How to plan a trip to Mount Tai?

First of all, the choice of time, try to choose in late spring and early summer, or early autumn, April, May and June of the solar calendar, August and September, when the breeze sets and the mountain is fragrant. It was not impossible before 1 October1day, but it was already very cold and not very impressive. Unless it is sunny with light rain, there will be thousands of charms.

For the purpose of going, my suggestion is not to always want to see the sunrise. Really, I don't know why groups of people are in a hurry to go out now. If you go to see the sunrise, you will not see the scenery all the way at night. Sunrise is a lucky thing. It is suggested that friends who are going to travel to Taishan seriously consider weighing the pros and cons, whether to watch the scenery or the sunrise. It's true, don't fool yourself casually, saying that I can wait until dawn to go down the mountain to see the scenery-when you climb the mountain, you will die and have no mind to continue to see the scenery.

As for the route, my suggestion is that if you have enough time, take a break when you get to the hotel and set aside half a day to visit Dai Temple. Note, again, don't wait to climb the mountain before playing anything else. After climbing the mountain, you will not be able to rest for three to five days.

Of course, if you exercise regularly and are strong, you don't have to consider this factor. The scenery in Dai Temple includes Tang, Huai, Han, Bai and Song Dynasties. There are many cultural relics and rare trees, which can be seen in almost two or three hours. If you set aside more than half a day, take half a day to the western front first. The place to play on the west line is only half an afternoon, which is relaxing and pleasant. Go up from Tianwai Village, cross Longtan Reservoir, take Bailongchi and go to Heilongtan. There are Baizhang Cliff, Wuji Temple and Changshou Spring. Don't take a cursory look, calm your impetuous heart and trace back to the source. Look at the words, the scenery and the mountains and rivers. The water here tastes so cool that there is no smell of fireworks. It feels like air, and I often drink a big bottle with a splash. There is also a clear spring stone, under the stone bridge, suitable for looking up.

The official mountaineering is from the entrance of the red gate of the road. Some mountain people take the lead in climbing mountains, saying that they can evade tickets with a little money. Don't do this in the peak season, because there are at least four ticket checking jobs, and student tickets will also let you get your student ID card. If you have other strategies, you can ignore them. Attention, if you want to see the scenery, don't take a bus from Tianwai Village to Zhongtian, or you will miss too much. Starting with the Red Gate, people say crutches are necessary. In my opinion, crutches are not necessary, and you can't save any effort at all. Towels are a must.