A destination for all seasons—Fairy Mountain

Fairy Mountain has an average altitude of 1900 meters and is a national-level forest park, a 5A scenic area, located on the north bank of the Wu River in Wulong District, Chongqing, 180 kilometers from the main urban area of Chongqing, with an altitude of 2033 meters. It boasts 330,000 acres of forest and 100,000 acres of natural grassland. The average summer temperature is 24℃, making it one of Chongqing's top ten tourist attractions. It is known for its charming highland prairie unique to the south of the Yangtze River, the rare forest and snowfield in the south, and the serene and beautiful jungle and green field landscape, earning it the titles of 'Southern China's No.1 Pasture' and 'The Oriental Switzerland'. Its enchanting forest and grassland scenery stand out uniquely in Chongqing. Here, the four seasons are distinct: spring for viewing the grass, summer for cooling off, autumn for the ginkgo leaves, and winter for the vast expanse of ice. Truly green in spring, verdant in summer, yellow in autumn, and white in winter, all the seasonal advantages are present, making it a great place for tourism throughout the year. In the world of Fairy Mountain, there is an absence of worldly hustle and bustle, only the dreamlike pastoral songs, offering people a pure sense of returning to simplicity. A thousand moods and endless fun are all gathered in one mountain, and the ultimate human pursuit of returning to nature can be realized here. Fairy Mountain's four wonders: forest sea, peculiar peaks, grasslands, and snowfields not only possess the highland prairie charm unique to the south of the Yangtze River but also the rare forest and snowfield in the south, as well as the serene and beautiful jungle and green field landscape. Fairy Mountain is also known as 'The Little Switzerland of the East'. The Prairie When visiting Fairy Mountain, you must go to the prairie! The grassland is vast, and you can enjoy the joy of running across the prairie. The combination of the grassland and the blue sky creates an excellent photography spot. If you want fewer people around, you can walk towards the forest, where the grass is taller and the shade of the trees adds to the atmosphere, making photography even more ambient when the breeze blows. You can also have close encounters and interactions with small animals, and the harmonious coexistence of humans and animals is a beautiful sight. The Wavy Road This place is about a half-hour walk from the prairie. Only the sightseeing train passes through this road, and there are cute little lambs on both sides of the road, which is especially healing. The Horse-Riding Field Here you can mainly ride horses and practice archery, allowing us to experience the thrill of speed. For those who haven't visited the little Switzerland of Fairy Mountain, come and feel it for yourself, hurry up, family!!