Where to travel in Jiuhua Mountain; Notes on Jiuhuashan Tourism

Jiuhua Mountain is one of the four Buddhist holy places in China, with beautiful scenery and numerous temples. Many people are attracted by it. I believe many people also have questions about where to travel to Jiuhua Mountain. Is there a place to eat there? Bian Xiao will answer for you!

general situation

Jiuhua Mountain, located in Qingyang County, Chizhou City, southern Anhui Province, is one of the four famous Buddhist mountains in China, and it is also the Dojo of Tibetan Bodhisattva.

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Management Committee has jurisdiction over two scenic spots, namely, 5A Jiuhuashan Scenic Area and 4A Dayuan Cultural Park Scenic Area.

One-vote system in Jiuhua Mountain Scenic Area, ticket price in peak season 160 yuan/person. The off-season fare is1October 1 16 to the following year 15. All the scenic spots and temples have no receipts. Jiuhua Mountain Scenic Area is divided into Jiuhua Street Scenic Area, Tiantai Scenic Area of People's Hospital and Huatai Scenic Area. Huatai Scenic Area only accepts tickets.

May the scenic spot of the Great Cultural Park be free, and the tickets for Hongyuan Hall in the park will be 99 yuan. May the Great Cultural Park be located at the foot of the mountain, also known as the 99-meter Tibetan icon scenic spot or Jiuhua Giant Buddha scenic spot.

About accommodation

Generally speaking, Jiuhua Mountain will not go back and forth on the same day, except by bus to road trip. I always stay for three or two days when I think about how difficult it is to worship Buddha. I stayed for two nights this time, the first night at the foot of the mountain and the second night at Jiuhua Street. This arrangement is more reasonable. If you plan to visit Jiuhua Mountain for more than two days, it is recommended to live at the foot of the mountain first and then on the mountain. After all, it takes half an hour to go up the mountain every day, and it is more complicated to go through the formalities twice.

On the first night, my companion and I stayed at Jiuhuashan Central Hotel at the foot of the mountain, a four-star hotel, not far from the main entrance of Jiuhuashan Scenic Area. These rooms are functional, clean and relatively cost-effective.

The golden phoenix Hotel in Jiuhua Street is also a good hotel the next day, but there are many hotels in Jiuhua Street, so you'd better compare them before making a choice.

About food

Huizhou cuisine is one of the eight major cuisines in China, which originated from the local flavor of Huizhou mountainous area. Anhui cuisine is elegant, simple, crisp, tender, fragrant and fresh. It is famous for cooking delicious food and game. It is always unreasonable to go to Jiuhua Mountain without tasting authentic Huizhou cuisine.

They are all authentic farm dishes, specially served. It looks delicious. When this dish of small fish was served on the table, all of us smelled a bad smell and asked if it was mandarin fish, but the result was not.

I've always liked Anhui cuisine, and its uniqueness focuses on kung fu dishes that are good at cooking, stewing, smoking and steaming. The use of different cooking techniques in different dishes is an important symbol of Huizhou chefs' achievements.

As a Buddhist holy land, Jiuhua Mountain is also a must-see place for vegetarians. When you come here, you must try vegetarian food. Jiuhuashan vegetarian food is processed from ecological food, which is green, healthy and delicious.

We had a very satisfying meal, and finally we had some snacks. If you have a good understanding of food, you can make a good strategy before coming and go straight to your destination. If you want to eat some home-cooked Anhui dishes like us, you might as well follow your luck and eat wherever you go.

Travel precautions

1, carrying items. Take cash (it is sometimes convenient for people in 500 yuan and Jiuhuashan to use cash), mobile phones, bank cards, ID cards and various certificates, and clothes are a little thicker. Don't wear shoes and high heels, incense sticks, paper money, firecrackers, and many coins, instant noodles, mineral water, etc.

2. Book in advance. Be sure to book a room in the right place according to the itinerary before coming, especially Jiuhua Street in the mountains, so as not to have no room. It is also a hotel in Jiuhua Street on the mountain. Some people have to walk for half an hour to get to the scenic spots, so when booking tickets, be sure to ask how far it is from Huacheng Temple or Dabei Building in the center of Jiuhua Street.

3. Pay attention to safety. The tour routes of Jiuhua Mountain are all stone roads to prevent slipping and falling. Many tourists are dissatisfied.

4. Pay attention to fraud prevention. There are only three words to prevent fraud: no payment. Don't take people on the bus alone. They pretend to be hitchhikers or monks, and they fool you into spending as soon as they get on the bus. Tourists who take buses should not get off and take private cars, and should not buy incense sticks on the roadside; Don't go into the temple to burn incense and worship Buddha before arriving at Jiuhua Street Scenic Area;

5. Civilized tourism. Smoking is not allowed on tourist routes. You can sit in the designated smoking spot and smoke. Be careful not to litter or draw pictures everywhere. Do not burn paper, do not set off fireworks, respect three incense, and do not burn extra large incense;

6. Beware of wild monkeys. Don't approach, feed or provoke wild monkeys on the mountain, don't wear red clothes and trousers, don't walk alone, don't expose your food, and give up your luggage and go away to call the police when you are surrounded. In case of injury, you can seek help and reimburse medical expenses.

7. Buddha worship etiquette. When entering or leaving the temple, don't step on the threshold, let alone stand or sit on it, and don't block the door; Don't take pictures of Buddha statues; Don't talk loudly in the temple, let alone swear words, and don't ask the monk's private affairs; Musical instruments in the temple (bell, drum, wooden fish, chime, bangzi, cloud board, etc.). Don't touch it, let alone knock it at will; Don't bring incense sticks into the hall without permission; Turn clockwise when visiting.