The Ultimate Guide and Strategy for Climbing Huashan Mountain

Huashan Mountain, anciently known as “Western Mountain” and elegantly called “Taihua Mountain”, is one of the Five Sacred Mountains in China. It is located in Huayin City, Weinan City, Shaanxi Province, 120 kilometers east of the provincial capital Xi’an. The “Hua” in “China” originated from Huashan Mountain. Hence, Huashan Mountain has the title of “the Root of the Chinese Nation”. Huashan Mountain is a sacred place for the Quanzhen School, the mainstream of Taoism in China, and is known as the “Fourth Heavenly Cave”. It is also a deity widely worshipped by the Chinese people, namely the God of Huashan Mountain in the Western Mountain. There are a total of 72 semi-suspended caves and more than 20 Taoist temples. Among them, Yuquan Courtyard, Dulong Temple, Dongdao Courtyard, and Zhenyue Palace are listed as key national Taoist temples. There are famous Taoist masters such as Chen Tuan, Hao Datong, and He Yuanxi. Huashan Mountain is mainly composed of five peaks, namely the East Peak, West Peak, South Peak, North Peak, and Middle Peak. Among them, the South Peak is 2,154.90 meters above sea level, which is the highest main peak of Huashan Mountain and also the highest peak among the Five Sacred Mountains. The ancients respectfully called it the “Head of Huashan Mountain”. There are more than 210 famous scenic spots in Huashan Mountain, including the Plank Road in the Sky built in the air, the “Somersault of the Sparrow Hawk” which is surrounded by cliffs on three sides, and the “Thousand-foot Precipice”, “Hundred-foot Gorge”, and “Laojun Plowing Trench” chiseled out on the sheer cliffs. Among them, the “Immortal Palm of Huashan Mountain” is listed as the top of the Eight Scenic Spots in the Guanzhong area. Moreover, Mr. Jin Yong mentioned Huashan Mountain in many martial arts novels. Even the location for the highest-level martial arts masters to debate swordsmanship was chosen on Huashan Mountain, making Huashan Mountain full of the spirit of chivalry in the martial arts world. There are many stone inscriptions and tablets engraved with “Debate on Swordsmanship on Huashan Mountain” on the mountaintop.

Huashan Mountain

Distribution Positions of the Five Peaks of Huashan Mountain

The East Peak, also known as the Chaoyang Peak, is 2,096.2 meters above sea level. It is the best place to watch the sunrise. The East Peak consists of one main peak and three subsidiary peaks. The peak where the Chaoyang Terrace is located is the highest. The Yunv Peak is in the west, the Shilou Peak is in the east, and the Botai is slightly to the south. They are arranged in an orderly manner and each has its own charm. The Botai is an isolated peak. There is a stone pavilion and a stone chessboard on the top of the peak. It is said that Emperor Taizu of the Song Dynasty, Zhao Kuangyin, once played chess with Chen Tuan and lost Huashan Mountain, so it got the name of the Chess-playing Pavilion. The second dangerous path on Huashan Mountain, the “Somersault of the Sparrow Hawk”, must be passed through to reach the Chess-playing Pavilion from the East Peak, which is one of the famous dangerous passes on Huashan Mountain. The top of the East Peak of Huashan Mountain is covered with giant juniper and tall pine trees, with thick shade blocking the sun, and the environment is very quiet and secluded. There are dozens of landscapes on the East Peak. There are natural stone patterns on the cliff on the side of the East Shilou Peak, which look like a huge palm print. This is the “Immortal Palm of Huashan Mountain” listed as the top of the Eight Scenic Spots in the Guanzhong area. The story of the Giant Spirit God opening the mountain and guiding the river originated from here. To the north of the Chaoyang Terrace, there is the Yanggong Tower, which stands far away from the Yanggong Tower on the West Peak. It was built by General Yang Hucheng, and there are four characters “All Things in Order” inscribed by General Yang Hucheng on the tower.

