Four wonders of Mt. Huangshan Guide

Mt. Huangshan is a well-known travel site. It is famous for three things, its unusual stones, its views of the Sea of Clouds and its hot springs. Huangshan's pine trees are seen all over Mt. Huangshan. They are renowned not only for their strength but also for their vitality. Due to the poor soil and unfavorable climatic conditions, the pines grow very slowly. The root of a pine can be up to several dozens times longer than the trunk, so it is no wonder then that the Huangshan pines stand firmly, withstanding wind and rain alike. The Stones of Mt. Huangshan really grab your attention and imagination. Some look

like human beings, others like birds and animals. Even more fascinating is that they assume varied shapes when seen from different angles. Mt. Huangshan is often home to clouds and mists. The Sea of Clouds has an almost fairy tale beauty. Winter is the best season to see this amazing spectacle. The Sea of Clouds is divided into the East Sea, South Sea, West Sea, North Sea and Sky Sea. If you climb up to the Lotus Peak, the Heaven Capital Peak or the Bright Peak, the very clouds appear as a sea below you, as you find yourself above cloud level. To be able to refresh yourself in the hot springs on

Mt. Huangshan is one of the best ways to relax. Flowing from the Purple Peak at 850 meters the hot spring in Mt. Huangshan is of the first sights along the way to the peaks. According to myth, Huang Di, the ancestor of the Chinese nation, bathed in this spring for 49 days before his ascension to become an immortal. Here's some guide information in your travel of Mt. Huangshan: Address: Huangshan Sightseeing Area, Huangshan City, Anhui Province. Contact number: 0086-559-5580033  Admission Fee:CNY230(from March 1st to November 30th)   CNY150(from December 1st to February 28th)  Opening Hours: 06:30-17:00

• Xihai Scenic Area
• Beihai Scenic Area
• Hongcun Village
• Old Street
• Four wonders of Mt. Huangshan
• Cloud Valley Scenic Area
• Pine Valley Scenic Area
• Xidi Ancient Village
• Qiyun Mountain-Taoist holy site