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Once autumn sets in, Fanjingshan turns bright and cool — a golden season to climb and gaze afar. Keep warm at dawn and dusk and pick spots off-peak.

Around Clean Up the World Day each year, Fanjingshan runs outreach and volunteer activities on ecology, calling on visitors to travel considerately and guard nature together.

The Perseid meteor shower arrives on schedule; on a clear night Fanjingshan’s transparent sky is a fine place to stargaze — mind warmth and safety.

In the heat of summer Fanjingshan stays cool in its forest — a fine place to escape the heat. Mind sun, hydration and thunderstorms while enjoying the views.

The summit is cooler in midsummer, but UV and thunderstorms still need care — protect from the sun, hydrate and watch the weather to shelter in time.

In high summer Fanjingshan’s forest stays cool and wildflowers dot the trails — a fine time to climb and enjoy blooms. Mind sun, hydration and thunderstorms.

In the plum-rain season Fanjingshan sees more rain and drifting mist — bring rain gear, wear non-slip shoes and watch the weather and on-site notices.

Around Cultural and Natural Heritage Day each year, Fanjingshan promotes ecological protection and cultural inheritance, calling on the public to guard this natural and cultural heritage together.

Around the Dragon Boat Festival Fanjingshan is lush and green — a fine season to climb. Holiday crowds gather, so book ahead and travel off-peak.

Crowds gather over the Labor Day break and Fanjingshan uses real-name booking — plan ahead, enter in your slot and pace your visit.

April is misty, and Fanjingshan often drifts in and out of cloud with its own charm. Bring rain gear, mind your footing and watch the weather and on-site notices.

Around Qingming the warmth and blossoms make Fanjingshan good for a spring outing, though crowds gather too — plan ahead and travel off-peak.