MIG → KMG

Mount Emei

One of the Four Sacred Buddhist Mountains of China, featuring dramatic cliffs and a summit often rising above the clouds.

Gongga Shan Vistas

On exceptionally clear days, the 'King of Sichuan Mountains' (Minya Konka) can be seen as a jagged white spire in the far distance.

Jinsha River Canyons

Witness the dramatic deep-cut valleys of the Upper Yangtze as it snakes through the high plateau terrain.

Longquan Ridge

The natural topographical boundary between the Chengdu Plain and the hilly central Sichuan region.

Kunming Northern Heights

The final descent offers views of the rapid urban development carved into the ridges of the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau.

Sichuan Basin Urban Centers

Bird's eye view of the dense urban clusters of Zigong and Yibin as you head south from Mianyang.

Wumeng Mountains

A vast expanse of karst topography and mist-covered ridges along the border of Sichuan, Guizhou, and Yunnan.

Dianchi Lake

On a southern approach to Kunming, the expansive 'Sparkling Pearl of the Plateau' is visible to the east.

Red Soil Terraces

The distinctive iron-oxide rich red earth of Dongchuan creates a colorful patchwork quilt on the hillsides.