The Most "Costume-Changing" Sacred Mountain in Western Sichuan

Mount Siguniang🏔️, the most "costume-changing" sacred mountain in Western Sichuan. On cloudy days, the mist clings to the mountain like crushed cotton, with Yaomei Peak always playing hide-and-seek—sometimes revealing half its icy ridge through lead-gray clouds, only to be swallowed whole by rolling fog moments later, leaving only steep silhouettes faintly visible in the haze... Occasionally, the clouds☁️ part in an instant, and you finally understand why "clouds are the mountain's skirt." Great puffs of cotton cling to the peaks, sunlight gilding the "silver hair" of the Four Maidens into gold foil, while sharp-edged rocks alternate between light and shadow. Cloud ribbons wind around the waist of the mountain, drifting with the wind—sometimes sweeping across meadows like silk scarves, other times gathering into canopies over the summits, ever-changing... 📸 Tips: Rain or shine, bring a windproof jacket! After all, in Mount Siguniang, whether the next moment brings sunshine or fog-locked peaks depends entirely on her "mood"~ #WesternSichuanHiddenGems #MomentsCherishedByNature