Exploring Mount Qingcheng and Dujiangyan

Mount Qingcheng is a renowned Taoist mountain and, along with Dujiangyan, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. @Half-Day Tour of Mount Qingcheng Parking lot → Shuttle bus → Mountain gate → Yuecheng Lake → Cable car up the mountain → Ciyun Pavilion → Shangqing Palace → Donghua Hall → Laojun Pavilion → Return via the same cable car route. Due to limited time, we opted for a half-day tour using the cable car for both ascent and descent. However, the uphill and downhill walking still left us with sore legs, making us truly appreciate how challenging it must have been for ancient Qingcheng martial artists to train here! @Half-Day Tour of Dujiangyan Enter through the North Gate → Qin Yan Tower → Suspension Bridge → Fish Mouth → Return via Suspension Bridge → Feisha Weir → Bottle-Neck Channel → South Bridge → Stroll through Guanxian Ancient Town. This leisurely walk and exploration won't tire you out 😆 During the Warring States period, Li Bing of the Qin State ingeniously utilized natural engineering methods to construct the Dujiangyan irrigation system on the upper reaches of the Min River. By employing the 60/40 water diversion method, he ensured that the Shu region was free from both floods and droughts ever since.