Siguniang Mountain

Siguniang Mountain is a majestic peak in China, rising 6250 meters above sea level. As the third highest peak in the Hengduan Mountains, it offers an unforgettable experience for nature and climbing enthusiasts.

Siguniang National Park, a UNESCO-listed site, delights with three valleys: Changping, Haizi and Shuangqiao, showcasing a variety of landscape forms - from warm valleys to alpine glacial formations.

Challenging climbing routes are available for the adventurous, and nature lovers will appreciate the abundance of flora and fauna in the region, which is part of the Sichuan giant panda sanctuary.