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San Qing Shan, Shangrao

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Explore San Qing Shan, a national park and World Heritage Site known for its three summits, which are sacred in the Taoist religion and represent the holy trinity. If you’re up for it, you can ascend the mountain by way of stairs, or take a cable car to avoid the strenuous climb. When you reach the top, you can hike and admire the expansive views, interesting granite formations, and lush green scenery of the mountainside trails. Plan to see San Qing Shan and other attractions that appeal to you using our Shangrao vacation builder.

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Where to stay in Shangrao

For a moderately sized city, Shangrao offers a surprisingly ample selection of hostels, business hotels, and bed and breakfasts. The largest scattering of accommodation options lie to the south of the city center, along the Xin River. Here visitors can make the most of easy access to the city's pedestrian malls around the Dongshi Residential District and glittering views across the waterfront. If your Shangrao itinerary is filled with days out exploring its mountains, waterfalls, and ancient villages, choose modest lodgings situated close to where you want to be and make the most of your time out with nature.

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NTZ13

We went to Sanqing Shan in April (rainy season) and despite the fog, wind, and rain it was still absolutely incredible. The scenery is surreal. We usually shy away from big parks in China due to the c... more »
Melissa L

Went on a holiday and there were so Many people. The views are incredible but looks like every other mountain, especially huangshan (yellow mountains). I'm a hiker so we hiked the mountain and got som... more »
AntoniaRobinson

We visited this park on consecutive days, the first in the rain and the second in cloud and sun, both were brilliant. The first day we took the 6.30am bus from Yushan (80 minutes Y17) to the East Cabl... more »