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Why is Mount Qingcheng special? A holy Taoist mountain some 65km west of Chengdu, with a summit of only 1600m, Mount Qingcheng, literally meaning Azure City Mountain in English, is an excellent day trip into the subtropics.
Jan 13, 2015 · Train ticket cost was 15 rmb to Mount Qingcheng and from Dujiangyan to Xipu (Chengdu Metro line-2 most western stop) it was of 10 rmb (being quite light on our pockets). It was a high speed train with a speed of about 200 kph and took about 45 minutes to reach our destination.
Mount Qingcheng is located on Qingchengshan Road, Dujiangyan City, about 68km from Chengdu, it takes about 1 hour to get there by taxi, and will cost about CNY 180. There are direct high-speed rails connect Chengdu to Mount Qingcheng, The start station in Chengdu - Xipu Station (犀浦站), can be reached by taking Metro Line 2.
By Long-distance Bus. Visitors can take bus at Xin Nan Men Bus Station (新南门汽车站) in Chengdu to Qingchengshan Mountain. It is located in No. 2 Xinnan Road, Wuhou District, Chengdu City, Sichuan Province, China There is only one bus and it leaves at 8:30 every morning. Ticket fare is about 25 yuan.
Day 1 Chengdu - Dujiangyan - Mount Qingcheng - Chengdu (L) In the morning, your guide and driver will pick you up at your hotel in Chengdu downtown area. The following trip is the UNESCO World Heritage Site exploration with 1.5 hours’ driving from Chengdu to Dujiangyan. Upon arrival, you’ll first pay a visit to Dujiangyan Irrigation System ...
From Chengdu it is possible to visit both Mount Qingcheng and Dujiangyan Irrigation System in a single day. Here's how we did it: 1. At Chengdu North Station book a one-way ticket to Qingcheng (the end of the line). We went on the 8:30am train. Book a return train from Dujiangyan to Chengdu for around 6:30pm or later.
Qingcheng-shanSacred Daoist Mountain of China. Qingcheng-shan. Qīngchéng-shān [青城山, Azure Castle Mountain; Cheongseong-san in. Korean], located in Dujiangyan City (north of the huge Chengdu City) in Sichuan. Province, right on the far-eastern edge of the Tibetan Plateau, became. a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the year 2000. official ...