East Peak

The West Peak, also known as the Lianhua Peak, is the best place to watch the sunset, with an altitude of 2,082.6 meters. It is a complete huge rock, formed naturally. The precipice is thousands of feet high, as if cut by a knife or saw. Its steep, majestic, and masculine and upright posture represents the shape of Huashan Mountain. Because the huge rock on the peak top resembles the petals of a lotus flower, the ancients called it the Lianhua Peak or Furong Peak. Li Bai’s poem said, “The rock makes a lotus, and the cloud makes a platform.” Standing on the peak and looking into the distance, the surrounding mountains undulate, the clouds spread in all directions, the surrounding fields open up like a screen, and the Yellow River and Wei River wind. Standing in it, it feels like entering a fairyland, and all worldly thoughts are swept away. The stone color on the ridge of the West Peak is dark green, resembling a giant dragon, so it is called the Dragon’s Back or the Small Canglong Ridge, which is one of the famous dangerous paths on Huashan Mountain. There are numerous landscapes on the West Peak, such as the Cuiyun Palace, Lianhua Cave, Giant Spirit’s Footprint, Stone Split by an Axe, and the Cliff of Self-sacrifice, accompanied by many beautiful mythological legends. The Yanggong Tower on the peak was built by General Yang Hucheng and has his inscription.

West Peak

The South Peak has three tops on one peak, with an altitude of 2,154.9 meters. It is composed of the Luoyan Peak, Songhui Peak, and Xiaozifeng. It is the highest peak of Huashan Mountain and also the highest peak among the Five Sacred Mountains. The ancients respectfully called it the “Head of Huashan Mountain”. There is also the Jintian Palace built in the Ming Dynasty on the South Peak, also known as the Baidi Temple, which enshrines the God of Huashan Mountain, Shaohao. On the highest rock, there are two big characters “Zhenyuan”. In addition, there are also Laozifeng, Alchemy Furnace, and Bagua Pool on the South Peak, and these scenic spots are all related to the legends of Laozi. On the top of the Luoyan Peak, there is the Yangtian Pool. The pool is a natural concave on the rock. The water in the pool is less than one foot deep. It doesn’t dry up in drought and doesn’t overflow in flood. It is always green, which is one of the ten mysteries of Huashan Mountain throughout the ages. On the south side of the peak, there is a thousand-foot sheer cliff, standing upright as if cut by a knife, overlooking a deep fault valley below, separated from Sanshan Mountain and Sanfeng Mountain. On the mountain road from the South Peak to the East Peak, there are also the Bizhao Cliff, Nantianmen, and the Plank Road in the Sky. The Bizhao Cliff is the cave where the famous Taoist Chen Tuan once hid to avoid the imperial edict summoning him to serve as an official.

South Peak

The North Peak, also known as the Yuntai Peak, is 1,614.9 meters above sea level and is one of the main peaks of Huashan Mountain. Because of its location in the north, it is surrounded by cliffs on all sides, with beautiful clouds on top and connected to the earth’s veins below. It stands alone majestically, like a cloud platform, so it got its name. There is also the Zhenwu Palace, a Taoist temple, on the top of the North Peak. It is built against the mountain, with a unique design and pleasant scenery. The North Peak is an excellent position to overlook other main peaks and the Canglong Ridge. The precipice of the West Peak and the steepness of the Canglong Ridge can be seen clearly from the North Peak. After visiting the Huashan Debate on Swordsmanship Platform on the North Peak, you can follow the climbing path from bottom to top to visit scenic spots such as the Ca’er Cliff, Heavenly Ladder, Sun and Moon Cliff, Imperial Road, Canglong Ridge, Wuyun Peak, and Golden Lock Pass. There are many cliff inscriptions around the Ca’er Cliff, like a natural calligraphy barrier.

North Peak

The Middle Peak, also known as the Yunv Peak, is 2,037.8 meters above sea level. The ancients referred to the three peaks of Huashan Mountain as the East, West, and South Peaks, and the Yunv Peak was an integral part of the East Peak. Today, people call the Yunv Peak the Middle Peak, making it also exist as an independent main peak of Huashan Mountain. The idiom “a proud son-in-law” and the eternal love story of “Playing the Flute to Attract the Phoenix” both originated from here. There is a Yunv Temple built on the peak top. There are five stone mortars in front of the temple and a stone horse beside it. Behind the Yunv Temple, there are the Piping Terrace and the Yinfeng Pavilion. There is a single pine tree on the cliff of the Middle Peak. Its roots cannot be seen. Its branches stretch out in the air, and its trunk is shiny without scales, and it is called the Self-sacrifice Tree. In his poem “Looking at the Sacred Mountain”, Du Fu in the Tang Dynasty wrote the line, “How can I get the nine-section cane of the immortal and lean on it to reach the washing plate of the Yunv.”

