Introduction and Travel Guide to Dawashan Scenic Area in Leshan

If you don’t know where to go in May or June, you might want to visit Dawashan in Leshan. The rhododendrons and turn-turn flowers are in bloom now, and the scenery is pretty good, worth seeing. We recommend driving yourself.

Introduction and Travel Guide to Dawashan Scenic Area in LeshanIntroduction to Dawashan Scenic Area in Jinkouhe, Leshan

1. Ten Thousand Acres of Turn-Turn Flowers

In May and June every year, ten thousand acres of turn-turn flowers bloom here, becoming one of the summer-limited season landscapes of Dawashan. Its scientific name is “Primula denticulata”, belonging to the genus Primula of Primulaceae, and it has high environmental requirements. The flower sea is mainly distributed in the wetland park, at an altitude of more than one or two thousand meters. It coexists with wild fir trees, ivy, and lichen vegetation.

2. Big Tianchi (Sky Pool)

Tianchi has water all year round. The quiet water reflects the figure of Dawashan, blending with the clouds in the sky, the azure sky, the mountains and rivers, and the nearby residences and farmland. You can also see wild flowers all over the mountain from the side.

3. Small Tianchi (Sky Pool)

Small Tianchi is wider than Big Tianchi. There are no people around, and the woods are dense. It seems that on both sides of all the paths, there are Sichuan Niu-knee with white flowers. There are umbrella-shaped fir trees along the road, and a path paved with flowers leads to the lakeside.

Introduction and Travel Guide to Dawashan Scenic Area in Leshan

4. Fish Pond

Among the five glacial lakes, the Fish Pond has the highest altitude, at more than 1,500 meters, and covers an area of nearly 1,000 acres.

5. Wild Rhododendrons

The rhododendrons on the mountain bloom from April to June every year. When the flowers are in full bloom, you can see various colors such as deep red, light red, rose, etc., which are very beautiful.

6. Lu’er (Ear) Ping (Plateau)

At an altitude of about 2,200 meters, it was once a place where wild deer roamed. You can still occasionally see giant pandas, red pandas, pheasants, and squirrels. This is the best place to enjoy the panoramic view of Dawashan. The surrounding area is also a sea of turn-turn flowers, with large plants and dense flowers, with a flowering period of about one month.

7. Viewing the Sea of Clouds, Sunrise, and Stars

Dawashan is vast and has a wide field of vision. If you are lucky, you can see the rosy clouds at dawn and dusk, the sea of clouds and mist, and the starry Milky Way, which are very impressive.

Practical InformationIntroduction and Travel Guide to Dawashan Scenic Area in Leshan

Travel Address: Dawashan National Wetland Park, Yongsheng Township, Jinkouhe District, Leshan City, Sichuan Province

Self-driving Route: Deyang – Jingkun Expressway – Chengle Expressway – Chengdu-Chongqing Ring Expressway – Longhan Expressway – National Highway 245 – Dawashan

Bus Guide: Take a bus to Jinkouhe, then take a taxi or chartered car to Dawashan, about 25km

Ticket Reference: Free

Travel Tips:

① Xianghuagang in Yongsheng Township Construction Village is the best location to enjoy the view of Dawashan;

② The road from Jinkouhe to Dawashan is steep and winding, so be careful when driving;

③ There may be leeches in the flowers near Lu’er Ping, so be prepared with snow boots, plastic sheeting, or rain boots;

④ Hiking up the “Five Lakes in a Row”, you can see the majestic Dawashan along the way, as well as flowers, trees and unique Yi ethnic customs;

⑤ The climbing route is dangerous and difficult. If you don’t have solid outdoor experience, it is not recommended to climb blindly. It’s also good to just play around the foot of the mountain;

⑥ Wuci Village has farmhouses that can provide accommodation and meals;

⑦ Camping requires your own tent, and there are many open spaces along the way suitable for camping.

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