park Introduction
The area of the highest peak is 756 meters above sea level, and it is a city park of mountain and forest landscape. The mountain range is from west to north, high in the west and low in the north, shaped like a phoenix, hence the name Phoenix Mountain. It is composed of bonsai garden, Beiyan Temple, Erlongtan, artificial lake, corridor, pavilion, stele forest, botanical garden, Baxiu Garden, maple forest and other scenic spots. It covers a large area, with a reasonable layout and many functions. The mountains in the park are beautiful, the trees are green, the flowers are blooming, the waterfalls are flowing down the mountains, and the lake water is clear. The environment is elegant and it is the largest urban park in Dazhou.
Second, Echeng Mountain
1、Location
The junction of Tiansheng Town and Bajiao Town, Xuanhan County
2、Transportation
Departing from Chengdu, take the Chengdu-Nan or Chengdu-Ba Expressway to Dazhou, take the Dazhou-Wan Expressway, get off at Qili, pass through Tiansheng Town, reach the Daliangshan branch road, climb towards Echeng Mountain, and arrive at the top of the mountain in more than an hour. The mountain road is steep, pay attention to safety and passing.
3、Introduction
Echeng Mountain National Park, with beautiful mountains and clear waters, lush bamboo forests, clear streams, and fresh air. The bamboo forest and white bamboo all over the mountains make Echeng Mountain a sea of bamboo.
4、Ticket: Free
Third, Bashan Grand Canyon
Luo Pan Ding Yun Ding: Luo Pan Yun Ding is an important scenic spot in the scenic area, with an altitude of 2480 meters. Looking up into the distance, you can see the vast sea of clouds, enjoy the colorful forests in autumn, and see the snow world in winter. Among them, the Red Bean Cedar Plank Road, Zhuangyuan Building, Rhododendron Park, Cliff Swing and other places are the most popular places for tourists to check in and take photos.
1、Location: Longquan Tujia Township Street, Xuanhan County, Dazhou City
2、Transportation
Dazhou – Baomao Expressway (Xi’an direction) – 90km – Xinhua exit via Xinfan Road (63km) – Bashan Grand Canyon Visitor Center
3、Contact number: 0818-5886666
Fourth, Batai Mountain
Batai Mountain is located in the east of Batai Township, Wanyuan City, northeastern Sichuan Province, 30 kilometers away from Wanyuan City. Due to its layered terrain, there are eight layers, hence the name Batai Mountain. The main peak is 2348 meters above sea level. Batai Mountain has abundant rainfall and sufficient sunshine, forming unique Batai Mountain sunrise, Buddha’s light, sea of clouds, cloud waterfall and other meteorological landscapes, which is a place to greet the sunshine of Sichuan.
1、Suggested Transportation
Self-driving: Enter the G65 Baomao Expressway (Da-Shan Expressway) from the city, drive towards Dazhou, get off at Shitang exit, follow the signs for Chengwan Express Way, and reach the Batai Mountain Geopark at the end.
Public transportation: You can take bus No. 101 from Houhe Station in Wanyuan to Baisha Town, then transfer to bus No. 102 to the Batai Mountain Visitor Center.
2、Ticket Policy
100 yuan, sightseeing bus fee 30 yuan. (Subject to the disclosure of the scenic spot on the day)
3、Scenic spot phone: 0818-6080999
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