Middle Peak

(1) Transportation

Huashan Mountain is located in Huayin City. There are three railway stations in the city, namely Huashan Station, Huashan North Station, and Mengyuan Station. Among them, Huashan North Station is a high-speed railway station, and the others are ordinary railway stations. They are all relatively close to the Huashan Mountain scenic area. Generally, it takes 1.5 – 2 hours to take an ordinary train from Xi’an, and it takes about 0.5 hours to take a high-speed train to Huashan North Station. There are also tourist buses from Xi’an to Huashan Mountain, which take 2 hours and go directly to the Huashan Mountain scenic area. You can take them at the square in front of Xi’an Railway Station. The details are as follows:

Train and high-speed train information for some morning and afternoon trips from Xi’an to Huashan Mountain (The specific train numbers may change according to the arrangements of the railway department. Besides the ones we listed, there are other train numbers that can also reach there. If you are traveling from other cities, you can refer to the train numbers and destination stations):

1. Morning train numbers:

High-speed train numbers:

Train G1844 departs from Xi’an North at 7:52 and arrives at Huashan North at 8:20, with a total journey time of 28 minutes.

Train G1712 departs from Xi’an North at 8:25 and arrives at Huashan North at 8:55, with a total journey time of 30 minutes.

Train G1896 departs from Xi’an North at 8:32 and arrives at Huashan North at 9:00, with a total journey time of 28 minutes.

Ordinary train numbers:

Train K2188 departs from Xi’an at 8:36 and arrives at Huashan at 10:10, with a total journey time of 1 hour and 34 minutes.

Train C162 departs from Xi’an at 9:12 and arrives at Huashan at 10:25, with a total journey time of 1 hour and 13 minutes.

Square in front of Xi’an Railway Station

2. Afternoon train numbers:

High-speed train numbers:

Train G2260 departs from Xi’an North at 14:42 and arrives at Huashan North (This train may be in the waiting list situation).

Train G1972 departs from Xi’an North at 14:06 and arrives at Huashan North at 14:34.

Train G848 departs from Xi’an North at 14:01 and arrives at Huashan North at 14:29.

Ordinary train numbers:

Train K60 departs from Xi’an at 14:01 and arrives at Huashan at 15:44, with a total journey time of 1 hour and 32 minutes.

Train K1132 departs from Xi’an at 12:54 and arrives at Huashan at 14:20, with a total journey time of 1 hour and 26 minutes.

Bus schedule information from Xi’an to Huashan Mountain:

Shaanxi Xi’an Bus Station: The first bus departs at 7:30, and the last bus departs at 19:05. There are 6 trips a day, and the departure times are 7:30, 9:00, 10:30, 12:30, 14:30, 16:30, and 19:00 respectively. The ticket price is 39 yuan.

Textile City Passenger Station:

The departure times are 08:40, 12:00, 15:00, 16:00, and 19:00.

The ticket price: 39.5 yuan for a one-way trip.

Map Marking of Huashan Mountain Visitor Center and Huashan North Station

Ways to get to Huashan Mountain from Huashan North Station:

1. Take the free bus:

Huayin Route 1: After getting out of Huashan North Station, you can find the bus stop of Huayin Route 1 near the square in front of the station. This bus will pass through multiple stops and finally arrive at the Huashan Mountain Visitor Center (Ecological Square). The whole journey takes about 30 minutes, but the specific driving time may vary depending on the traffic conditions. The operation time of this bus is from 7:00 to 19:20.

Huayin Route 2: There is also the bus stop of Huayin Route 2 near Huashan North Station, and its terminal is also the Huashan Mountain Visitor Center. The line has a total of 14 stops, including the intersection of Yuemiao Pedestrian Street, the crossroads of Yangzhen Road and Yuemiao Street, the Armed Forces Department, and the Municipal Hospital. The whole journey takes about 35 minutes. The operation time is from 7:10 to 19:10.

2. Take a taxi: There are many taxis waiting at the exit of Huashan North Station. Taking a taxi to Huashan Mountain is relatively convenient and fast. The cost to the Huashan Mountain Visitor Center is about 20 yuan, and the driving time is about 10 minutes.

3. Take the special line bus for the scenic area (not commonly used): There may be special line buses for the Huashan Mountain scenic area at the bus station opposite Huashan North Station. However, the schedules of these buses are not fixed. It is best to consult the staff clearly before taking them.

