Pingwu

Established in 1965, this is one of China's earliest reserves protecting giant pandas and other rare wildlife. Home to 7 national first-class protected animals, it's a vital corridor for panda habitats.

Get close to giant pandas in their natural habitat at Wanglang Reserve. This area is a key corridor for panda migration, offering a rare chance to see these gentle giants in the wild.

The reserve's pristine forests and vertical vegetation zones offer stunning mountain vistas. In autumn, the red leaves paint the hills, while summer brings cool temperatures averaging 12.7°C.

Built between 1440 and 1460, this Ming Dynasty wooden structure is a national treasure. Known for its 'Six Wonders' including a rotating sutra cabinet and a thousand-hand Guanyin, it's a masterpiece of ancient architecture.

While not directly related to Li Bai, this temple offers a deep dive into Ming Dynasty culture and architecture, providing context for the era that shaped famous poets like Li Bai.

Immerse yourself in history at Bao'en Temple, a Qinghua University research base. Its nanmu wood construction and Ming murals offer a rare glimpse into imperial-era craftsmanship and religious art.

Home to the most intact primitive forest in northwest Sichuan, with towering fir, spruce, and redwood trees. The clean air and streams make it a perfect escape into nature.

Experience distinct plant zones as you ascend the reserve. From lush valleys to alpine meadows, each level offers unique flora and fauna, ideal for nature lovers and hikers.

In autumn, the mountains burst into vibrant reds and oranges. This is the best time for photography and witnessing the spectacular fall foliage against the backdrop of ancient forests.