Come and experience it! Recording the climb of Tiandu Peak

🧗🏻‍♂️Tiandu Peak is open, come and experience it. ☀️Before coming, I closely followed the weather forecast and found that Thursday would be a sunny day. I took the high-speed train to Huangshan North Station on Wednesday afternoon. Next to it is the Huangshan Tourist Passenger Transport Center, where I took a shuttle bus to the South Gate Transfer Center and stayed nearby for the night. 📄The goal of this trip is Tiandu Peak, as it is next to Yuping. I finally decided to walk up from Ciguang Pavilion and exit through the new and old paths. ⏱️At 6 a.m., Tangkou Town was already bustling. After finding a place to have breakfast, I queued up at the entrance of the transfer center. The first shuttle bus departs at 6:50 a.m., and the queue had already extended to the road. Finally, the doors opened, and people rushed in. ⌛Huangshan still implements segmented reservations, and tickets must be purchased in advance; otherwise, you are not allowed to enter the station and board the bus. Visitors to Yun Valley and Ciguang Pavilion are roughly equal in number, so there is no need to be overly anxious. Tiandu Peak is only an obsession for some people. ⚗️After arriving at the lower station of the Yuping Cableway, most people took the cable car, while only a few chose to hike up. Due to recent rains, the West Sea, Tiandu Peak, and the hiking trails were closed, but they reopened today, so I consider myself lucky. Therefore, be sure to check the latest news from the Huangshan Scenic Area before coming to avoid a wasted trip. 🧗🏻‍♀️There is still some distance to Ciguang Pavilion, but there is a special car to take you there, so don't worry and just get on the car. Next is the climb, which takes about an hour to reach the Mid-Mountain Temple. From there, it's not far to the new entrance of Tiandu Peak. Since there are not many people hiking up, there is no need to queue at the new entrance of Tiandu Peak, and you can take photos at your leisure. Yes, no need to queue, but you need to scan your ID card to enter. 🧗🏻‍♂️Relatively speaking, the new entrance path is longer and steeper, but I think it's perfect for climbing, using both hands and feet. It's best to bring a pair of gloves, as trekking poles can be a burden. There are relatively few people on the road, and occasionally you meet people coming down who stayed overnight on the mountain. I guess those who took the cable car up and walked the old path returned the same way after reaching the summit because they had other places to visit. 😃This path has flat sections for resting after each climb, making it easier than the continuous steps at the bottom of the mountain. It takes about an hour to reach the top of Tiandu Peak. The summit is crowded, and everyone's face is filled with joy. ⭐I descended via the old path. Except for the perilous Jiyu Ridge, the difficulty is not high. You still need to scan your ID card when exiting. From there, I went to Yuping, where half of the mountain path is cordoned off for Tiandu Peak queuing, and the queue had already reached halfway up the mountain. 🚠After reaching Yuping and taking a photo of the Welcoming Pine, I heard a broadcast announcing that Tiandu Peak had reached its peak capacity for the day, and many people had to leave disappointed. I took the cable car down the mountain. 💰Costs: Ticket 190, bus 30*2, transfer 19*2, cable car 90, hotel 200