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I visited Huangshan in March (2012). The following is a self-guided tour sharing of Huangshan (excluding tourist attractions around Huangshan)... It was my first time to visit Huangshan and I was deeply impressed. When you come back from the Five Mountains, you don’t want to see the mountains. When you come back from Huangshan, you don’t want to see the mountains! ?I just came down from Huangshan Mountain, and I feel that Xu Xiake is not deceiving people. Huangshan Mountain really feels like the most amazing peak in the world. The day before I went up the mountain, I specifically read the online experience of visiting Huangshan. I felt that I didn’t meet the conditions for visiting Huangshan at all, but I didn’t care about it anymore. I just went up the mountain with a bottle of water. The entrance to Huangshan is in Tangkou Town, Huangshan District, Huangshan City. Because of this relationship, there are many hotels and restaurants in Tangkou Town, and the prices are not high. Because there are too many, the supply exceeds demand, so you can consider spending the night in Tangkou Town (100 yuan in a hotel) Left and right/room, food and beverage prices are medium to low). You can start touring Huangshan in the morning (convenient). You can also take a bus in Huangshan City directly to the entrance of Huangshan scenic spot, but it will take an extra hour or two. At 8:00 in the morning, I first went to the Tangkou Town Tourist Transfer Center, bought a ticket and got on the bus to Ciguang Pavilion or Yungu Temple (these two places are the entrances to the scenic spots). The ticket price is 19 yuan/person. Then buy scenic spot tickets for 230 yuan/person, full price. Then you can go hiking up the mountain.

Regarding the issue of food and grass equipment: I went up the mountain to get a small folding bag, which contained a pair of construction cotton gloves worth two yuan (although it was March at this time, most of the top of the mountain was covered with ice and snow. It was like holding on to the railings with my hands. Handrail chain, etc.); a bottle of water; a map (there is a free map on the car), and then we got on. I went up alone, so the route was free. Anyway, the purpose was to enjoy the scenery on the mountain, so just follow your feelings. As long as you reach the mountainside, there will be ice on the granite steps that are one or two meters wide, so you have to pay attention to anti-skid. The mountain store sells anti-skid iron leather shoe covers. If the anti-skid system of your shoes is not good, buy a pair. , 10 yuan/pair, extra safety and extra protection, because some stairs are next to cliffs. It is cool and icy on the mountain, so it is recommended that you bring an extra coat. After all, if you are specifically visiting Huangshan, you must be well prepared.

My route: Tangkou Town Dongling Distribution Center (Tourist Transfer Center)—gt; Ciguang Pavilion (start from here, walk)—gt; Tiandu Peak—gt; Yuping Station (Welcome Pine, Yuping Peak, and Farewell Pine are all in this area) - gt; Lotus Peak - gt; Tianhai (attraction name) - gt; Guangmingding (around 3:00 pm), 6 have been visited After hours, I was a little tired, so I planned to go down the mountain. Then I asked for directions while walking, admiring the sights, seeing the black tiger pine trees all the way, and then arrived at Baie Peak (Yungu Cableway Station). Take the Yungu Cableway to Yungu Temple Station (another scenic spot entrance, Tongciguang Pavilion, Yuping Scenic Area and Yungu Scenic Area are the gates to buy tickets and then walk up the mountain, and are also the places to get off and take the bus back (the Yungu Cableway ticket price is 80 Yuan/person). Then buy a ticket (19 Yuan/person) and queue up to get on the bus back to Tangkou Town. I walked around Huangshan in a clockwise direction and then returned. Additional: Ticket: 230 Yuan; Cableway: 80 Yuan. ; Fare: 60-200 yuan. It is best to bring your own dry food. Food on the mountain is very expensive. The most affordable pasta is 40 yuan/person. The cost of the mountain top hotel is 400 yuan/night. There is no choice but to provide daily necessities. It was picked up step by step by the hard-working Huangshan porters.

It is recommended that everyone wear a sports coat (although the whole body may get hot when climbing Huangshan, there is a refreshing wind on the mountain and it feels cool. Besides, wear a T-shirt when climbing the stairs. During the process, your chest will be exposed very easily, if you are a woman, hehe); bring a backpack with raincoat (Huangshan is rainy, the wind on the top of the mountain is strong, it is not suitable to hold an umbrella), dry food, jacket and other equipment to climb the mountain. It was just for a walk up the mountain to take a look, and it was no big deal if I walked up the mountain with my bare hands. There was water in the ditch going up the mountain, and dry food was available in the wild store. MM favors me, but it’s a pity that I have a lustful heart but not a lustful heart, and reason dominates everything.

The trip to Huangshan is very emotional... (Because there is a peach blossom stream in Huangshan, which generates a magnetic field that brings luck to people, many people will feel like this: People in Huangshan can't help themselves...) Also Interested tourists who want to see more scenic spots (such as Furong Peak District) can definitely see them all in one day, so they can stay on the mountain. Or go down the mountain first and go directly the next day.

Three cableways:

Ciguangge Station - GT; Yuping Station (Yuping Cableway)

Yungu Temple Station - GT; Baiefeng Station ( New Cloud Valley Cableway)

Danxia Station - GT; Songgu'an Station (Taiping Cableway, leading to the further Furong Peak Scenic Area) Sunrise, strange pines, strange rocks, sea of ??clouds, snow scenery, hot springs, If you go early, you can also watch the sunrise. These are Huangshan’s special attractions. The above are sharing of on-the-spot and actual experience of visiting Huangshan. I wish everyone a happy trip to Huangshan.