Ways to get to the Huashan Mountain scenic area from Huashan Station:

1. Take the bus: You can take Huayin Route 608 at the East Square of Huashan Station. The starting fare is 2 yuan, and the full fare is 4 yuan. Get off at the Huashan Mountain Visitor Center Station. This line has a total of 13 stops, and the whole journey takes about 40 minutes. The operation time is from 7:00 to 19:00. After arriving at the visitor center, if you want to hike up the mountain, you can take the free shuttle bus to Yuquan Courtyard at Parking Lot No. 2 of the visitor center. Yuquan Courtyard is the starting point for hiking up Huashan Mountain.

2. Take a taxi: Taking a taxi from Huashan Station to the Huashan Mountain scenic area is relatively convenient. The fare to the Huashan Mountain Visitor Center is about 15 – 20 yuan, and it is about 20 yuan to the vicinity of Yuquan Courtyard.

3. Contact the accommodation owner in advance for pick-up service (if there is such a service): If you have reserved accommodation in advance, you can ask the owner whether they can provide free or paid pick-up service at the station.

(2) Accommodation

Accommodation can be divided into that in Huayin City and on the top of Huashan Mountain. In the city, there are basically all price ranges. Generally, people don’t usually choose to stay in the city. On the top of Huashan Mountain, there are Dongfeng Hotel, Xifeng Hotel, Wuyunfeng Hotel, and Beifeng Hotel (located on the corresponding main peaks respectively), which can provide accommodation and catering services. The hotels on the mountain have various types of beds, such as multi-person dormitory beds and double standard rooms. Due to the limitations on the mountain, there are no independent bathrooms, and the boiled water in multi-person rooms is also supplied in limited quantities. Hotels can be reserved in advance on platforms like Trip.com.

Dongfeng Hotel

Usually, it will be reserved according to the route. Among them, the Dongfeng Hotel is the most popular because the Chaoyang Peak for watching the sunrise is just dozens of meters away from the Dongfeng Hotel.

Xifeng Hotel

The Xifeng Hotel is located on the West Peak of Huashan Mountain. If the Dongfeng Hotel is fully booked, the Xifeng Hotel is also a good choice. It takes about 40 minutes to walk from the Xifeng Hotel to the Chaoyang Peak. If you want to watch the sunrise, you need to set out quite early.

Beifeng Hotel

In fact, you can also watch the sunrise and sunset on the North Peak. It’s just that the sunrise on the North Peak is not as good as that on the Chaoyang Peak, and the sunset is not as good as that on the West Peak.

Wuyunfeng Hotel

The Wuyunfeng Hotel is located between the Canglong Ridge and the Golden Lock Pass. It is the only way to the main peak areas of the East, West, South, and Middle of Huashan Mountain. If you don’t know where to stay, you can choose to stay at the Wuyunfeng Hotel, because you can go to each peak from here, and you can also watch the sunrise at the Wuyunfeng.

(3) Climbing Routes

1. Hiking Route: Start from Yuquan Courtyard, pass through the “Thousand-foot Precipice”, “Hundred-foot Gorge”, etc., and reach the North Peak, and then head for other main peaks.

Specific Itinerary: Start climbing from Yuquan Courtyard. This section of the road is relatively flat and can be used as a warm-up stage before climbing. After that, you will pass through the “Hui Xin Shi” (Turn-back Stone). This is the first test of the climbers’ willpower. Some people may have the idea of turning back here. After passing the “Hui Xin Shi”, you will come to the “Thousand-foot Precipice”, which is the first dangerous place on Huashan Mountain. The walls of the precipice are vertical, and only two people can pass up and down at a time. The iron chains on both sides hang vertically, and the slope is 70°. There are more than 370 steps from top to bottom, and you need to climb with your hands and feet. Then comes the “Hundred-foot Gorge”, which is located north of the “Thousand-foot Precipice” and is also a dangerous pass for climbing Huashan Mountain. The two walls seem to close together, but they are propped open by two flying stones. People have to crawl under the stones, feeling very frightened. After passing through these two dangerous passes, you will reach the North Peak. Starting from the North Peak, pass through the Ca’er Cliff, Canglong Ridge, etc., and head for the Middle Peak, East Peak, South Peak, West Peak and other main peaks. The Canglong Ridge is one of the famous dangerous paths on Huashan Mountain, with more than 530 steps built. Its terrain, which is like walking on a sharp blade and with a thousand-foot deep valley below, makes many tourists very frightened.

