Climb to the pinnacle of Lalahu | Climb through alpine meadows and walk in the clouds

Day 1 Chengdu → Wolongguan Village → Risijia Ranch → Lala Tiger Forest → Chengdu

07:10

Meet and sign in at Exit E of South Railway Station (Subway Line 1/Line 7)

07:40

Meet and sign in at Exit E of Cultural Palace on Metro Line 4 or Line 7

08:00

We will leave on time, no latecomers (everyone must eat breakfast)

The leader on the bus organized everyone to introduce themselves, show their talents, and get closer to each other

10:30

We arrived at the starting point of the Wolongguan Village hike and walked into the original secrets of Wolong

Route A goes to Risijia Ranch, a round trip of about 5 km, with an altitude climb of about 500 meters, and a difficulty of three stars.

Route B continues to Lalahu, with a total distance of about 10 km, an altitude increase of more than 1,200 meters, and a difficulty of four stars.

2:30 PM

No matter where you go, you must start to turn back. Please abide by the time.

We are expected to arrive back in Chengdu around 21:00 and disband at the Cultural Palace.

Everyone was reluctant to leave, kissed goodbye with tears in their eyes, and looked forward to meeting again next time...

Driving distance: 130km, about 2.5 hours

Hiking: Round trip distance is about 10km, cumulative climbing is about 1200m, altitude range is 2000-3250m, estimated time is 4-6 hours

Wolong boasts unique natural conditions and rich biodiversity. Located at the rapid transition zone between the Chengdu Plain and the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, it covers an area of ​​200,000 hectares, with an altitude ranging from 1,100 to 6,250 meters. Spanning six vertical climatic zones, it boasts a unique landscape characterized by "four seasons within one mountain and varying weather within ten miles." It is a biodiversity hotspot in the southwestern mountains and is known as a "precious broad-spectrum gene bank" and a "natural zoo and botanical garden." It is home to approximately 450 species of higher animals, 1,700 species of insects, and nearly 4,000 species of plants, including 81 rare and endangered species, such as the giant panda, snow leopard, green-tailed pheasant, and Davidia involucrata. With a complete giant panda habitat, Wolong accounts for nearly one-ninth of the wild giant panda population in Sichuan. Giant panda research originated here, with scientists from both China and abroad, earning it the nickname "Panda Kingdom."