Taohuayu, Caishixi, Jiunü Peak — A Trip to Tai'an

At dawn, take a different path to climb Mount Tai — Taohuayu. The stone steps wind along, accompanied by the sound of the stream, with fewer crowds and more tranquility. Halfway up the mountain, you encounter Caishixi, where the water reflects colorful stone patterns, like a slowly unfurling natural ink painting. The cable car, like a flying bird, leaps into the verdant canyon and quickly ascends to the Jade Emperor Peak. Standing on the rock, overlooking the mountains like hills, the grandeur and shock of that moment are beyond words! Looking back, the quietness of Taohuayu contrasts wonderfully with the bustling Tianjie Street. Only then do you realize that this route grants a precious time to quietly connect with the soul of Mount Tai. Arriving at Jiunü Peak, driving along the winding mountain road, the "Clouds of Hometown" resemble a real cloud resting among the green mountains. The huge floor-to-ceiling window captures all the distant mountains and flowing clouds of Jiunü Peak. Sitting by the window here, time seems to stretch and slow down, and the mind becomes clear and light.