High score, please give me some advice from travel enthusiasts. I am traveling from Shanghai to Mount Tai and Jinan. The more detailed the better.

April to November is the best time to visit Mount Tai, and autumn is the best time to watch the sunrise. There are too many people in Taishan during Golden Week.

Taishan Tourist Bus Line 1: Railway Station-Tianwai Village-Zhongtianmen, uphill fare: 13 yuan, downhill fare: 11 yuan.

Taishan Tourist Bus Line 2: Railway Station - Taohuayu - Taohuayuan Cableway, uphill fare: 13 yuan, downhill fare: 11 yuan.

Cableway

Zhongtianmen goes up 45 yuan, goes down 45 yuan

Taohuayuan goes up 40 yuan, goes down 30 yuan

Houshiwu goes up 10 yuan, downlink 10 yuan

Note: Those who purchase Zhongtianmen or Taohuayuan uplink tickets can ride the Houshiwu Cableway for free.

Tickets for entering Mount Tai: 127 yuan in peak season (March to October); 100 yuan in off-season (November to February); 45 yuan to walk up the mountain from the Red Gate.

There are various levels of accommodation on the top of Taishan Mountain. The three-star "Shenqi Hotel" has a standard room with a retail price of 500 yuan (can be reduced to 300 yuan in the off-season). It is often fully booked, but it is also calculated based on bed space. Yes, it’s 100 yuan per person. It’s best to call to make a reservation before going up the mountain. Tel: 0538-7937004. In addition, there is a one-star Xianju Hotel on Daidingtian Street. Private small hotels on the mountain charge a minimum of 10 yuan for stacked beds, which are relatively clean. Water supply on the mountain is often cut off, so bathing is not possible. Some hotels use "water supply" to attract business, and their credibility is questionable. You may have no place to stay when you go up the mountain at night, so you need to rent a military coat for 5-15 yuan/piece, which can keep you warm while watching the sunrise in the morning.

Taian City at the foot of Mount Tai is superior to those on the mountain in terms of price and hotel facilities. The main star-rated hotels include: "Taishan Overseas Chinese Building (four stars)" on Dongyue Street, "Taishan Hotel (three stars)" on Daizongfang, Hongmen Road, and "Taishan Hotel (three stars)" at No. 210 Daizong Street Class)", "Yaochi Hotel (two-star)" at the north end of Hushan East Road, etc.

Mountain climbing fees (excluding food and accommodation):

1. Tickets are 82 yuan for minibuses, about 30 yuan for car rides, 94 yuan for ropeway rides, 2 yuan for bus No. 3 = About 255 yuan.

2. The entire hike only costs 127 yuan/person. Tickets include 2 yuan insurance.

If you want to come by yourself, you can take a bus to Yanzhou and then take a bus to Qufu, which is 20 minutes away, or you can go to Taishan and take a bus to Qufu. It takes an hour and a half to get to Qufu by bus from the Railway Station Square

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Qufu, Confucius Temple, Confucius Mansion, Confucius Forest... It takes more than three hours, be careful not to be fooled

Mount Taishan, you can choose to walk from Hongmen or take a car up the mountain from Tianwai Village To Zhongtianmen

Jinan, Baotu Spring, Daming Lake, the main recommendation is Baotu Spring, the water is very good, opposite is Quancheng Square, you can go shopping, I don’t think Daming Lake has much

Take the train to Taishan Station, then take Bus No. 3 to Hongmen or Dai Temple. Bus No. 3 is on the road in front of the train station. Be careful not to do the opposite. If you want to take a taxi, ask the taxi to use the meter, and the fare to the Red Gate will not exceed 10 yuan. There are a lot of scammers out there, so I recommend taking the No. 3 bus.

It is recommended not to bring too many things with you when going up the mountain, bring enough water, and don’t bring too much food. The things on the mountain are like souvenirs, so you have to bargain hard. Don't listen to the nonsense from the people in the temple on the mountain.

Go up the mountain in the morning. If you come down the same day, it is best to start climbing at the Red Gate around 9:00 in the morning, otherwise you may not be able to get down before dark. If you take the ropeway down, it is okay. As for the classic scenery, as long as you go up along the red door and it's daytime, go and see it yourself. I won't go into details. It would be pointless.

It’s better to climb up the mountain, don’t drive, take the ropeway, that’s boring. But be slow and don't be in a hurry, otherwise you won't be able to play for a few days. My legs are really sore. Be slow and careful when going down the mountain, especially Shibapanna, which is too dangerous. It's dangerous soon and your calves will be very sore for a few days. It is recommended to take the ropeway to Zhongtianmen and then take the Daba down the mountain.

The Dai Temple is on the street opposite the Red Gate. To the east of the street is the East Campus of Shanxi University of Science and Technology.

There is a McDonald's across the street from the main entrance of Dai Temple, and there is a hotel next to it. The name seems to have the word "Youth" in it. It is clean and cheap. As for the Dai Temple, there is nothing interesting inside. It is no different from the temples on Mount Tai, except that there are some bonsai, pine trees and fish in the back.

To Jinan, it’s faster to take the train, one hour, but you have to queue up to buy tickets. If there are a lot of people, just take a bus. It’s direct and costs about 20 yuan per person. It’s on the left hand side after exiting the train station hall. There is a direct bus to Jinan from the bus station.

As for Jinan, check the bus routes first. Qianfo Mountain is also worth a visit. I won’t introduce the snacks along the route one by one. I’ll just say the same thing. The Malatang and Youxun in Daguanyuan are very good. A few days ago I went to Jinan to eat there once and it was very good. But be careful of the fortune tellers near the Grand View Garden Temple, they are so good at deceiving people, they are liars!

Finally, I suggest you go to Jinan for a walk first, and then go to Tai'an to climb Mount Tai. Because you are too tired after climbing Mount Tai. After a night's rest, you may not be able to lift your legs. The blood vessels in your calves are so swollen that they feel like someone has inserted an iron rod into them. It will take two weeks of rest before your legs will stop hurting. . It’s hard to go to Jinan again!