Yorkshire Post | China: Take the high road Yorkshire Post It's the tallest of the Four Sacred Buddhist Mountains of China, located around an hour's drive from the centre of Emei. Dozens of coaches travel up there each day. It's around £8 return, and you'll also need a ticket to enter the national park, which is about £17. |
2015-03-29
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