Listen to advice! Get up early for a great time

During the mini holiday, I was lured to the Zhashan Grand Canyon by online pictures, but thankfully I did my homework in advance and had a fantastic experience! To put it succinctly: ☞Get up early❗ Bring water! Bring socks!☜ ☞☞Definitely start out very very early☜☜ 📍Attraction Address: Drive to the parking lot at the entrance of the scenic area. It is not recommended to park at the parking lot for the scenic shuttle bus at the foot of the mountain, as it takes at least half an hour to walk up from there. 🚗Transportation to the Attraction: I saw many people saying that parking and entering the mountain was difficult, so I got up early and arrived at the scenic area at 8 am. There were plenty of spaces in the parking lot at the entrance, with staff arranging parking, and I smoothly took the scenic shuttle bus straight to the mountain top. When I left the scenic area at around 10 am, the parking lot at the entrance was already starting to queue up, and many people parked in the distant parking lot and walked up. 👍️Must-Visit Spots: There is basically only one road up and down the mountain, and indeed taking the shuttle bus for half the journey saves some effort. The staff recommended that if there is no queue for the bus going up the mountain, take it first, as usually, there will be more people waiting for the bus down from the mountain top. 🎟️Ticket Information: Tickets are 50💰, and the shuttle bus is 10💰 💗Other tips: It turns out that getting up early really does mean fewer people! It had just rained yesterday, so it was particularly cool in the mountains. There are no places selling water or food on the mountain, so it's advisable to bring your own. There are also some for sale at the entrance of the scenic area, but not many varieties. You will definitely want to play in the water in the canyon, and seeing such beautiful streams, even adults can't resist going in for the experience, so bring some tissues or an extra pair of socks to change into if they get wet. It is not recommended to wear holey shoes, as the mountain paths can be a bit slippery and unsafe!