Canglong Ridge of Huashan Mountain

Required Time: Generally, people with good physical strength and who exercise regularly may need about 5 – 8 hours to reach the top. If people are slower or have slightly poorer physical strength, they may need a longer time.

2. West Peak Cableway Route: Take the West Peak cableway to go up the mountain and then visit each main peak.

Specific Itinerary: Take the mountain entry vehicle at the Huashan Mountain Scenic Area Visitor Center to reach the West Peak Cableway Station and take the cableway to go up the mountain. After reaching the West Peak, you can visit the South Peak, East Peak, Middle Peak, etc. in turn. The South Peak is the highest peak of Huashan Mountain, with an altitude of 2,154.9 meters. Here you can overlook the magnificent scenery of the surrounding mountains. The East Peak is an excellent place to watch the sunrise. The Middle Peak is located in the middle of the East, West, and South Peaks.

West Peak Cableway

Required Time: Taking the cableway to go up the mountain can save a lot of physical strength and time. The whole visiting process takes about 4 – 6 hours.

3. North Peak Cableway Route: Take the North Peak cableway to go up the mountain and then visit other main peaks.

Specific Itinerary: Take the shuttle bus at the Visitor Center to reach the North Peak Cableway Station, take the cableway to go up the mountain and reach the North Peak. Then head for the Canglong Ridge to experience its steepness, and then go to the Middle Peak, East Peak, South Peak, West Peak, etc.

North Peak

Required Time: Compared with the West Peak Cableway Route, after taking the North Peak cableway to go up the mountain, you need to climb to a certain height to reach other main peaks, so the required time may be a little longer, about 5 – 7 hours.

4. “Up from the West and Down from the North” Route: First take the West Peak cableway to go up the mountain, and then visit the South Peak, East Peak, and Middle Peak in turn, and finally take the North Peak cableway to go down the mountain.

Specific Itinerary: Take the mountain entry vehicle at the Visitor Center to reach the West Peak Cableway Station. After taking the cableway to go up the mountain, visit the West Peak, South Peak, and East Peak. After taking a short break on the East Peak, head for the Middle Peak, and finally reach the North Peak and take the North Peak cableway to go down the mountain. This route does not require you to retrace your steps, and you can basically visit all the scenic spots, and it is relatively easy when going down the mountain.

Diagram of the “Up from the West and Down from the North” Route

Required Time: It takes about 6 hours.

5. “Up from the North and Down from the West” Route: First take the North Peak cableway to go up the mountain, and then visit the Middle Peak, East Peak, and South Peak, and finally take the West Peak cableway to go down the mountain.

Specific Itinerary: After taking the North Peak cableway to go up the mountain, head for the Middle Peak, East Peak, and South Peak. After enjoying the beautiful scenery of the South Peak, head for the West Peak and take the West Peak cableway to go down the mountain. This route allows you to experience the steepness of the Canglong Ridge and is also a classic one-day tour route chosen by many tourists.（Just take the vehicle in the opposite way as shown in the diagram of the “Up from the West and Down from the North” Route）

Required Time: It takes about 6 hours.

(4) Itinerary

One-day Tour: ① Night Climbing: Start from Yuquan Courtyard and climb up along the only ancient path of Huashan Mountain. Since it’s at night, you basically can’t see anything. However, the scenery along the mountain path is just so-so, and the essence lies on the mountaintop. Moreover, Huashan Mountain is famous for its steepness, and night climbing can relatively reduce the sense of fear.

You can set off at around 10 p.m. and arrive at the Chaoyang Peak (East Peak) before sunrise. Remember to bring a thick coat when climbing at night. Although you may not feel cold during the climbing process, it will be very cold on the mountaintop before sunrise. After watching the sunrise on the Chaoyang Peak, you can play around at the “Somersault of the Sparrow Hawk” and then head for the South Peak to experience the “Plank Road in the Sky”. Standing on the top of Huashan Mountain and overlooking the majestic Qinling Mountains, you will have a feeling of being able to swallow mountains and rivers. Then go from the South Peak to the West Peak and appreciate the steepness of Huashan Mountain among the sheer cliffs. If you are exhausted, you can take the West Peak cableway to go down the mountain. If you still have energy, you can go down from the West Peak (you can choose whether to go to the Middle Peak or not. There is a temple on the top of the mountain, and there is a big rock in front of the temple). Then pass through the Golden Lock Pass and Canglong Ridge to reach the North Peak, reproducing the scenes of the martial arts masters debating swordsmanship on Huashan Mountain, the traces of chivalrous couples, the heroic deeds in “Swordsman” and the glints and flashes of swords and spears in those years. If you still have good physical strength at this time, you can choose to return along the ancient path of Huashan Mountain or take the North Peak cableway to go down the mountain.

