4.3/5
印象西南Moshishi Park: Stepping into a real-life "alien planet," a must-visit dark and mysterious paradise in Western Sichuan! Just returned from Moshishi Park, completely awestruck by this unique highland stone forest! As China's only highland stone forest landscape, its terrain truly resembles a scene from a science fiction movie. The dark stone pillars stand in rows, creating a striking contrast with the distant grasslands and Tibetan villages. Every snapshot is a masterpiece, requiring no filter. I highly recommend buying the ticket + sightseeing bus combo (80 yuan/person). The 3km climb from the entrance to the core area is significant, so taking the sightseeing bus saves energy and gets you straight to the highlights. Walking along the 1.8km suspended walkway, the 20-40m high stone formations on both sides resemble swords drawn from their sheaths. Reaching the middle of the walkway and looking down at the U-shaped canyon, the feeling of "interstellar travel" is instantly immersive. I especially recommend the "Alien Planet" viewing platform; standing here offers a panoramic view of the entire stone forest, with the distant snow-capped mountains in the background—the atmosphere is simply breathtaking. Choose the right time! The best light is between 9-11 am or 4-6 pm, when the stone forest displays varying shades of light and shadow. Visiting on a cloudy day creates a darker, more atmospheric ambiance. We recommend wearing a brightly colored windbreaker or a white long dress for a photogenic contrast with the dark rocks. The scenic area is at an altitude of approximately 3500 meters, so walk slowly to avoid altitude sickness. Remember to bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a jacket, as there is a significant temperature difference between day and night and the UV radiation is extremely strong. A small reminder: There are almost no shops within the scenic area, so be sure to bring your own snacks and a thermos. Chocolate and glucose solution are effective against altitude sickness. If you want to avoid tour groups, we recommend entering through the back entrance (navigate to the Geological Museum) to avoid backtracking and save time. As a must-see on the Sichuan-West Loop, the desolate beauty of the Inkstone Park is truly unforgettable. Standing in the stone forest, listening to the prayer flags fluttering, and gazing at the misty mountains in the distance, all your worries will disappear. Whether you drive yourself or join a tour, it's worth a special trip!
4.6/5
Anonymous userThis attraction is recommended for those who cannot revisit Tibet due to altitude sickness. The shuttle bus takes you to the highest point within the scenic area, and you can explore from one stop to another without having to walk much. A hot spring foot bath costs 35 yuan per person and includes a disposable towel. I even ate two hot spring eggs!
4.6/5
Audrey_TY99I visited Mount Siguniang during this winter, and the scenery was absolutely stunning, with snow-covered mountains creating a breathtaking view. The atmosphere was calm and beautiful, making the experience even more special. Winter is not a peak time, which provides more time and space for us to enjoy the view.The scenic area is well organised, with clear routes and signage that make it easy to explore. Valleys such as Shuangqiao Valley and Changping Valley offer different experiences, from relaxed sightseeing to more active walking trails.Do take note of the high altitude and allow some time to acclimatise, as mild discomfort may occur. During winter, the weather is quite cold, so it is advisable to dress warmly to stay comfortable. If you tend to experience motion sickness, it’s a good idea to take motion sickness medication before boarding the sightseeing bus, as the mountain roads can be winding.
4.6/5
M30***91I've been to Ah B Feng Gou twice, and this was the first time I went up, and it was snowing. It was snowing right then and there. The scenery at the foot of the mountain was beautiful, but as soon as we got to Shanghai Zi, it started snowing heavily. The snow scenery was also beautiful.
4.4/5
Ananya Rvisited in 12 DEC 25 : No snow but beautiful nature and nice weather.
4.6/5
我就是豆子This is my second visit, and I would still recommend it to friends from out of town. There are many pandas, they can interact up close, and you don't have to deal with crowds or queues. The only inconvenience is that you need to drive, and since it's far from Chengdu, traffic jams can be a bit annoying. Overall, it's definitely worth a visit.
4.4/5
202***65Since we entered the panda base in the afternoon, most of the pandas were sleeping, so we didn't see many. If I come again, I should go to the panda base to see the pandas in the morning and then go to the zoo in the afternoon. The scenery in the canyon was just average.
4.3/5
有态度的网友ojbkOverall, it was alright. Buying tickets through Ctrip was very convenient; you could just scan your ID card when you arrived at the park. The only downside was that the cable car tickets were monopolized by other ticketing platforms, so you couldn't buy them together. Also, it took an hour just to get into the park by car. Fortunately, the scenery was worth it.
4.4/5
行走的飞哥I highly recommend it to everyone! 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
4.4/5
SparkFred_17Hidden deep in the mountains, this stunningly beautiful hidden gem features babbling brooks and swirling mists. The winding path feels like stepping into a traditional Chinese ink painting. A gentle mountain breeze caresses your face; every breath is a gift from nature. You might even stumble upon a small waterfall, where sunlight instantly soothes all your weariness! The most beautiful scenery is often found in places rarely visited by humans. Are you ready to pack light and go?
