Another cooling wave swept across Greater Xi'an this winter. Although the freezing made people shiver, the cold wind blew away the haze and the air quality was instantly much better, so it was better to take this opportunity to climb mountains! Since ancient times in Shaanxi, Huashan has been famous for its dangers, oddity, steepness and steepness. The four main peaks are even more intimidating. So what are the places in Huashan that make people feel weak just looking at it?

1. Laojun plows the ditch

Laojun's furrows get its name from a legend. It is said that this is the place where Taishang Laojun saw people working hard to build roads in the mountains, so he led green oxen to plough to make this gullet-like dangerous road sandwiched between steep stone walls. Today, it is on the west side. Stone ditches shaped like plough-like grooves are still clearly visible on the cliff. There are more than 570 stone steps on the dangerous road. At the end of the road is the "monkey worry" that worries even monkeys, which also shows the steepness of this place.

2. The Changkong Plank Road

The sky plank road made of wooden boards and stone nails on the ten-thousand-foot cliff became an Internet celebrity attraction not long ago, and many brave tourists came to challenge it. The Changkong Plank Road is built on the mountainside. Since ancient times, this has been the most dangerous part of the Huashan Plank Road. The iron chain hanging from the waist is the only support for climbing. There are cliffs and cliffs up and down. Tourists can only face the wall and move with their breaths. The Sky Plank Road is not a must-pass road for climbing, so there are stone carvings here to remind tourists of the "Climb on the Cliff" sign.

3. Qianchi Building and Baichi Gorge

The Qianchi Building is like a line of sky, with huge rocks close at hand on the left and right sides. Each step is less than the width of a person's foot, and the more than 300 steps are extremely steep. Fortunately, there are chains on both sides for people to climb. Tourists are moving forward carefully here. The Baichi Gorge is the second dangerous situation for climbing Mount Hua. Dangerous rocks stand tall and stick straight into the clouds. There are also scary "shocking stones". Two stones push open the two sides of the gorge that are about to be closed. People passing by are afraid of falling down.

4. Climb the ladder

To reach the ladder, you need to pass through the steep Cha 'er Cliff, which is also one of the famous dangerous roads in Huashan Mountain. The stone steps here are built against the mountains and have an angle of more than 90° from the ground. Below you are an abyss, and it is difficult to use force to swing the suspension cable back and forth. Tourists can only grope for the stone steps and climb the ladder, shaking in shock and not daring to look back.

5. The kite rolls over

Visitors have to climb up the stone wall at this point. It is no exaggeration to say that it is climbing a mountain. There are no stone steps to walk here, so they can only explore the stone nest with their toes. There are still several places where you need to turn your body left and right to pass. You must hold tight, step on your feet, and grasp the balance of your body. Climbing up step by step requires a high degree of concentration and courage. This is why the kite is named.

Traveling to Huashan is to experience the word "danger". Huashan is thrilling and exciting, but there is no lack of challenges. Do you want to feel it when you see this? Then make an appointment with three or five friends and meet Huashan together!