At the break of dawn, early risers gather in anticipation, cameras poised to capture the ethereal beauty of snow-crowned mountains—a cherished ritual among photographers and nature enthusiasts each spring in Chengdu. Now, this poetic tradition has been elevated with an official city-endorsed guide.

Recently, the first batch of recommended viewing spots for “Capturing Snow-Capped Peaks in Chengdu” was unveiled. Selected through public submissions and voting, the list features 10 iconic locations, including Zhizhen Temple in Phoenix Hill Park, Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding, and Jincheng Lake No.3 Lakeside Plaza. Spanning districts such as Sichuan Tianfu New Area, High-Tech Zone, Jinniu District, and Wenjiang District, these sites aim to enhance the public’s connection to nature, offering residents, tourists, and mountain admirers unforgettable moments of awe and serenity.

Notably, Chengdu has also released detailed “Snow Mountain Viewing Indexes” and transportation guides for each location. These resources outline precise directions, altitudes, travel routes, and visible peaks, providing a comprehensive toolkit for locals and visitors alike to “witness snow-capped vistas through their windows” with ease.

First Official Viewing Spots for "Chasing Snow-Capped Peaks in Chengdu" (in no particular order):

1. Jinniu District: Zhizhen Temple, Phoenix Hill Park

2. Chenghua District: Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding

3. High-Tech Zone: Jincheng Lake No.3 Lakeside Plaza

4. Longquanyi District: Meiman Village No.3 Viewing Platform, Zhongjiashan Hiking Trail

5. Sichuan Tianfu New Area: Shizibao Observation Deck, Danjing Mountain

6. Wenjiang District: Lujiatan Wetland Park

7. Pidu District: Jingrong Lake, World Science Fiction Park

8. Xinjin District: Tianfu Agricultural Expo Island

9. Dujiangyan City: Nanqiao (South Bridge)

10. Pujiang County: Changqiu Moon Viewing Platform