Mt. Emei is 3,099m tall (10,167 feet) and is the highest of the Four Sacred Buddhist Mountains of China. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Eimeishan City of Sichuan Province.

Hiking is one of the main attractions, with trails criss-crossing the park. If you are tired there you can take a sedan chair carried by people (but what you save in strain you'll spend in Yuan). Cable cars go to the summit and there is another one to the south to lessen the strenuous climbs. One of the most picturesque area is located between Niuxin Pavilion and Xianfeng Temple. The beginning of

Mount Emei in southwest China’s Sichuan province is said to be the ‘Capital of Hot Spring’. It has many radon water hot springs and sulfur hot springs. When autumn comes, hot spring becomes the choice for local people and tourists to relax and keep health.