To climb Mount Tai, you should not only see the beautiful scenery, but also take pictures. Do you know how to take pictures in Mount Tai?

As we all know, Mount Tai is one of the ten most shocking famous mountains in China. It has majestic mountains and beautiful scenery. It has been the favorite place of literati since ancient times. The perfect integration of natural landscape and human landscape, majestic momentum, magnificent scenery and ancient relics bring unspeakable spiritual shock to people.

Mount Tai is centered on Yuhuang Peak, with 56 peaks, 130 streams, 64 waterfalls and 58 temples. It has many natural and cultural landscapes, the most famous of which are Jade Emperor Peak, Sun Peak, Xianren Bridge, Baizhang Cliff, Hope People Pine and Qiao Yun Waterfall.

There are also four natural wonders in Mount Tai. When you come to Mount Tai, you must not miss them. They are: the sunrise on Mount Tai, the jade plate in the sea of clouds, the sunset glow and the golden belt of the Yellow River. Among them, the sunrise on Mount Tai and the jade plate in the sea of clouds are the most spectacular, and they are also the favorite of photographers.

Sunrise on Mount Tai: Standing on the top of Mount Tai, overlooking the east, the sky is dark to bright, sunny, and the sky is changing every second. In the end, between the rosy clouds and the sea of clouds, the red sun broke through the clouds. What a shocking picture!

Clouds and jade plates: Most of these wonders appear in summer and autumn. Clouds rise with the wind and change endlessly. Some mountains are shrouded in clouds, while others leave only one peak, which makes them interesting and full of ups and downs.

Sunset: When the sun sets, the clouds on the horizon are shining with golden edges, which are reflected into colorful colors by the setting sun. Thousands of golden lights are emitted from the clouds, and everything is dreamy and intoxicating.

Yellow River Golden Belt: This is the view of Mount Tai overlooking the Yellow River. From west to east, the Yellow River winds between layers of mountains, stretching the sky and setting the sun. A "golden belt" paved with gold and silver appears in front of your eyes, extending to the intersection of heaven and earth, with extraordinary charm.

Mount Tai has two best shooting locations. One is, of course, Jade Emperor Peak. There is a Jade Emperor Temple on Jade Emperor Peak. As the peak of Mount Tai, you can photograph the "rising sun" on its east side, which is the best place to watch the sunrise.

Another shooting spot is Zhongtianmen, also called Ertianmen, which is the only way to climb Mount Tai. The terrain here is very open, and all kinds of buildings are surrounded by each other. On one side, it is the Zhongxishan Mountain, and on the other side, it is the Phoenix Ridge. Here, you can look out from a distance.

Every year from March to 165438+ 10, it is a good time to shoot the sunrise and the sea of clouds on Mount Tai. If it's rainy, it's even more important to climb the mountain, because rainy days are the high frequency period when clouds of sea appear. From June to August, if it is half sunny and half foggy in the morning or evening, it is very likely that Buddha's light will appear, and tourists can feast their eyes.

If you want to see the sunset glow and the golden belt of the Yellow River, I suggest you come in autumn, which is just crisp and sunny and easy to overlook. This is a good time to watch the sunset glow and the golden belt of the Yellow River.

Of course, Mount Tai has scenery worth shooting all year round. In winter, there are fog and rain, 18 plates, stone carvings, waterfalls and various buildings. There are cultural landscapes and natural landscapes everywhere, and each shot is a blockbuster, so photographers can choose according to their own shooting themes.

Mount Tai, the statue of the Five Mountains, is a retreat and meditation place on the top of Mount Tai. The scenery is magnificent and the sea of clouds is like a fairyland.