Huangshan travel dingshan accommodation

The mountain is expensive! And there are basically no rooms.

The kind of bed for 6-8 people that group travel agencies usually live in ~ ~

We went up for one night, rented a tent, two, and spent 600 a night! Enough to buy a few-the price of the National Day in 2008. At that time, it was 180 online. We asked about the price when we went. Let's talk about it after going up the mountain. It was another price when we went up. Many people carry their tents up the mountain and then set up tents in the open space around the hotel. Rent a hotel tent, just some public baths and give you some hot water. Actually, you can mix without renting.

Get up at 5 am to watch the sunrise, and it turns cloudy. . . So sad! And then went straight down the mountain. In fact, most of the accommodation is to watch the sunrise ~ ~

Our trip at that time was to drive down the mountain and find a private hotel, which was not easy to find and asked one by one.

On the first day of eating, I heard the tour guide tell several individual guests when to get up. We got up at about 4 o'clock the next day, bought a dozen eggs in the hotel and brought some bottles of water. Then park your car in the parking lot under Huangshan Mountain, and then take that car into the mountain. Climbed a grand canyon in the West Sea on the North Mountain and watched a sunset on the top of Guangming. There is basically no strength.

At about five o'clock the next day, everyone else got up. In order to get a better point, they also got up with the army. I didn't see the sunrise, but I really didn't have the strength to go to Tiandu Peak (when the lotus closed the mountain), so I went down the mountain, as if it was noon. I came down from Qian Shan.

I suggest you find a place to stay at the foot of the mountain for one night. Or on the same day, when the world. Watch the sunset and leave. Is there such a thing as sunrise and sunset when you are really not allowed to go?