Located in Dujiangyan, about 65 km from downtown Chengdu, Mount Qingcheng is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of China's most sacred Taoist mountains. Renowned as "the quietest mountain under heaven", it boasts 36 green peaks wrapped in lush forests and misty valleys, resembling a traditional Chinese ink painting.

As a birthplace of Taoism, it has a 2,000-year history with well-preserved Taoist temples like Jianfu Palace and Laojun Pavilion hidden among trees. The mountain is split into Front Mountain (cultural relics) and Back Mountain (pristine nature), offering hiking trails, waterfalls, and serene hot springs. A perfect blend of natural tranquility and Taoist wisdom, it's a peaceful escape where you can embrace harmony with nature.