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Pay homage to Samantabhadra Bodhisattva Statue in Ten Directions
Enjoy private transportation with experienced and premium drivers throughout
Explore cultural, natural, and spiritual landmarks at your pace
Create unforgettable memories combining heritage, scenery, and culinary delights
Emei Mountain & Leshan Giant Buddha Tour – A World Heritage Journey in One Day
Experience a remarkable journey that brings together two UNESCO World Heritage Sites in a single, well-planned day. This carefully designed itinerary allows you to make the most of your time while enjoying a smooth and unforgettable adventure filled with natural beauty, spiritual moments, and cultural discovery.
Begin your ascent to the Golden Summit of Emei Mountain, where breathtaking panoramic views reward your climb. At the top, experience a serene spiritual atmosphere as you pay homage to the magnificent Statue of Samantabhadra Bodhisattva in Ten Directions, surrounded by misty peaks and peaceful mountain scenery that leave a lasting impression.
Continue your journey to the Leshan Giant Buddha, where a scenic boat ride offers a rare and complete view of this extraordinary monument. From the water, you can fully appreciate the immense scale and intricate craftsmanship of the world’s largest stone Buddha, standing majestically at the meeting point of three rivers.
Throughout the day, enjoy the guidance of a professional food expert who introduces you to authentic local cuisine, enriching your journey with regional flavors. With private transportation, experienced drivers, and a flexible schedule, this tour ensures comfort and convenience while blending nature, culture, and gastronomy into a deeply immersive experience.
Emei Mountain & Leshan Giant Buddha Tour – A World Heritage Journey in One Day
Experience a remarkable journey that brings together two UNESCO World Heritage Sites in a single, well-planned day. This carefully designed itinerary allows you to make the most of your time while enjoying a smooth and unforgettable adventure filled with natural beauty, spiritual moments, and cultural discovery.
Begin your ascent to the Golden Summit of Emei Mountain, where breathtaking panoramic views reward your climb. At the top, experience a serene spiritual atmosphere as you pay homage to the magnificent Statue of Samantabhadra Bodhisattva in Ten Directions, surrounded by misty peaks and peaceful mountain scenery that leave a lasting impression.
Continue your journey to the Leshan Giant Buddha, where a scenic boat ride offers a rare and complete view of this extraordinary monument. From the water, you can fully appreciate the immense scale and intricate craftsmanship of the world’s largest stone Buddha, standing majestically at the meeting point of three rivers.
Throughout the day, enjoy the guidance of a professional food expert who introduces you to authentic local cuisine, enriching your journey with regional flavors. With private transportation, experienced drivers, and a flexible schedule, this tour ensures comfort and convenience while blending nature, culture, and gastronomy into a deeply immersive experience.
- Parking fees
- Entry fee
- Private transportation for round-trip to Chengdu
- Private Tour Guide Service
- Bottled water
- Leshan Giant Buddha Boat Tour
- Emei Mountain Entrance Ticket and Sightseeing Bus
- Gratuity
- Food & drinks
- Personal Expenses
- Meal Expenses
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Customer Reviews

The Buddha statue itself is cool to see, though I'm not convinced it's the best viewing experience from the feet. Maybe the boat is the way to go if all you want to see is the Buddha itself. The pipes and wires and repair work covered in plastic pants are a little jarring but I think they're slowly working on all that. Apart from that, I like that it's not overly developed. Yes, there are paved roads, temples and shops, but there's still a good deal of rawness to it, unlike a lot of other local attractions. The hike up (and down) isn't bad, but give yourself plenty of time, you'll need to queue up for who knows how long, and you may want to spend extra time to take in all that's available in the vicinity. You're gonna to encounter people jumping in queues, spitting on the ground, being led through a bunch of shops that will claim to be the way through to the main site, and people will try to sell you tickets that you don't actually need to see the main sight. I only got the ticket to see the Buddha ($80).

The largest Buddha in the world, it has an amazing story behind. Easy to reach from Chengdu by rail and bus. It is a big complex and there are several entrances. Be ready to walk a lot and to go up and down stairs. You will arrive to the top part and then you can go also to the base of the Buddha. There are also boats to see the Buddha from the river but you need to buy a separate ticket and when I went the pier was actually quite far

Sacred area, even tibetian Monks come here to visit and pray. We "spoke" with one nice tibetian Monks, which was quite interesting and charming. It is a very beautiful area and has more to offer than the great sitting stone Buddha. Of course IT IS the Main Attraction, but you can find many other Buddhist Things which are also very beautiful to endeavour. However, It can get very, very crowded. We visited on an empty weekday...and there we're too many people so we skipped the walk down to the Buddha feet because the Queue already lined Up to the top. I can recommend the Spot, but be aware that there will BE too many people and guided Tours. It is a Business.












