Mount Emei is located in the southwest of Sichuan Province, and is one of the famous Buddhist mountains in China. The poet Li Bai left many poems for it, such as "The moon of Mount Emei is half a wheel of autumn, and the shadow of the mountain flows into the Pingqiang River".

Mount Emei is a time-honored "plant kingdom". There are more than 100 species of plants named after "Emei", such as Emei kudzu. A wide variety of medicinal plants grow here, making Mount Emei the "Immortal Garden of Medicine". Mount Emei is also the habitat of many rare animals, and people could find groups of monkeys begging for food from visitors.

Hot summer days are the perfect time to go deep into Mount Emei. Cool yourself by touching the cold spring, and stand at the top of the mountain to witness the rosiest sunrise.