Da Feng
5,025m. A common first 5,000m objective for fit trekkers ready for a long summit day.

Choose Da Feng, Er Feng, or a four-day attempt on both. A structured high-altitude route with time to acclimatise, reach base camp and make a guided summit attempt.
Both are serious high-altitude summit days. Er Feng is higher and generally the more demanding choice. Neither peak is sold as guaranteed: weather, access, altitude response and your guide’s on-site decision always come first.
Tell us your highest altitude, longest recent hike and experience using crampons. We will help you choose between Da Feng, Er Feng and the combined itinerary.
5,025m. A common first 5,000m objective for fit trekkers ready for a long summit day.
5,276m. Higher, longer and better suited to travellers with stronger high-altitude endurance.
A 4-day, 3-night plan. Exact sequencing and recovery time are confirmed before booking.
You must accept turnaround decisions made for weather, altitude or physical condition.

Travel to the mountain town at approximately 3,200m. Equipment check, route briefing and a gentle acclimatisation walk depending on arrival time.
Walk through Haizigou towards your chosen base camp. Da Feng is approximately 13km and around 6 hours; Er Feng is approximately 15km and 6–8 hours.
Start before dawn, attempt the chosen summit, descend to town and return to Chengdu. Typical arrival is around 7:00–8:00pm, subject to the mountain day and road conditions.
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All mountaineering arrangements remain subject to permits, route access and mountain conditions. The guide may alter the plan or turn the team around when continuing is unsafe.

Send your dates, preferred peak, group size and highest altitude. We will check guide availability and recommend the most sensible option.
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