The only way to climb Huashan Mountain - Yuquanyuan

📍Location: Huashan Yuquanyuan 🎫Tickets: Free ⏰Opening hours: 8:00-20:00 🌈Introduction🌈 1⃣️This is the entrance to the North Peak of Huashan. 2⃣️You can take the free shuttle bus from the visitor center to get there, or take a taxi directly here to start hiking. 3⃣️There is a sleeping statue of Chen Tuan at the gate. It is part of the Huashan hiking trail and is a Quanzhen Taoist temple with a long history. After Chen Tuan passed away, his disciples built it here to commemorate him. It was built during the reign of Huang You of Song Shenzong (Northern Song Dynasty). 4⃣️There is a closing time here, it is not open 24 hours a day. If you are climbing at night, you can stop by a little earlier. 5⃣️There are a lot of people burning incense and praying. 6⃣️There is a clear sign for going up the mountain in the courtyard, which is very conspicuous. Walk to the end, turn left, and then go up the mountain. 7⃣️It was expanded several times during the Qing Dynasty and renamed Yuquanyuan. Yuquanyuan got its name because there was a clear spring in the garden, which was said to be secretly connected to the Yujing of Zhenyue Palace on the top of the mountain. 8⃣️In the east of Yuquanyuan are Hua Tuo's Tomb, Corridor and Twelve Caves. 9⃣️In 1982, it was designated as one of the national key palaces. ⭕Suggestions: 1⃣️There are vendors selling mountaineering equipment at the entrance 2⃣️Buy water at the entrance before climbing, the higher you go, the more expensive it is 3⃣️There are many small restaurants at the entrance where you can eat, they have stir-fried dishes and 🍜noodles, very convenient🔆