Night Climbing on Huashan Mountain

Two-day Tour: ① Generally, you can start from Yuquan Courtyard in the morning and walk up along the only ancient path of Huashan Mountain. Arrive at the North Peak at noon. You can take a short break at the North Peak and have lunch. Then pass through the Ca’er Cliff, Heavenly Ladder of Huashan Mountain, Canglong Ridge, and Golden Lock Pass to head for the West Peak. Appreciate the sunset on the top of the West Peak. After the sunset, head for the Dongfeng Hotel (it’s about a forty-minute walk, and you may need to walk at night). Stay overnight at the Dongfeng Hotel.

Plank Road in the Sky on Huashan Mountain

On the second morning, you can enjoy the sunrise on the Chaoyang Peak. After having breakfast at the Dongfeng Hotel, you can first experience the “Somersault of the Sparrow Hawk”, and then head for the South Peak to experience the “Plank Road in the Sky”. Then go down from the South Peak. You can drop by the Middle Peak on the way. After that, pass through the Golden Lock Pass and Canglong Ridge to reach the North Peak. Go down the mountain along the ancient path of Huashan Mountain, or take the North Peak cableway, or take the “Outwit Huashan Mountain Road”.

Plank Road in the Sky on Huashan Mountain

(5) Clothes and Food

Clothes and Food: Whether it’s spring, summer, autumn or winter, it’s a bit cold on the mountaintop in the morning and evening. It’s best to prepare a fleece or a thin down jacket. In spring and winter, it’s advisable to wear a down jacket plus a windbreaker. Check the weather forecast before going.

Regarding food, it’s necessary to bring some chocolates, Snickers, etc. when climbing the mountain. It’s also good to carry some cooked food. Things on the mountaintop are definitely expensive, so bring according to your own ability. Besides, it’s really refreshing to bring a bottle of cola when climbing. Choose shoes with good anti-slip performance, especially in spring and winter when the steps at dangerous locations like the Canglong Ridge will be icy. Gloves and walking sticks can also be prepared if you have them.

(6) Fees (one-way)

160 yuan per person (peak season: March 1st – November 30th)

100 yuan per person (off-season: December 1st – February 28th / 29th)

Ticket for the vehicle from the Visitor Center to the West Peak Cableway: 40 yuan per person

Ticket for the vehicle from the Visitor Center to the North Peak Cableway: 20 yuan per person

North Peak Cableway: 80 yuan per person (peak season), 45 yuan per person (off-season)

West Peak Cableway: 140 yuan per person (peak season), 120 yuan per person (off-season)

Plank Road in the Sky: 30 yuan per person

Somersault of the Sparrow Hawk: 30 yuan per person

Reference Total Cost: Round-trip transportation + 160 (admission ticket) – 100 (admission ticket) + bus (40 + 40) + cableway (140 + 140) + accommodation (150) + food and drinks

Recommended Places to Watch the Sunrise: Chaoyang Peak (first choice). Recommended Places to Watch the Sunset: West Peak (first choice), South Peak.

(7) Warm Tips

When climbing Huashan Mountain, you must wear soft-soled and anti-slip sports shoes. There are many steps on the mountain path. Mountain climbing is not only a test of willpower but also a competition of physical strength. Besides, gloves, socks, walking sticks, etc. depend on personal needs.
Eat some high-calorie foods before climbing the mountain to effectively increase your physical strength.
Smoking is strictly prohibited on Huashan Mountain. Friends who smoke should pay attention. Pay attention to environmental protection during the climbing process. It is recommended to take the garbage back down the mountain.
It’s easy to get thirsty when climbing the mountain, but don’t drink a lot at once. It’s best to take a small sip to moisten your mouth.
Pay attention to safety during the climbing process. Remember, don’t look at the scenery while walking, and don’t walk while looking at the scenery.
The temperature difference on the mountaintop is relatively large. Pay attention to bringing enough clothes.
Pay special attention to the safety under your feet when climbing the mountain.

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