How to visit Mount Tai from Zhangdian, Zibo?

Take the train (bus) from Zibo to taishan station.

After getting off the bus, don't rush to take a taxi, because taxis in the station are "killing people". Go out for a few steps and take a taxi on the road. Remember to adjust your watch. Bargaining is more expensive than table. The starting price is 2km 5 yuan, each kilometer 1.50 yuan. At night1After 0: 00, the starting price 1.7 yuan/km is in 6.8 yuan.

If you are climbing a mountain, you are advised to climb directly in Hong Men. Remember to buy tickets. Everything is best bought at the foot of the mountain. It's expensive to sell things on the mountain.

If the travel time is short, go to Tiandi Square, that is, Tianwai Village, buy a ticket, take a tour bus directly to Zhongtianmen, and then take the cableway.

The above is a hand clap, and the following is the answer to the same question before.

First, the climbing time:

1. If you go to Tai 'an in the morning and want to spend the night on the mountain, and watch the sunrise the next day, I suggest you go to Daimiao first (take a bus from the railway station, 1 yuan) and go up the mountain after lunch break (transportation).

2. If you go to Tai 'an in the afternoon and want to spend the night on the mountain and watch the sunrise the next day, then hurry up (transportation).

3. If you hike up the mountain, spend the night on the mountain, watch the sunrise and leave in the morning;

If you don't want to spend the night on the mountain, you'd better go up the mountain in the morning (by transport or on foot) and down the mountain in the afternoon (by transport or on foot).

Second, the mountain route and way:

1. Take bus No.3 (1 yuan) from the railway station square to the "Tianwai Village" station, and then transfer to Hong Xiao bus (the fare is about 15 yuan due to different seasons) for 20 minutes to the Zhongtianmen ropeway station;

2. Take bus No.3 (1 yuan) from the railway station square to "Hongmen" station, and then walk to Zhongtianmen ropeway station. The average person needs about 2 hours (the mountain road from "Hongmen" to Zhongtianmen is the most beautiful place in Mount Tai).

* * * * When you take the No.3 bus at the railway station, make it clear whether you are going to Tianwai Village or Hongmen, so as not to take the wrong seat. From "Tianwai Village", you go up the mountain by car; Hiking up the mountain from the "Red Gate".

* * * * "Tianwai Village" and "Red Gate" are the two starting points of mountaineering (you can choose one). Tickets 80 yuan +2 yuan insurance.

3. Take the ropeway from Zhongtianmen Cableway Station to Nantianmen (running with running water, with an interval of 8 minutes, 8 people per car, one-way 45 yuan +2 yuan insurance, the same price). Get off the ropeway and cross the "Nantianmen" to the top of the mountain. You can enjoy yourself or find a hotel or go down the mountain.

Third, friendly tips:

1, the top of the mountain is cold, and you need to rent a coat to watch the sunrise in the early morning, each piece is about 10 yuan;

2. The price of accommodation at the top of the mountain is relatively high, about 100 yuan/bed, and the conditions are average; There are dozens of beds, so we have to make do. There is no water on the top of the mountain, which is very inconvenient. There are several hundred yuan beds, so you have to pay more.

3. The price of fruit and tea along the mountain climbing is reasonable.

4. Don't climb the mountain at night. Some people want to save money while watching the sunrise. They climb mountains at night and go to the top of the mountain to watch the sunrise at dawn. This is very inappropriate: (1) Although there are electric lights on the mountain road, they are different in depth and inconvenient. (2) You can't see anything along the mountain at night. How unfair!

Fourth, other suggestions:

As a young man, it is best to walk up and down the mountain from the "Red Gate" and watch it while walking (my experience is that it takes about 10 hours to see the scenery up and down the mountain). After all, Mount Tai is a dual heritage of culture and nature, and it is quite beautiful.

5. Mountaineering expenses (excluding accommodation):

Tickets 82 yuan+Hong Xiao * * * Cars get on and off 30 yuan+Cableway get on and off 94 yuan+Bus No.3 2 yuan =2 10 yuan;

If you only spend tickets to 82 yuan on foot.

Six, mountain (city) accommodation recommendation:

There is a "Wangdai Hotel" on the west side of the railway station square, which is run by the railway and has good conditions (the statue of "Lei Feng" in the railway station square is less than 200 meters west). We checked in last year, and the price of a double standard room with 24-hour hot water supply is: 60 yuan/room (after bargaining). You should learn to bargain! There are many hotels near the railway station, and there is always one for you.

7. Why do you recommend Dai Temple?

The Temple of Heaven in Daimiao, the Hall of Supreme Harmony in the Forbidden City and Dacheng Hall in Qufu Confucius Temple are called the three palace-style buildings in China.

The "Heavenly Palace" is inhabited by (dedicated to) the god Mount Tai;

"Dacheng Hall" is a saint-Confucius;

There is a man living in the Hall of Supreme Harmony-the emperor.

There are many temples in China, but they are not as good as those of gods, saints and men (emperors). Emperors of all previous dynasties went to Mount Tai to worship Zen, all of them went to Dai Temple first, then went to Hongmen, Zhongtianmen and Nantianmen, and finally reached the top of the mountain.

Eight, about watching the sunrise:

Watching the sunrise is determined by many conditions-weather temperature, air humidity, wind direction and so on. There are not many days in a year when you can see the sunrise. Now that you have decided to go to Mount Tai, you'd better go. Watching the sunrise is a pleasure; Climbing on a cloudy day, white clouds surround the mountains, and you are at the top of the cloud, which is also very comfortable; Mountaineering on rainy days (snowy days) has another kind of fun. Don't let the years slip away-you'd better go!