Huashan Scenic Area Introduction+Tickets+Transportation+Opening Hours

Huashan Mountain is one of the five mountains in China. It has a magnificent landscape. How many people want to climb five mountains in their lives? This Huashan Mountain is also very thrilling. Let's take a look at the scenic spots and play guides in Huashan.

Huashan Mountain is one of the famous five mountains in China, known as "the most dangerous mountain in the world", which mainly includes Huashan Road and five main peaks in the southeast, northwest and central parts. There are more than 265,438+00 famous scenic spots in Huashan Mountain, including the plank road in the air, the kite turning over, the Thousand Foot Building, etc., and its Chinese Moon Zhang Xian is listed as the first of the eight scenic spots in Guanzhong. In addition, there are 72 semi-suspended caves and more than 20 Taoist temples in Huashan, among which Yuquanyuan Temple and Dulong Temple are listed as national key Taoist temples. At the same time, it is also one of the nine scenic spots in China, and Chaoyang Terrace on the east wind is the best place to watch the sun.

Huashan is the western mountain among the five mountains, also called Mount Tai in Dongyue. According to legend, Zhou Pingwang moved its capital to Luoyang, and Huashan is located in the west of Luoyi, the capital of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, so it is called "Xiyue". Later, Xianyang was Qin Dou and Chang 'an was the capital of the Western Han Dynasty, both of which were located in the west of Huashan, so Huashan was no longer called Xiyue. Later, Liu Xiu, Emperor Guangwu of Han Dynasty, established the Eastern Han regime in Luoyang, and Huashan resumed the title of "Xiyue", which has been in use ever since.

Nantianmen, Nantianmen south wind east. Starting from the south slope of the east wind, you can climb along the rugged path and cross the Erxian Temple and the Purple Air Station. This is the only way to climb Yuan Chaodong, the plank road in the air, the old stone room in the river and Quanzhen Cliff.

"Talking about Bell" records: "There is a gorge named Tianmen under Nanfeng, and the south peak is in the west." It can be seen that the Nantianmen in the early Qing Dynasty only refers to the stone gorge passage leading to the sky plank road at the observation deck. The word "worse than heaven" was chiseled above the access door.

Today, the upper and lower temples in Nantianmen were built in the early Qing Dynasty. The Shangmiao Temple, named Wenchang Pavilion, was originally located in Xifeng, Jiuni and Qingganlong years, and was built in Nantianmen at the expense of Duke Jiang of Weinan. There is a passage in the lower hall, which is the only way to Sendai and the plank road in the sky. Locals call it the Nantianmen, and in 1986, the provincial government renovated these two buildings. The lintel says "worse than heaven"

Li 65438-0978, Deputy Secretary of Shaanxi Provincial Party Committee.

On the east side of Shi Xia Passage, there is a platform, which is ten feet square and suspended on three sides. Covered by a fence, it is called a climbing platform, also called gathering Sendai. It is said that Emperor Xuanyuan once met many immortals here. Whenever the spring and summer handover, Taoist priests often burn incense here to worship heaven. At this time, a group of swallows came to compete for their watches, which was quite interesting, so it was also called Swallow Table.

To the northeast of the climbing platform, there are huge stones inclined like tiles, and the space under the huge stones is as big as three houses, so it is called three houses and one tile, which is one of the wonders of Huashan Mountain.

Above the Thousand-Foot Building, the Thousand-Foot Building is the first dangerous place in Huashan. Here, the walls of the gable stand upright, and only two people can walk up and down during the period. The chains on both sides hang vertically, like a knife cutting saw. The slope is 70. More than 370 steps up and down are not wide enough. When you look up, the sky opens, shaped like a jumping frog and like a fish stuck to the wall. Going down the well is more dangerous than before, such as being dizzy in a deep well. So people often walk backwards when they come down and peek at the road from the crotch. At the top of "thousands of feet Building", there is a cave that can only accommodate one person. Because people come out of the cave when they climb the last stone step, this hole is called "patio". There is a platform on the "patio", and the "Taihua Throat" engraved on the platform vividly illustrates the shape of the road here. The "Bai Chi Gorge" on the stage is the upper part of the throat, and the platform under the gorge looks like a prominent throat. The thousands of feet building below the "patio" is the lower part of the throat. The whole road here is shaped like a person's throat and esophagus, narrow, convex and long. The "patio" mouth is the middle section of the "Taihua throat". If we block it from now on, it's a dead end. Han Zipei, a remnant bandit of the Kuomintang, once laid an iron cover at the entrance of the "patio" in an attempt to stick to Huashan Mountain, but the Eight Warriors of the People's Liberation Army flew over the natural barrier and wiped out a class of troops stationed here, opening the way for reinforcements.

From the North Peak to the South Peak, Chaer Cliff began to climb the main peak. Not far from the North Peak is the "Fairy Edge", which is connected with "Shelya". On one side is a cliff protruding outward, and on the other side is a bottomless abyss. Tourists walking here, afraid of being forced off the cliff by the mountain, need to cling to the cliff and slowly pass sideways. Where the road is tight, the cliff rubs your ears and even your face against the cliff before you can walk there.

Yuan Hongdao once wrote a poem describing the danger of Moore Cliff: "A traveler always belongs to Moore Cliff, and leaning against the blue wall can also be said. If you want to know how dangerous this road is, look at my moss. " Describe not only wiping your ears against the cliff, but also covering your face with moss. Now, the road to Ear Cliff has been repaired, and there is room for two people to walk in a wide place. But in the most cramped places, you can still feel the risk of rubbing your ears. There are many stone carvings around the cliff, like a natural calligraphy barrier.

Please poke for more attractions.

Travel Guide Transportation: There is a special tourist bus in front of Huashan North Station to Huashan Tourist Center or Huashan Yuquan Garden (hiking entrance), and the special tourist bus 10 yuan/person.

Tickets: Huashan Scenic Area Grand Tickets (peak season): 160 RMB.

Opening hours: 07:00- 19:00.