A day soaking in the Qiyun Mountain Scenic Area, the healing feeling is instantly maximized!

🏞️The fairyland of southern Anhui! Qiyun Mountain one-day summit guide 🚡 Cliff carvings + sea of clouds all included! Recommended reason: One of the Four Great Taoist Mountains! Perfect fusion of Danxia landform and ancient architecture⛰️ 📍Address: Qiyunshan Town, Xiuning County, Huangshan City, Anhui 🚡Transportation tips: - Cable car directly to Wangxian Tower (the easiest choice) - Hiking enthusiasts can choose the Dengfeng Bridge Nine Li Thirteen Pavilions route (about 1.5 hours) - Last scenic area shuttle bus at 17:30 💰Ticket reference: 58 RMB (includes main attractions) 🔥Classic loop route: 1️⃣ Wangxian Tower → Tianmen Gate Danxia stone gate wonder! Passing through Tianmen instantly cools the temperature by 5℃ 📸Photo spot: Cliff carving group (remember to touch the "Shou" character rock for good luck) 2️⃣ Yuehua Tianjie → Yuxu Palace Taoist street market on the cliff! Have a bowl of Taoist vegetarian noodles to recharge 🍜Hidden delicacy: Grandma’s ling sour jujube cake at the end of the street 3️⃣ Xianglu Peak → Fang La Village Best spot to watch the sea of clouds from the summit! Legend says the treasure cave of Fang La’s rebel army is nearby ⚠️Note: The Hundred-step Cloud Ladder is quite steep, it is recommended to hold the iron chain while climbing 🌈Special experiences: - Very effective fortune sticks at Tianshi Palace (the fortune-telling Taoist is available after 3 PM) - Feel the talent and charm in front of the Tang Yin stele - Watch the sunset dye the Danxia landform red at Zhuangyuan Platform in the evening 📌Pitfall prevention guide: 1. Non-slip shoes are a must on rainy days! The bluestone steps of the Hundred-step Cloud Ladder are very slippery 2. Prices in the scenic area are relatively high, it is recommended to bring your own snacks 3. The One-line Sky narrow gap only allows sideways passage, backpackers need to take off their bags 🌄Return trip bonus: Be sure to take photos when descending by cable car! The misty Taoist temple group looks like a fairyland painting