Tiantai Mountain in Taizhou | A waterfall cascades down three thousand feet

The Tiantai Mountain Waterfall, recommended by CCTV and National Geographic. It is known as 'China's highest waterfall', with a vertical drop of 325 meters. From the foot to the peak of the mountain, there are a total of 9 sub-waterfalls. In the Jiangsu-Zhejiang-Shanghai region, the Tiantai Mountain Waterfall is considered the pinnacle of waterfalls. The poet Li Bai, when visiting Tiantai Mountain, checked in multiple times. He left behind the verse: 'Unwilling to stay in the dragon tower and phoenix pavilion, I yearn to fly straight to Tiantai.' Now this verse has become the promotional slogan for Tiantai Mountain and its great waterfall. Touring method: Self-driving or taking a high-speed train from Shanghai or Hangzhou is very convenient. Scenic area ticket is 100 yuan (Taizhou residents enjoy free admission benefits, free on weekdays). Climb up the mountain, then take the scenic area bus down for 10 yuan/person. The expressway entrance is 10 minutes from the scenic area. The scenic area is very close to Guoqing Temple. Photography Tips 1️⃣On overcast and rainy days, with clouds and mist, you can capture a more fairy-tale atmosphere. 2️⃣Professional cameras are recommended to bring a tripod and ND filter to capture the silky beauty of the waterfall with a slow shutter. 3️⃣It is advised to enter the park early, as the scenic area opens at 8 am. After 9:30 am on weekends, there are more tourists, and it becomes crowded for check-ins and photography. 4️⃣The climbing steps are set along both sides of the waterfall, offering many angles and compositions for photography, which need to be discovered slowly while hiking.