When is the best time to see the snow in Huangshan Mountain?

If you want to see the snow scenery of Huangshan Mountain, it is usually from December to February.

This is the peak snow period. Huangshan generally enters winter from late October. Although Huangshan is in the off-season, it never feels bleak. It is definitely a good season for traveling. There are few people at this time, so you can enjoy it with all your heart and see the stunning snow scenery, rime and rain. It is an extremely special and spectacular sight in all four seasons of the year.

In 1982, Huangshan Scenic Area was announced by the State Council as one of the first batch of national key scenic spots. In 1985, Huangshan Scenic Area was announced by China Tourism News as one of the top ten scenic spots in China. In December 1990, Huangshan Mountain was included in the "World Cultural and Natural Heritage List" by UNESCO. In February 2004, Huangshan Mountain was announced as a World Geopark by UNESCO.

Huangshan Scenic Area

Huangshan Mountain is divided into several major scenic areas: Wenhuang Mountain’s Four Jue Spring Scenic Area, Yuping Scenic Area, Baiyun Scenic Area, Beihai Scenic Area, Dream (West Sea) Scenic Area, and Songgu Scenic Area. Each scenic spot has its own characteristics. Among them, the dream scenic spot (West Sea Grand Canyon) is newly developed in recent years and is currently a hot spot favored by tourists.

Huangshan Scenic Area is divided into front mountain and back mountain. The front mountain refers to the area from Ciguang Pavilion to Guangmingding, that is, the hot springs, Yuping Tower, and Tianhai Scenic Area. The main attractions include Yingke Pine, Banshan Temple, Tiandu Peak, Yuping Tower, Lotus Peak, Yixiantian, Aoyu Peak, etc.; the back mountain is It refers to the area from Yungu Temple to Guangmingding, that is, the Beihai and Xihai scenic areas. The main attractions include Shixin Peak, Lion Peak, Paiyun Pavilion, Xihai Grand Canyon, Feilaishi, Songgu Nunnery, etc.