Huangshan Scenic Area.

Huangshan Day Trip Guide: Must-see Attractions and Tips 🌄 The Huangshan trip starts with the first ray of sunshine in the morning. At around 6 am, we set off for this magnificent mountain. 🚌 First, we took a bus to Yungu Temple, then transferred to a cable car to Bai'e New Station. Here, we started a challenging hike. 🏞️ First, we went to Shixin Peak to feel the magnificence of nature. Then, we returned to Heihu Pine and headed to Beihai. Along the way, we passed through Shuguang Pavilion, Qingliang Platform, and Monkey Watching the Sea, each of which was unforgettable. 🌲 If time permits, we can choose to go to Xihai to visit Paiyun Tower and Danxia Peak. It is a quiet place with few people, perfect for seeking tranquility. 🌤️ Then, we went to Paiyun Pavilion and entered the Xihai Grand Canyon. Here, we can walk along the outer ring and enjoy the picturesque sea of clouds, especially after the rain, when the scenery is particularly charming. 🚂 After reaching the bottom of the valley, if you have enough energy, you can choose to walk to Buxian Bridge, but please note that this will be a long hike. To save time and energy, we recommend taking the popular small train directly to Tianhai. 📸 From Tianhai, we went to Bright Summit. Here, we first went to Flying Stone, which is said to bring good luck when touched. Then, we returned to Bright Summit to take photos. 🌸 Next, we went to Aoyu Peak, Hundred-step Cloud Ladder, Lotus Cave, Lotus Pavilion, and Lotus Peak. On rainy days, Lotus Peak may be closed. After that, we went to Guest-greeting Pine to feel the unique charm of this land. 🚡 If you are tired, you can choose to take the Yunping Cableway directly to Ciguang Pavilion. It takes three hours to walk to Ciguang Pavilion, and you may feel knee pain when going downhill. 🚌 Finally, we took a bus down the mountain or chose to walk down the mountain (about 13 km) to end this unforgettable Huangshan trip. 📋 Tips: The temperature on the mountain is low, so it is recommended to bring a coat. Raincoats are not necessary, but umbrellas are a good choice. Bring photography equipment and a power bank to capture beautiful moments. Bring a moderate amount of water and food, not too much, to avoid feeling burdened during the hike.