Touring Huangshan with my 65-year-old parents, who are not in good health and don’t want to climb the mountain or try to climb as little as possible, it’s best to take the cable car. Please recommend

Touring Huangshan with my 65-year-old parents, who are not in good health and don’t want to climb the mountain or try to climb as little as possible, it’s best to take the cable car. Please recommend a route and strategy, thank you

My dear friend, there is no problem for the old man to visit Huangshan. When going up the mountain, you can use the cable car to go up the mountain. You don’t have to go to the West Sea Grand Canyon and some peaks. Slow down your journey as much as possible. As for the route, you can take the route of the travel agency. If you are traveling independently, it doesn't matter if you slow down a little. Walk less and rest more. If time permits, you can stay one more night in the mountains. It is not easy for an elderly person to come to Huangshan, so he should not be in a hurry. It is recommended that you come on weekends so that the accommodation prices above can be cheaper. Try to go up and down the mountain on all cableways. This way it won't be very tiring. For old people, it would be better to go up the mountain in two days. The day was quite stressful and tiring. It would be better to stay one night in the mountains. The specific route can be arranged like this! Day 1: Get up early and the scenic bus arrives at the trailhead of Yungu Temple - Baieling [you can choose the cable car (about 8 minutes) or hiking (about 2.5 hours)] start from Baieling, Beihai, Shuguang Pavilion, Lion Peak, Tuanjie Pine, West Sea, Paiyun Tower, Paiyun Pavilion, Feilaishi Guangmingding and stay in a hotel near Guangmingding at night.

Day 2: Go to Guangmingding Peak early to watch the sunrise, Haixin Pavilion, Aoyu Peak, One Line of Sky, Hundred Step Ladder, Yuping Tower, go down the mountain by cable car to the hot spring and take the scenic transportation bus back to Tangkou