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Bipenggou is located in Li County, Aba Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture. In winter, the mountains are covered with ice and snow, and the originally colorful forests are transformed into branches of various shapes. Snow-capped mountains, glaciers, and rime form an exquisite ice and snow fairy tale world.
Bipenggou Ski Resort has many ice and snow activities open to tourists, including double boards, single boards, snowmobiles, and beach motorcycles.
Children and adults alike can enjoy themselves here. Ski resort amenities include electric conveyor belts, a shopping area, a rest area, and parking. The ice and snow entertainment center also provides professional instructors and standardized procedures.
The snow accumulation period in Bipenggou is from the end of November to the end of March of the following year. The snow thickness is more than 60 cm and the snow quality is excellent. It is known as "the natural ice and snow entertainment venue with the lowest latitude in western China."
Recommended play time: more than 3 hours
Tickets: 40 yuan, sightseeing bus tickets: 40 yuan, adult skis: 100 yuan/person/hour, children's ski boats: 100 yuan/person/hour
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Bipenggou Ski Resort is one of the premier ski destinations in Sichuan, offering both professional and recreational slopes. It has gained popularity for its modern facilities and stunning natural beauty, nestled within the snowy mountains of the Aba Qiang and Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture.
The resort is located in the Aba Qiang and Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, about 3-4 hours by car from Chengdu. You can take a taxi or a private car from Chengdu, or book a shuttle service from the city to the resort.
The resort operates from December to March, with opening hours from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM for skiing activities. The best times to visit are during the peak winter months (December to February) for optimal snow conditions.
The entrance fee varies based on the season and activity package, but a basic ski pass costs around 200-300 RMB. Tickets can be purchased online or at the resort's ticket counters.
It's recommended to book tickets at least a few days in advance, especially during peak season (Christmas, New Year, and Chinese New Year holidays), to avoid any availability issues.
A full day is required to explore the resort and enjoy skiing. If you're new to skiing, consider taking a lesson which could take an additional 2-3 hours.
Guided tours are available, and you can request them in Mandarin. English-speaking guides are limited but can be arranged upon request for groups.
Start with the beginner slopes if you're new to skiing, then progressively explore the intermediate and advanced slopes. Don't miss the panoramic viewpoint at the top for great photos.
Night skiing is not available, but the resort is beautifully lit during the evening, creating a stunning atmosphere for dining or resting at the resort's facilities.
The resort tends to get crowded during the holiday seasons (Chinese New Year, winter break). The best times to visit for fewer crowds are mid-week days in early December or late February.
The resort has rest areas, toilets, a few restaurants offering local and international food, ski gear rental shops, and small souvenir shops.
The resort is relatively accessible for children and elderly visitors, though some areas may require assistance. The ski slopes may not be suitable for those with mobility issues, but the resort offers facilities for relaxation and dining.
Mobile payments (Alipay and WeChat Pay) are widely accepted, as well as credit cards. Cash is still accepted but less commonly used.
Inside the resort, there are several restaurants offering both Chinese and Western cuisine. Nearby, you can find local eateries offering traditional Tibetan food and Sichuan dishes.
Vegetarian and vegan options are available at the resort's restaurants. Halal options are limited but can be found in nearby towns or upon special request.
There are several hotels near the resort offering a range of accommodations, from budget hostels to mid-range hotels. Luxury resorts are also available for those seeking higher-end facilities.
Nearby attractions include the Bipenggou Scenic Area, famous for its beautiful natural landscapes and Tibetan culture. You can also explore other skiing areas in Sichuan if you have extra time.
Yes, there are souvenir shops selling winter sports gear, local handicrafts, and traditional Tibetan items like jewelry and woolen goods.
After visiting, you can take a taxi or shuttle bus back to Chengdu. If you're traveling further, Chengdu offers high-speed rail services to major cities in Sichuan and beyond.
