Mount Siguniang (Four Girls Mountain) Overview
Known as the 'Alps of the Orient,' it features four majestic snowy peaks and three distinct valleys: Shuangqiao, Changping, and Haizi, each offering unique scenery, hiking trails, and mountaineering opportunities.
Mount Siguniang (Four Girls Mountain) Opening Hours & Tickets
- 07:30–15:00 (Entry times vary by valley; you cannot enter late in the afternoon)
- Best season: July to August for alpine flowers; mid-October to early November for golden autumn colors.
- Ticket note:
Tickets are sold separately: Shuangqiao (80 CNY), Changping (70 CNY), Haizi (60...
Essential Mount Siguniang (Four Girls Mountain) Visitor Information
- Enquiries: +86 837 2791003
- Sightseeing buses (Shuangqiao/Changping)
- Horse rentals
- Basic toilets
- Local rest stops
How to Get to Mount Siguniang (Four Girls Mountain)
Daily buses depart from Chengdu's Chadianzi Bus Station to Xiaojin County, dropping passengers at Siguniangshan Town.
Mount Siguniang (Four Girls Mountain) Travel Safety & Advice
Dial 120 or contact the local tourist rescue team. Rescue in Haizi and Changping valleys is difficult, so hike strictly within your limits.
Recent Reviews
Stunning in every direction. I went solo and met lovely local guides who shared stories about the four sisters legend. The sunrise over the peaks made me emotional. This place has soul. One of the best experiences in Sichuan—hands down a 5-star memory.
We booked a guided tour which was fine, but the entrance fee felt a bit steep for what you get—basic facilities and long shuttle bus lines. The views are nice but I’ve seen similar in cheaper national parks. Worth a visit once, not a repeat destination.
Went in mid-autumn and the golden larch forest mixed with snow on the peaks was a photographer’s dream. The air is so crisp. Only downside? The altitude kicked my butt. Bring enough water and pace yourself. Will definitely return for a longer trek.
Beautiful scenery, no doubt, but the trails were way more crowded than I expected—even on a weekday. Had to queue for photo spots at the main viewpoint. Still a solid experience, just lower your expectations for solitude.
Absolutely breathtaking! The hike to the base camp was challenging but so worth it. The four peaks standing like silent guardians against the clear blue sky gave me chills. Saw a marmot sunbathing on a rock! If you love raw nature, this is heaven on earth.
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