What are the precautions for traveling to Langya Mountain?

1. Every year on the ninth day of the first month, people go to Langya Temple to burn incense and worship Buddha, and at the same time play lanterns and juggle, which is very lively. This is Langya Mountain Temple Fair.

2. Chuzhou tourists mostly stay in Langya Mountain Scenic Area. It is recommended to live in the resort of Langya Mountain, next to Shenxiu Lake, with beautiful scenery and fresh air.

3. If you want to save energy, you can choose this sightseeing way: after entering the mountain gate along the ancient Langya Mountain Road, take a taxi in the scenic spot, go directly to Langya Temple, then go to the worse gate, and then go all the way down, you can visit the whole scenic spot.

During the rainy season in Chuzhou, there is a lot of rainfall. If you travel to Anhui during this period, you must be fully prepared and bring thick clothes to avoid catching a cold when it rains.

When you go to the temple, when you see the monks and nuns in the temple, you should give them a gift. Don't tamper with jars, incense table candles and offerings at will. In addition, a monk is taboo to be asked about his or her life experience and the reason for becoming a monk, so don't ask such "sensitive" questions at will.

6. Pay attention to the weather forecast before traveling in mountainous areas and increase or decrease clothes in time. If it rains, use ponchos instead of umbrellas in the mountains, so as to avoid lightning and prevent Dalian people from running around in the mountains with umbrellas. Pay more attention to anti-skid when walking on the mountain in snowy days. Don't walk or walk to see the scenery; Pay special attention to safety when taking pictures, choose the position and angle that can ensure safety, and pay special attention to whether the rocks are weathered.

7. For local products and souvenirs of scenic spots and roadside shops, shop around and bargain to avoid losses. Because the prices of goods sold in scenic spots and roadside shops are generally much more expensive than those in local town shops. Small and light souvenirs are the first choice.

8. When a shop opens in the morning to do business, it is a deal, and it is forbidden to bargain in the morning.

9. Don't knock on an empty bowl when eating. The so-called "beggar knocks on the bowl"; Chopsticks should be smoked in pairs, and three chopsticks should not be smoked (in western Anhui, Anhui and other places, three chopsticks are used to pay homage to the dead); When eating, don't sit in the "turtle seat" (one person on one side and two people on the other); Avoid licking chopsticks with your tongue when eating; When eating, don't rummage in the dish bowl with chopsticks; When eating vegetables, avoid crossing over to pick up vegetables while others are picking them up; Avoid talking loudly when eating; Avoid untidy clothes; Avoid wearing hats; Avoid stepping on half shoes.

10, Chuzhou is a multi-ethnic mixed area, and most ethnic minorities have different religious beliefs and customs. As the saying goes, "When in Rome, do as the Romans do". When traveling in ethnic minority areas, we should respect their traditional customs and life taboos, and we should not ignore the customs and hurt their national self-esteem because of carelessness in action.