The number of tourists in Mount Emei in 2013 Statistics of the number of tourists in Mount Emei in 2013

1. Statistics on the number of tourists in Mount Emei in 2013

At the end of 2019 and the beginning of 2020, the city’s total number of households was 158,621, with a registered population of 427,355, a decrease of 1,689 people from the end of the previous year. There were 3,271 births and 3,660 deaths, with a natural growth rate of -0.9. Among the total population, there are 208,708 urban population and 218,647 rural population; 214,386 males and 212,969 females, with a gender ratio of 100.7.

2. Statistical Chart of Tourist Numbers in Mount Emei in 2013

At the beginning of 2020, the city’s total number of households was 158,621, with a registered population of 427,355, a decrease of 1,689 people from the end of the previous year. There were 3,271 births and 3,660 deaths, with a natural growth rate of -0.9. Among the total population, there are 208,708 urban population and 218,647 rural population; 214,386 males and 212,969 females, with a gender ratio of 100.7.

3.2013 Emeishan Tourist Statistics Bulletin

During the May Day holiday, Emeishan’s A-level scenic spots were enthusiastically sought after by tourists, and the city received 421,000 tourists.

4. Emeishan tourism data

There must be many snakes in Emeishan.

Although there are snakes in Mount Emei, first of all, snakes cannot come out in winter, otherwise they will freeze to death.

Second, even if there are snakes in Mount Emei in summer, there will be no snakes in the scenic spots, only in the wild mountains. Plus there are many tourists on the mountain. Even the snakes were scared away by the crowds coming and going!

5. Number of tourists in Mount Emei over the years

Dong Leiping walked to Jieyin Temple and took a cableway for about 5 minutes.

The Golden Summit of Mount Emei, also known as Huazang Temple, is located on the main peak of Mount Emei in Sichuan Province, China (29.52567 north latitude, 103.336802 east longitude), with an altitude of 3077 meters. It is the end point of Emeishan tourism and one of the national key Buddhist temples in the Han area.

The Golden Summit of Mount Emei was built in the Tang Dynasty and its roof is covered with tin tiles. It was also known as the Silver-Gold Cauldron in the Yuan Dynasty. There is Woyun Temple on the side of the temple, which has a dining hall and guest rooms for tourists to eat and drink. From the Golden Summit, you can see the four wonders of Emei - sunrise, sea of ??clouds, Buddha's holy light and holy light. The Golden Summit is adjacent to Thousand Buddhas and Ten Thousand Buddhas. There are also buildings above Ten Thousand Buddhas, and a sightseeing cableway connects the Golden Summit to Jieyin Temple.

6. Annual tourist reception of Mount Emei

Adverse impacts:

1. Destroy the environment

2. Increase the burden on scenic spots.

3. No sense of beauty.

4. It is not conducive to the sustainable development of tourism.

Measures:

1. Limit the number of tourists and sell a certain number of tickets.

2. Strictly standardize measures and impose severe environmental penalties. 3. Actively carry out knowledge education to improve people's quality.

7.2013 Emeishan Tourist Statistics Table

A: Not many. Due to the epidemic, the number of tourists is controlled to ensure their safety.

Jiuhua Mountain is one of the three famous mountains in Anhui Province (Huangshan Mountain, Jiuhua Mountain, and Tianzhu Mountain). It is now 40 miles southwest of Qingyang County, Anhui Province, bordering Guichi City to the west and Shitai County to the south. The main entrance and attractions in the north of the prime tourist area. Jiuhuashan Scenic Area covers an area of ??120 square kilometers and a protected area of ??174 square kilometers. It is one of the first batch of national key scenic spots and a famous summer resort. It is now a national 5A tourist area and a national civilized scenic spot demonstration site. Together with Mount Wutai in Shanxi, Mount Putuo in Zhejiang, and Mount Emei in Sichuan, it is also known as the four famous Buddhist mountains in China.

8. Emeishan tourist visitor statistics

Opening hours: Monday to Sunday (open all day) Ticket price: 150 yuan Emeishan ticket: 150 yuan/person, 90 yuan/person in off-season (December 15th to January 14th of the following year) Tickets for Wannian Temple in Mount Emei: 10 yuan/person; Tickets for National Temple: 8 yuan/person; Tickets for Khufu Temple: 6 yuan/person; Tickets for Lingxiu Hot Spring in Mount Emei: 168 yuan/person Person; Emeishan Red Pearl Forest Hot Spring: 198 yuan/person; Emeishan Yoga Hot Spring: 98 yuan/person; Emeishan Wannian Cableway price: peak season: up to 65 yuan/person, minimum 45 yuan/person; off-season, 30 yuan/person up to 20 Yuan/person goes down. Jinding Cableway Price: Peak season: 65 yuan/person for the upward trip and 55 yuan for the downward trip; 30 yuan/person for the upward trip and 20 yuan/person for the downward trip during the off-season. There are preferential ticket policies for Emeishan students, senior citizens, and disabled people. You can buy discount tickets with your own ID. 80 yuan/person Address: Mount Emei, Leshan City, Sichuan Province

9. Statistics on the number of visitors to Mount Emei in 2018

Emei receives 1 million tourists every year.