As the saying goes, “After returning from the Five Mountains, you won’t look at other mountains; after returning from Huangshan, you won’t look at the Five Mountains.” Huangshan truly lives up to this praise—it’s breathtaking. Among the Three Mountains and Five Mountains, Huangshan and Huashan hold a special place in my heart ⛰️.
Peak season draws huge crowds, so you’ll likely need to choose between exploring the West Sea Grand Canyon or Tiandu Peak. Try to reach the New National Highway before 7 AM to catch the bus into the mountains 🚌—this saves time and avoids long queues.
Yuping Cableway → Welcoming Pine → Tiandu Peak 🔥 → Hundred Steps Cloud Ladder → Aoyu Peak → Guangmingding → Flying Stone → Paiyun Pavilion → Danxia Peak → Shizi Peak → Monkey Watching the Sea → Dream Pen Born Flowers → Shixin Peak → Shisun Peak → Bailing Ridge → Yungu Cableway (down).
⚠️ A classic route—choose this if you want to visit Tiandu Peak. Note that there are many uphill sections, so it’s more physically demanding.
Yungu Cableway → Bailing Ridge → Shisun Peak → Shixin Peak → Dream Pen Born Flowers → Monkey Watching the Sea → Shizi Peak → Danxia Peak → Paiyun Pavilion → West Sea Grand Canyon 🔥 → Guangmingding → Aoyu Peak → Hundred Steps Cloud Ladder → Welcoming Pine → Yuping Cableway (down).
⚠️ A popular route—opt for this to explore the West Sea Grand Canyon. It features more downhill sections, making it slightly easier.
Booking: Search “Huangshan Tourism Official Platform” on WeChat or book via Ctrip.
Costs:
Notes:
① Downward bus tickets must be purchased on-site (queues are common—allocate time).
② Check the latest cableway closing times to avoid being stranded.
Opening hours (weekdays):
To fully experience Huangshan—especially its sunrise, sunset, starry sky, and Milky Way (truly awe-inspiring)—spend a night on the mountain. Accommodation options range from standard rooms (over 1,000 yuan) to shared dorms (around 200 yuan)—it’s worth it for the unbeatable views!
Huangshan isn’t just a mountain; it’s a masterpiece of nature. Every step reveals new wonders—don’t miss it.
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