How to get to Lushan? There are four gates to the mountain.

🌟【Lushan Panorama Tour】2–3 day itinerary to explore the true face of Lushan, one of the "Three Mountains"!🌟 🚀How to get to Lushan? There are four gates to the mountain! Lushan is located in Jiujiang, Jiangxi Province, and can be accessed from the east, south, west, and north gates. The north gate is the closest to the city center and is the most popular choice. The south gate is suitable for self-driving tourists from Nanchang. The west gate is accessible by cable car, but the cable car is closed for maintenance from November 1 to December 10, so don't make a wasted trip! The east gate is a hiking route that passes through the Sandie Spring Waterfall and leads directly to Guling Town. 🎫How long to stay in Lushan? 2–3 days recommended! The Lushan pass costs CNY 160 and includes the White Deer Cave Academy and Xiufeng Waterfall at the foot of the mountain. Residents of Zhejiang, Fujian, Jiangxi, and Anhui can enjoy half-price tickets until the end of the year. The scenic area is large, so a 2–3 day tour is recommended. 🚌How to explore Lushan? Recommended routes! 🔹West Route: Ruqin Lake, Jinxiu Valley, Xianren Cave, Huajing, etc. Half a day recommended. 🔹Central Route: Meilu, Lushan Conference Site, Lulin Lake, Sanbao Tree, etc. Half a day recommended. For sunset, visit Xiaotianchi or Jinxiu Valley. 🔹East Route: Hanpo Pass, Lushan Botanical Garden, Wulao Peak, Sandie Spring, etc. Hanpo Pass is suitable for sunrise. The maple leaves in Lushan Botanical Garden are beautiful in autumn. Wulao Peak is a hiking route. After Sandie Spring, you can walk down the mountain or return to Guling Town. 🏞️If you have enough time, you can spend a day visiting the White Deer Cave Academy and Lushan Xiufeng Waterfall after descending the mountain. The White Deer Cave Academy is one of the four major academies in Jiangnan and has a history of over a thousand years. Xiufeng Waterfall is the waterfall described in Li Bai's poem "Flying down three thousand feet, it seems like the Milky Way falls from the sky," not to be confused with Sandie Spring Waterfall.