Peak of O-mei-shan, 13,000 feet, the highest and holiest of the 4 holy mountains of China. From the south. In background, the Red Basin of Chengtu and the Min-kiang river coming from the north.
Details
Title
Sian to Chengtu and beyond
Published
ca. 1940
Full Collection Name
Ground and Aerial Views of China / J. P. Koster
Type
Image
Archive
East Asian Library
Note
Ground and aerial views of China photographed about 1940 by J. P. Koster when he was
a pilot on routes from Peking to Paotow, Ninghsia, Lanchow, Sining, Sian, Chengchow to
Shanghai and to Hankow, Changsha, Canton, and Sian to Chengtu, Kunming.
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