At the foot of Jiuhua Mountain, I stay here

✅ Perfect location: Chizhou Qingyang Jiuhua Guanyin Temple Branch A 10-minute walk to Jiuhua Guanyin Temple, fall asleep to the morning bell and evening drum🌙 Only 1 km from Jiuziguzhen Ancient Town, stroll to explore Ming and Qing dynasty streets🏮 ✅ Thoughtful amenities: Free parking + electric vehicle charging stations, worry-free for self-driving travelers🚗⚡ Complimentary local Polygonatum tea upon check-in, sweet and nourishing🍵 📅 3 days 2 nights all-age friendly itinerary (suitable for all ages) Day 1: Zen experience ・ Easy for the whole family Morning: Arrive at the guesthouse to rest, enjoy a cup of Polygonatum tea to warm up☕ Afternoon: Roam Jiuziguzhen Ancient Town, visit handicraft shops, try glutinous rice osmanthus balls🍡 (flat route, no pressure for elderly and children) Evening: Walk to Jiuhua Guanyin Temple to watch the sunset, feel the tranquility of Buddhism🌇 Night: Enjoy special vegetarian dishes at the guesthouse, relax with night chats😌 Day 2: Core blessings ・ Choose effortless activities as needed 🌟 Elderly / Children preferred: Jiuhua Street Scenic Area → Huacheng Temple (founding temple, gentle without uphill)🙏 → Flesh Body Hall (electric cart available to the foot of the mountain) → Qiyuan Temple to see the "Nine Dragons Playing with a Pearl" coffered ceiling✨ 🌟 Young and middle-aged advanced: Take the Baishou Palace cable car (round trip) → Check in at the Five Hundred Arhats Hall🙏 → Hike Minyuan Bamboo Sea (natural oxygen bar)🎋 → Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva statue (golden sunset in the evening is stunning)🌇 Tips: December off-season tickets, 60+ half price, 70+ free admission, online reservation in advance is faster🖥️ Day 3: Natural scenery ・ Light hiking, easy on mom Morning: Huatai Scenic Area (round trip by cableway) → High-altitude plank road to enjoy rime/fog sea❄️ (gentle terrain, great for photos) Afternoon: Return to the guesthouse to pick up the car, buy Polygonatum cake and Ksitigarbha biscuits as souvenirs🎁 📌 Practical tips for all ages 👴👵 Elderly: Wear non-slip shoes, bring hiking poles; there are resting benches in temples, pray within your capacity 👶 Children: Ancient town and guesthouse areas are flat and safe, strollers allowed; scenic area buses have mother and baby seats ❄️ December essentials: Warm jacket + scarf and gloves, mountain temperatures are low 🚌 Transportation: Direct shuttle buses from Chizhou Station / Jiuhua Mountain Station, guesthouse can assist with booking 📜 Etiquette: Enter temples from the left and exit from the right, do not step on thresholds, no photos of Buddha statues 💰 Cost reference (per person) Tickets: 140 RMB (off-season) + cableway/cable car (optional) Accommodation: Guesthouse offers great value, Polygonatum tea included Dining: Many delicious options nearby, find a restaurant that suits your taste