Bai Shui Qiu Feng, meaning ‘White Water Autumn Wind,’ is a renowned autumnal scene at the Wan Nian Temple in Emei Mountain. It is also one of the famous ten scenes of Emei Mountain. The Wan Nian Temple is situated at the foot of Lion Ridge at an altitude of 1020 meters and was originally built during the Eastern Jin Dynasty, later renamed Bai Shui Temple. The temple is constructed on a peak that rises among the surrounding mountains, with peaks reflecting each other and surrounded by lush greenery. The scenery is pleasant throughout the year. The temple is open all year round and accessible 24 hours a day.
