Emeishan Accommodation

Searching for hotels in Emeishan (China) or Emeishan accommodation?  At 3,099m high Emeishan (Mt. Emei) is one of the four Buddhist sacred mountains of China and is the highest. It is located in Szechuan province and is designated a World Heritage Site thanks to its breathtaking scenery, mysterious natural wonders, and historical Buddhist sites.

The natural beauty and sacred significance of Emeishan has lured pilgrims and tourists alike. Hike, take the minibus or cable car to the summit and have an unforgettable experience. When there explore the area and see the natural wonders, breathtaking scenery and over 30 temples 10 of which are picturesque ruins. Explore the 16th century Baoguo Monastery at the foothills of the mountain. Further up lies the Crouching Tiger Monastery (Fuhu Si), Emei's largest temple also the Qingyin Pavilion, perched on the mountainside at the foot of the Niuxin Ridge which is an ensemble of pavilions, towers, and platforms. At the Golden Summit, Jinding are two temples Woyun Nunnery and the large Huazang Si which features thousands of padlocks inscribed with couples' names to symbolize eternal love. Experience the Four Wonders of Mt. Emei on Jinding, the Buddha's Halo (rainbow-like rings that surround and move with your shadow), the Sea of Clouds, the Holy Lamp (or Divine Lights) and the Golden Summit Sunrise. Ride a monorail along the ridge to Wanfoding, the true summit of Emei Shan.

Emeishan features a diverse culture, each with their own charm, ethnic style and folk customs and hence their own festivals like the Leshan Giant Buddha International Tourist Festival, Southland Ice and Snow Festival, Liangshan Yi Ethnic Minority Torch Festival and Zigong Lantern Festival.

Accommodations are scattered throughout the town and at the foot of the mountain and includes Huasheng Hotel, Emei Grand Hotel and Phoenix lake hotel. - Browse the Emeishan Map or compare Emeishan accommodation from Hotels, Motels, B&Bs, Lodging & Hostels to Holiday & Caravan Parks.