Four snow peaks above three valleys, the highest at 6,250 m, about four hours' drive from Chengdu.
- Treks and routes
- Landscapes
What you do there
- Visit the three valleys, Changping, Haizi and Shuangqiao.
- Daguniang Feng (5,025 m) is treated as a trekking peak; Erguniang and Sanguniang need basic climbing skills.
- Part of the Sichuan Giant Panda Sanctuaries World Heritage Site (2006).
When to go
- Jan
- Feb
- Mar
- Apr
- May
- Jun
- Jul
- Aug
- Sep
- Oct
- Nov
- Dec
October to April is the dry season: clear views, cold nights. May to September is the rainy season.
Getting there and permits
- Getting there
- Rilong is about 200 km west of Chengdu, roughly a 4-hour drive via Dujiangyan and Wolong.
- Permits
- Since June 2024 the park requires a licensed local guide for any multi-day trek or camping in the Shuangqiao, Changping and Haizi valleys, with trekking permits arranged through the local authority. Day visits: no permit found in our sources.Reported by tour operators; not yet confirmed officially.
- Altitude
- Rilong (Siguniangshan town) about 3,000 m; Changping Valley 3,200-3,900 m; Shuangqiao Valley 3,500-3,800 m. Highest peak Yaomei 6,250 m.
Page last checked 28 Oct 2026. Rules, roads and ticketing change; the operator confirms everything before you book.
Sources and photo credits
Sources
- Wikipedia
- Sichuan Travel Guide (tour operator) (tour operator page)
Photos
- Being added
