天武山での 周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Koomot isn't precise; it's much further down than it appears. The road to the cable car is much longer than it appears.

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One of my favorite places in Huangshan. The view of the canyon is beautiful.

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Magnificent view of the northern Huangshan Mountains

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An elaborately designed area with monkey figures in the concrete railing on the way to the Grand Canyon (Xihai)

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A very beautiful climb between two rocks. This was my first highlight on TV, which made me visit Haungshan.

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Turtle Cave is one of two trails from Turtle Peak heading south

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It is a nice place to relax and sightsee before heading down into the Grand Canyon

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The Guest Greeting Pine is the most famous tree of Huangshan. The pine is the more than 800-year-old Guest Greeting Pine that grows on the Jade Screen Peak of Yellow Mountain at almost 1,700 meters above sea level. The tree got its name because of two large branches that were about halfway up its trunk, giving the appearance of greeting someone with open arms.

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The Yuping Hotel is one of the few hotels on Huangshan. It is located right next to the "Guest greeting pine", the most famous pine tree in the Huang Shan Mountains.

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The Xihai was a lovely hotel at the top of Huangshan. It was the destination on the first day of arrival and the next morning the starting point for Xihai (Grand Canyon), the highlight of my Huangshan tour to the Jade Screen Hotel. The hotel was clean and the breakfast was still acceptable. The hotels are a bit expensive but no wonder given the location and high demand, so pre-orders are a must. What is particularly noteworthy is that all items (food, bed linen, etc.) have to be carried up approx. 5,000 steps by porters on foot, as the cable cars are not allowed to be used for this. Actually a no GO.

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Free public toilet and drinking water