In what season does the fog in Sichuan occur?
The foggy place in Sichuan
The foggy place in Sichuan is Mount Emei. Due to the high altitude, the southwest monsoon brings rich water vapor to rise along the hillside and condense into clouds. The foggy days there are more and thicker than those in the surrounding areas, with an average of 323.4 days, with a minimum of 309 days and a maximum of 334 days, so most of the year is shrouded in fog.
This special geographical location also makes the annual average rainfall there reach 263.5 days, with a maximum of 290 days. The average annual sunshine hours are only 947 hours and the average daily sunshine hours are only 2.5 hours. If there is a rainy season, sometimes there is no sun on the mountain all day, and the sunshine for several months is only a few hours or even minutes.
This is unique in China and even the world, so it has become the mountain with the most rainy and foggy days and the least sunshine hours in China. Therefore, there are more than 0/00 species of rare plants/kloc-unique to China, among which the most peculiar scenery is the Ming-made bronze hall without golden roof and the sightseeing platform beside the sleeping cliff, which attracts countless tourists to linger.
Mount Emei hiking guide
1, uphill route
Generally speaking, there are two routes to hike up the mountain. One is Line A (the whole journey is about 58 kilometers), which starts from Guobao Temple and passes through Qingyin Pavilion, Hongchunping, Xianfeng Temple, Xixiangchi Scenic Area and Dongleiping to Jinding. The other is Line B (the whole journey is about 42.5 kilometers), which starts from Guobao Temple, passes through Qingyin Pavilion, Wannian Temple and Huayanding, and reaches Xixiangchi Scenic Area. After meeting at Jiulinggang, the route was the same as the first time, and this is the same route I took this time.
2. Residence
Emei Mountain is a well-developed scenic spot, with a variety of accommodation options, including temples, hotels, farmhouses, etc. The price ranges from tens of yuan to hundreds or even thousands of yuan a night.
Step 3 prescribe diet
Speaking of eating, don't worry. All temples in the whole mountain provide vegetarian meals, and the price is around 15-30 yuan. You can bring a cup to replenish drinking water at any time, and tea is free (I really saw those who brought four or five bottles of mineral water up the mountain or carried two large bottles of 1.5 liters of water); There will be several snack bars every few kilometers on both sides of the hiking route in the scenic spot, where you can eat and rest.
What are the tourist attractions in Mount Emei?
Ecological monkey area
Emei Mountain Ecological Monkey Zone is located between Yin Qing Pavilion, Yixiantian and Hongchunping in Emei Mountain. This is a long and narrow valley, covering 25 hectares. It is the largest natural ecological monkey reserve in China at present. There are 3 family-style wild monkeys in the ecological monkey area, reaching more than 300. Monkeys in Emei Mountain are the soul of Emei Mountain. It is playful, naive and very human. It brings countless joys to tourists and becomes a living landscape of Emei Mountain.
Jieyin temple
In the Song Dynasty, Xindian became famous, and the temple was at the foot of the mountain, with an altitude of 2,540 meters. In the early Ming Dynasty, it was rebuilt as Jieyin Temple, or Chaoyang Pavilion, and the back hall was deserted. In the seventeenth year of Shunzhi in the early Qing Dynasty (1660), Zhaoyi of Shu Han was rebuilt, and Kangxi was rebuilt, and the bronze and iron arhat hall was cast. In the fifth year of the Republic of China (19 16), Qin Sheng, a great monk who was studying abroad, immediately returned to the mountains and immediately decided to restore his ancestral home. After three years' preparation, he personally led Guo Jing and the Second Order Company to start construction in the eighth year of the Republic of China (19 19). Due to the huge project, after several years of hard work, it reached the fifteenth year of the Republic of China.
Qingyinge
Yin Qing Pavilion, also known as Wo Yun Temple, is one of the eight key temples in Emei Mountain. It was built by Master Huitong during the Tang Xizong period, and contains statues of Sakyamuni, Manjusri and Pu Xian. It was built in Tang Xizong for four years (877). At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, the monk in Guangji took the meaning of "the shadow of silk and bamboo, the mountains and rivers have a clear sound" from A Jin Zuosi's poem Zhao Yin, and renamed it Yin Qing Pavilion. This pavilion is built on the mountain ridge between Heilongjiang and Bailong River, towering into the clouds and the situation is steep. The trees behind the pavilion are dense and green, especially the large area of Chinese fir forest behind the pavilion, which is like jade, making this ancient temple more quaint. With Yin Qing Pavilion as the center, Yin Qing Pavilion, Niuxin Temple, Guangfu Temple, Bailong Temple and White Cloud Gorges form a Buddhist garden environment with natural landscape as the theme, which is a huge Buddhist garden rare in Shan Ye in the world.
99 laps
It is a famous dangerous slope of Mount Emei, starting from Lingxiao Pavilion and ending at Shouxing Bridge. One bend after another, one slope after another, see one slope to the end, suddenly turn around, another slope. Legend has it that when Pu Xian came to Emei Mountain to build a Dojo, he passed by and saw the steep mountains, steep slopes and slippery roads. He instructed Lingzu Bodhisattva to command the accompanying 3,000 lux to start work at the same time, and each person built a step. Three thousand stone steps were formed in an instant, and when Lingzu received them, it happened that there were ninety-nine turns on the stone steps, hence the name this slope.