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光雾山旅游景区

Guangwu Mountain Tourist Scenic Area

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Guangwu Mountain lies in the Micang Mountains of the Daba range and is known for peaks, valleys, forests and colorful autumn foliage. Nearby viewing areas have different operating boundaries and entrances; do not assume all related photographs depict places covered by one ticket. The current gallery is a historical autumn reference. Check information for your travel dates for actual routes and foliage colors.

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光雾山旅游景区

Nanjiang County, Bazhong, Sichuan

Before you go

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Admission notes
Ticket prices and reservation policies have yet to be verified.
Suggested visit
6 hr
Information updated
10/14/2026

Hours, prices, booking rules and ID requirements can change. Confirm them with the attraction before booking or setting out.

Mount Guangwu — reference image
Mount Guangwu — reference image
Mount Guangwu — reference image
Mount Guangwu — reference image
Mount Guangwu — reference image
Mount Guangwu — reference image
Mount Guangwu — reference image
Mount Guangwu — reference image
Mount Guangwu — reference image

Opening hours

Confirmed opening hours are not available on this page. Check opening and last-entry times with the venue before setting out.

Getting there

Plan mountain access through Nanjiang County and your selected section. Confirm parking or scenic shuttles and your return. During the autumn peak, allow time for mountain-road traffic and queues.

Practical notes

Do not enter streams or closed woodland. In rain and mist, take care on slippery surfaces and keep warm. Current open areas, prices and shuttle rules remain to be verified; autumn colors are not guaranteed for specific dates.

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