Xi'an Surroundings | Taihang Mountain Climbing Guide

|Taihang Mountain Climbing Guide.⛰【Attraction Guide】 Taihang Mountain is located in Yangzhuang Township, Chang'an District, Xi'an City (Kuyu in Chang'an District, one of the 72 valleys of the Qinling Mountains). The highest point is the Iron Temple at an altitude of 2,340 meters, and the top of the mountain is at an altitude of 2,320.5 meters. It is 45 kilometers away from the center of Xi'an. 📍Detailed address: Kuyu, Yangzhuang Township, Chang'an District, Xi'an City 🚗Transportation Guide: Currently, you can drive to Taihang Mountain in Kuyu. Or take bus 735 or 745 to Kuyu, but the walking distance is long. 🕙Opening hours: Open all day 💰Ticket price: No ticket is required for the wild mountain, but you need to make a reservation for the number of people and vehicles (parking fee is CNY 10 per vehicle) on the Kuyu official account in advance. 🌟Highlights: Taihang Mountain is composed of Xianglu Peak, East and West Latai Mountain, Tianmen Peak, Wuliangyao, Wangzhu Peak, and waterfalls. The temples are composed of eight palaces, one temple, seven halls, nine caves, two buildings, two nunneries, Baofeng Temple, and Cien Temple. Since the Sui and Tang Dynasties, it has been a holy place of Taoism, leaving behind many cultural relics and historical sites, as well as myths and legends. In the late Sui and early Tang Dynasties, a golden hall, five stone statues, an iron lion head, and other ruins were built. In the Ming Dynasty, six iron statues, an iron bell, two small iron temples, and four Qing steles were built. 📌Tips: When climbing in winter, be sure to bring crampons, as there is a lot of snow and hidden ice on the mountain.