Start from Suzhou and go to Jiuhua Mountain alone. If you know, please come in.

If you take the train, although it is more comfortable, the transfer will be longer. The route is Suzhou-Tongling (5 hours), or you have to transfer to Jiuhuashan (2 hours)

The best way is to take the bus from North Bus Station Suzhou-Qingyang (Jiuhuashan) at 6 in the morning We took the bus at 30:30 and arrived in Qingyang around 1 p.m. When we came back, the bus was at 8 am. Just as convenient. The ticket seems to be one hundred. No more than 120.

The so-called Qingyang is also Jiuhua Mountain, because it is at the foot of the mountain.

You can leave the station, and there will be many buses going to the mountain. Just follow them and find a place to live on the mountain. There are also many private hotels where people live on the mountain. The price won't be expensive, a hundred or so. Very clean too.

Suppose you arrive at Qingyang at 2 o'clock in the afternoon and find a car in the middle. Suppose you arrive at 4 o'clock. Because it gets dark early, so you just stroll around, get a general idea, and eat something. It gets dark at 5:30, so find a place to stay.

Go to the Centennial Palace and the rooftop early in the morning on the second day. . .

The ways to get to the rooftop and Centenary Palace include taking a car or climbing a mountain. If you stayed in a local private hotel before, you can ask others how to get there and which way to go, and they will tell you. If you walk up, it's very steep, so it's best to use a cane. Some sell. Raincoat or something like that.

You will naturally know many small details once you go up there.

Except for tickets, which are necessary, incense, and the fare on the mountain ride... are optional, there are no other expenses.