I want to travel to Huashan. Can anyone give me some advice? Urgent! !

I am a tour guide in Xi'an. From your point of view, I suggest you not go with a tour group. The schedule is tight and too restrictive (specifically to Huashan). There are many hotels in Xi'an ranging from 80 yuan to 788 yuan (standard room). After arriving in Xi'an, rest one night and go to the train station early the next day. There is a No. 306 bus that goes directly to Huashan for 20 yuan (the bus body is green and it is a state-owned unit with a capacity of 40 people). The 120-kilometer journey takes less than 3 hours. After arriving, you can buy a Huashan ticket for 80 yuan and take the Huashan Company's small transportation into the mountain (round trip 20 yuan) to reach the cableway entrance. If you want to take the ropeway up the mountain (120 yuan for a round trip), you must take the ropeway or you won’t be able to enjoy it. After going up the mountain, you can explore on your own and stay on the mountain at night. There are many hotels on almost every peak. It is recommended to stay before night as the prices are slightly more expensive. It is more convenient to watch the sunrise at Dongfeng. Accommodation is more expensive at around 400 for a standard room. However, I personally feel that Huashan Mountain is famous for its steepness, not the sunrise. It is better to watch the sunrise at Huangshan Mountain. On the second day on the mountain to explore the remaining scenery, you must dare to go down the mountain before 4 o'clock. After returning to the cableway parking lot, you still need to take a light traffic down the mountain, and then take the 306 back to Xi'an. If you don't have the 306, you can take the long-distance bus in Xi'an. If you think it’s too expensive, join a group tour. Generally, a day trip costs about 280 yuan. It starts around 830 in the morning and may be even later. When you arrive at Huashan at 10:30 or 11:00, you have to eat first, and then go up the mountain and arrive at the parking lot around 5 p.m. Get together and figure out how long you can play. The 2-day tour is a little more expensive, but it is the same as the basic one-day itinerary. Even if you stay at the foot of the mountain for one night, it will actually take one day to go up the mountain in the early morning. . . . . Moreover, even if you go with a tour guide in Huashan, they will only send you on the ropeway to the North Peak, and then you can move around freely. Huashan does not have a tour guide to actually explain it and it is a natural scenic area, so you should just have fun by yourself. Don't scold me, travel agents, I'm just telling the truth. (You won’t get lost on the Huashan Road, but you still need to buy a map and gloves at the cableway parking lot (don’t buy crutches that won’t be used) and remember to wear sneakers) Have a nice trip. .