Taibai Mountain

　　Taibai Mountain is the main peak of China’s famous Qinling Mountain Range, with an elevation of 3,767 meters, and has been a renowned mountain since ancient times. The Qinling Mountains stretch over 1,500 kilometers from east to west, spanning several provinces in China. They are hailed as the Dragon’s Spine of China, the Dragon’s Head of the Central Plains, China’s Central National Park, and the Father Mountain of the Chinese nation. They serve as the boundary between northern and southern China in terms of climate, geography, and river systems. Its unique geographical location and magical natural features endow Taibai Mountain with profound natural and cultural value, giving Taibai Mountain National Forest Park a distinctive charm unlike any other famous mountain. Within its altitude range of over 3,000 meters, Taibai Mountain hosts distinct vegetation and wildlife zones that would otherwise only be seen across thousands of kilometers on the Earth's surface. The park enjoys convenient transportation and stunning scenery; it has a long history and rich cultural heritage; its forest ecological resources are uniquely abundant; it hosts a wide variety of ancient species; it boasts exceptional hot spring resources; it is rich in precious medicinal herbs; and it features glacier relics from the Quaternary period with unique and diverse landforms... It is hailed as the "Natural Botanical Garden of Asia," "China’s Natural Zoo," "Global Gene Bank of Species," and "Natural Museum of Quaternary Glaciers," among other titles.

　　In 1991, the former Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference visited and highly praised it: “In northern China, south of the Yangtze River, such a grand natural landscape with such beautiful scenery, so close to a major city, and of such high scientific research value is truly rare.”

　　After nearly 20 years of development and construction, the Taibai Mountain tourism area has made significant progress in infrastructure and scenic development. It has been rated as one of the first national AAAA-level tourist attractions and a National Civilized Forest Park. It has been repeatedly recognized as a Safe Tourism Area in Shaanxi Province, and has become a comprehensive destination in Shaanxi that offers sightseeing, vacationing, summer retreats, convalescence, leisure, entertainment, and scientific research. It is now one of China’s top eco-tourism destinations, increasingly favored by domestic and international travelers.

　　Taibai Mountain National Forest Park is located on the northern slope of Taibai Mountain, the main peak of the Qinling Range, within Meixian County, Baoji City, Shaanxi Province. The park is dominated by forest landscapes, framed by majestic peaks, interlaced with clear streams and emerald pools, and dotted with cultural relics and historic sites. It perfectly integrates natural and cultural attractions, making it a rare natural scenic tourism destination in western China. Known as the Green Pearl of Western China, it includes 10 scenic areas and over 180 attractions. With altitudes ranging from 620 meters to 3,767 meters, it is the highest-altitude national forest park in China.

　　Scenic Area Address: Tangyu Town, Meixian County, Baoji City

　　Ticket Price: 100 RMB per person

　　Inquiry Phone: 0917-5711083

　　Ticket Prices: Peak Season: 100 / Off-season: 60

　　Inquiry Phone: 0917-5711083

　　Postal Code: 722305

　　Scenic Area Address: Tangyu Town, Meixian County