Freyan Gogol
San Pietroburgo
Fanjingshan, China’s newest UNESCO World Heritage site, is worth the climb. A sacred Buddhist site (48 temples once stood on the mountain), Fanjingshan rewards hikers with bizarre rock formations and above-the-clouds views of China’s Wuling mountain range. The steepest climb is to 7,664-foot Red Clouds Golden Summit, two temple-topped peaks linked by a bridge. You could skip the climb and ride the summit cable car, but hiking offers an up-close look at Fanjingshan’s rich biodiversity, which includes endemic and rare species, such as the gray snub-nosed monkey.
Don't have an account yet? Sign Up
Thanks for sharing your experiences on Secret World. we appreciate your contribution to offer the best travel insights in the world..
NEVER STOP
DISCOVERING
THE LARGEST DIGITAL TRAVEL GUIDE
Buy Unique Travel Experiences
Total content , See more content on Viator.com >>