Xuebang Shan | 雪邦山
In the Parallel Gorges Area of Lanping Bai and Pumi Autonomous County, Xuebang Shan stands tall as a majestic symbol of nature’s grandeur. With an impressive elevation of 13,976 feet (or 4260 meters), this mountain is not just a geographical wonder but a treasure trove of ecological and cultural significance.
Fast Facts
Country: China
State/Province: Yunnan
Prefecture: Nujiang Lisu
County/Region: Lanping Bai and Pumi Autonomous County
City/Town: Jindingzhen
Mountain Range: Parallel Gorges Area
Elevation: 13,976 feet / 4,260 meters
Prominence: 5,692 feet / 1,735 meters
Isolation: 27.06 miles / 43.54 kilometers
Nearest Higher Neighbor (NHN): Laotzyunshan
Resources: Peakbagger.com
Geographic Details
Xuebang Shan boasts a prominence of 1735 meters (5692 feet) and a true isolation of 43.54 kilometers (27.06 miles), making it a prominent feature in the stunning landscape of Yunnan, China. Its coordinates, 26.48° N, 99.497° E, place it in the heart of the Tibetan Plateau and Central China, offering explorers and adventurers a unique opportunity to connect with nature.
Cultural and Ecological Significance
Known locally as 雪邦山 (pronounced as Xuebang Shan), this mountain holds a special place in the hearts of the local communities. Its name roughly translates to “Snow State Mountain,” evoking images of serene, snow-capped peaks and the tranquil beauty of untouched wilderness. The area surrounding Xuebang Shan is rich in biodiversity, making it an ecological hotspot that is critical for conservation efforts.
