Huangshan Guide | A Fairyland on Earth You Must Visit in Your Lifetime

| A fairyland on Earth you must visit in your lifetime. Huangshan is truly worth a visit! Here's a super detailed guide to Huangshan 👇 🎫 Tickets: You can purchase tickets in advance on the official platform to avoid queuing on site. Remember to check for any discounts~ 🚗 Transportation: External Transportation: If you're traveling by plane, you can fly to Huangshan Tunxi International Airport and then transfer to a bus to Huangshan Scenic Area. If you're taking the high-speed train, Huangshan North Station is closer to the scenic area. There are various transportation options to the scenic area after you exit the station. Scenic Area Transportation: There's a transfer center within the scenic area where you can take a shuttle bus to Yungu Temple or Ciguang Pavilion. 🗺️ Itinerary: If time allows, a two-day, one-night trip is recommended. Day 1: Yungu Temple - Beginning-to-Believe Peak - Monkey Watching the Sea - Beihai Hotel - Paiyun Pavilion - West Sea Grand Canyon - Baiyun Hotel (accommodation). The West Sea Grand Canyon offers breathtaking views, but the trails are steep, so be careful while exploring. Day 2: Bright Summit (sunrise viewing) - Lotus Peak - Welcoming Pine - Yuping Cable Car down the mountain. Bright Summit offers panoramic views and is a perfect spot for watching sunrise and sunset 🌅. Lotus Peak is one of the main peaks of Huangshan, and climbing to the top is super rewarding! 🌄 Best Viewing Times: Sunrise: Generally, it's between 5:30 and 6:30 in summer and between 7:00 and 7:30 in winter. You can check the scenic area information for specific times in advance. Sea of Clouds: The best time to see the sea of clouds is from November to May of the following year. With a bit of luck, you'll witness the magnificent sea of clouds! 🍜 Food Recommendations: Huangshan also offers a variety of delicious food. Stinky Mandarin Fish, Huangshan baked cakes, and stewed stone frog with chestnuts are all worth trying—they taste amazing 😍. 🧳 What to Pack: Comfortable athletic shoes, hiking poles (essential for those who aren't physically fit), sunscreen, rain gear, and warm clothing (the temperature on the mountain is relatively low).