In which province of China is Mount Emei located?

Emei Mountain, a branch of Qionglai Mountain, is located on the southwest edge of Sichuan Basin in China, between 2916'-29 43' north latitude and10310'-kloc-0/0337' east longitude. It originated in Emei Plain, and the mountains extend from north to south. The main peaks are Da 'ashan, Er 'ashan, San 'ashan and Si 'ashan, among which Da 'ashan is the highest, with an altitude of 3,099 meters.

The geological foundation of Emei Mountain is a short anticline in the north-south direction, and the landform can be divided into erosion landform (Emei Mountain area) and accumulation landform (Emei fan-shaped alluvial-diluvial plain) according to the way of shaping landform. According to the causes, it can be divided into structural landform, flowing water landform, karst landform and glacier landform.

Emei Mountain has a profound cultural heritage. Buddhism, Taoism, martial arts and camellia culture flourished in Emei Mountain, and many historical celebrities left poems here. From 65438 to 0996, most of the cultural relics of Mount Emei were listed on the World Cultural Heritage List by UNESCO.

Emei Mountain Travel Guide:

Emei Mountain is a very good tourist destination. It takes more time to fully experience the scenic spots of Emei Mountain. It is recommended to plan a trip for at least three days and two nights.

Day one: enjoy flowers in the morning. After arriving at Mount Emei, you can enter the ancient Guobao Temple and enjoy all kinds of precious flowers on the mountain. The impressive Sanskrit bells can make you feel extremely quiet early.

The next day: climb the mountain. The most noteworthy thing about this trip is to climb the Jinding on foot and enjoy the magnificent scenery of Mount Emei. You can have a panoramic view of Mount Emei in about 5 hours.

Day 3: Looking for a seclusion. Emei Mountain is unique in that there are many quiet scenery in the mountain. Small temples, clear streams and waterfalls, and all kinds of beautiful photos hidden in the trees are difficult to reach. Friends with plenty of time may wish to discover these hidden beauties.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Emei Mountain