With the rise of outdoor activities, countless hiking enthusiasts have joined in. The event "Climb Mount Shaohua and Pray for Blessings at Qianlong" promotes a healthy lifestyle and positive spirit through the traditional and meaningful activity of group hiking.

The event aims to enable participants to challenge themselves during the hike, purify their minds amidst nature,make New Year wishes through Pray for Blessings at Qianlong, and usher in a year full of hope and vitality. At the same time, it practices the ecological protection concept of "Leave No Trace in the Mount" to achieve harmony between sports and environmental protection.

There lies a thousand-year-slumbered ancient trail in Shaohua Mountain. For this time, we’ll follow the Shaohua Mountain hiking trail, trek to trace the footprints of history, and summit Shaohua Mountain along the path once trodden by ancient people.

Longshou Pavilion is situated between Tianxian Pavilion and Panlong Path. Viewed from a distance, it resembles the head of dragon, exuding a majestic and imposing momentum. The four-story building covers a total area of approximately 421 square meters. Among its floors, the north side of the third floor extends outwards in a cantilever structure covering around 84 square meters, which has been developed into a new and thrilling glass viewing platform for visitors.

Panlong Ridge & Cloud-shrouded Plank Road — the first two-way suspended glass plank road in Northwest China—is adjacent to Huashan Mountain, known as “the Most Perilous Mountain Under Heaven”. The entire plank road stretches approximately 455 meters in length, with the glass section spanning 69 meters and measuring 2.5 meters in width. Its completion and opening have made it another precipitous scenic corridor in the Qianlong Temple Scenic Area of Shaohua Mountain Forest Park.

Known as “the No.1 Buddhist Grove Under Heaven”, Qianlong Temple is a renowned Buddhist temple in Shaanxi Province. Built in accordance with the mountain’s terrain, it extends from south to north and rises from low to high in elevation. Boasting grand architecture, a tranquil environment, and thriving incense offerings, the temple has a history of over 1,900 years and ranks as a highly influential Buddhist sacred site in China’s Buddhist history. The millennium-old “Cypress Embracing Pagoda Tree” — a rare ancient tree — grows here, and has witnessed the temple’s long-standing history and the imperial grandeur throughout the centuries.

Route: Xi’an → Shaohua Mountain → Dragon King Temple → Mata Spring → Baifo Platform (Supply Stop) → Shibapan → Canglong Cloud Sea Square → Cableway Upper Station → Cableway Lower Station → Shaohua Mountain Visitor Center → Xi’an