A one-time clear explanation of Qingcheng Mountain!!! Lazy person's version of the super complete guide

If you are in Chengdu, you must take a trip to Qingcheng Mountain. Go into the mountains to breathe in oxygen and cleanse your eyes, the whole journey is through the woods and streams. As someone who has been to both the front and back mountains many times, I have summarized the following super complete guide to Qingcheng back mountain to avoid taking the wrong path! 🚇 Transportation Guide - Subway: Take the subway to Xipu Station, then transfer to the intercity train to "Qingcheng Mountain" station, very convenient, about 30 minutes. - Self-driving: Navigate to (Qingcheng Mountain Back Mountain Scenic Area) There are many parking lots, you can choose to stop at the entrance, if you park in the ancient town it will be easy to get stuck in traffic, and it's not easy to get out on the return trip! 🚶‍♂️ Route Suggestions - Small loop: Taian Ancient Town → Wulong Gully → Youyi Village → Cuiying Lake → Taian Ancient Town (suitable for friends with average physical strength). - Medium loop: Taian Ancient Town → Feiquan Gully → Baiyun Ancient Village → Baiyun Cableway (cable car down the mountain) → Wulong Gully → Taian Ancient Town. - Large loop: Taian Temple → Wulong Gully → Youyi Village → Baiyun Cableway → Cuiying Lake → Feiquan Gully → Taian Temple (suitable for friends with good physical strength). 🏞️ Scenic Spot Recommendations - Wulong Gully: The most beautiful part of Qingcheng Mountain, with many waterfalls, streams, and bridges, bamboo rafting is also a lot of fun, and Cuiying Lake is very beautiful. 🎒 Tips - Don't carry too much stuff, make sure to have a walking stick. - Climbing up from the left side will leave you with more energy for taking photos, because the left side is more photogenic. - There are almost no restrooms along the way, so don't drink too much water. - Be sure to wear comfortable walking shoes. - Don't wear crop tops, otherwise, your stomach can easily catch a cold. - Be sure to pay attention to the time to descend the mountain, because going down actually takes more time than going up.