Travel time:January 22-January 30, 2017

Travel place:Zhangjiajie + Huashan

Main characters:I + Shu (my mom, but I like to call her Shu, it looks young and she likes to listen to it)

Main expenses: (specifically for ticket and accommodation)

Chongqing-Zhuzhou: Two train tickets, the cost is: 247.5+232.5=495 (bunk beds)

Huaihua-Zhangjiajie: 37.5*2=75

Accommodation in Zhangjiajie: 197 (three nights, not expensive in off-season)

Train ticket from Zhangjiajie to Huashan on the 27th: 506

Huashan-Xi'an: 19.5*2=39

Xi'an-Chongqing: 559

Huaihua-Zhangjiajie: 91.5*2=183

Total: 2054

It should be specially explained here that the reason why I chose Chongqing to Zhuzhou was because there were no sleeper tickets from Chongqing to Huaihua at that time. As soon as I saw that there were sleeper tickets in Zhuzhou, I had to buy one more stop. Otherwise, Xiao Shu would not be able to stand the ticket. It took more than ten hours, and it was driving at night.

Daily cost statistics:

January 23:

Water cups: 16

Lunch: 78

Supermarket: 91

Zhangjiajie-Tianzi Mountain: 15*2=30

Total: 215

January 24:

Lunch + water: 30+5=35

Snacks (Tianbo Prefecture): 50

Supermarket: 36

Total: 121

January 25:

Others (not recorded catalog): 20+10+80+10+15=135

Two meals: 30+30=60

Tickets for Zhangjiajie: 136*2=278

Total: 473 yuan

January 26:

Forest Park-Railway Station: 12*2=24

McDonald's: 28

Beef ramen + mutton noodles with onion: 34

Bread: 49.9

Supermarket: 109.1

Accommodation: 150

Total: 395

January 27

Tianmen Mountain Tickets: 209*2=418

Cableway: 20*2=40

Ham sausage: 5*5=25

Glass plank road: 10*2=20

Lunch: 85

Total: 588

January 28:

Huashan Supermarket: 60

Lunch: 60

Hour room: 40

Huashan Railway Station-Walking Entrance: 30

Dinner: 28*2=56

Huashan Tickets: 100*2=200

Boiling water: 7

Coke + Pulse: 20

Egg rice: 28*2=56

Zhongfeng Accommodation: 100*2=200

Total: 729

January 29:

Breakfast: 30+30+10=70

Beifeng Cableway: 45*2=90

Ham sausage: 5*4=20

Huashan North Cableway-Visitor Center Shuttle: 20*2=40

Visitor Center-Huashan Railway Station (Bus 608): 4*2=8

Xi'an Railway Station: Fan 60, Supermarket: 56

Total: 344

Total: 4,919 Per capita: 2,459.5/person

Special reminder: (Excerpts from the Internet, but they are particularly applicable and can be used for reference)

1. Tickets:

Tickets for Huashan:160 RMB; Beifeng Sante Cableway:80 RMB; Xifeng Taihua Cableway:140 RMB (peak season: March 1-November 30 Monday-Sunday)

Tickets for Huashan:100 RMB; Beifeng Sante Cableway:45 RMB; Xifeng Taihua Cableway:120 RMB (off-season: December 1-February 28, Monday to Sunday)

Half ticket: Huashan: Half price for minors and students aged 6-18 with valid certificates.

2. Cableway:

1.2 Meter-1.5m children, elderly people over 60 years old, active military personnel, and disabled people hold valid certificates at half price.

Free ticket: Tickets for Huashan: Soldiers, disabled people, elderly people aged 65 and above, children aged 6 and under or under 1.2 meters, religious clergy and staff belonging to religious sites in the scenic area are free with valid certificates.

The Xifeng cableway bus is 40 yuan/person, and the Beifeng cableway bus is 20 yuan/person, regardless of peak and peak seasons. (Children 1.2 meters and below are free, children 1.2-1.5 meters are half price)

Teenagers and students under the age of 18 with valid certificates enjoy a 10% discount on cableway over 1.5 meters.

3. Huashan Opening Hours:

Hiking is feasible all day long

Cableway uphill time: 7:30-16:00,

Cableway descent time: 7:30-18:00.

Originally, she planned to only go to Zhangjiajie. Unexpectedly, Shu felt uncomfortable and didn't want to go home. She wanted to continue to spend a few days outside. So I asked her if she wanted to climb Huashan at night. After taking a train from Zhangjiajie and sleeping, she could reach Huashan the next day. She could go to Huashan at night outside. After climbing the mountain, she would go directly back to Chongqing. When Xiao Shu heard that climbing Huashan at night, she became interested, so we immediately took the train to Huashan after touring Zhangjiajie.

Since Zhangjiajie was written in the previous travel notes, I don't plan to repeat it this time and omit the narrative of Zhangjiajie. What needs to be reminded is that if you are traveling freely in Zhangjiajie, it is recommended to choose a pair of shoes that suit your feet. After all, there are many places to use your legs.

The route I took at that time, I didn't go back, and I had a good time. I avoided the embarrassment of being crowded at popular attractions. If I tried to go out early, there would be relatively fewer people in the morning, which was also suitable for Xiao Shu to visit various hills. concave shape.

When Yuanjiajie went down the mountain, we chose to go down the mountain on foot. Instead of taking the shuttle bus, Xiao Shu was very satisfied after completing this section of the mountain. The end of the downhill road happened to be the scenic spot where the Condor Whip Guard was in the Forest Park. He sat on a stone bench and ate dragon fruit. After eating and taking pictures, he continued to walk out. After coming out of Forest Park, I took the shuttle bus back to the hotel next to the train station. I went to Tianmen Mountain early the next morning. After playing in the afternoon, I took the train directly to Huashan Railway Station.

When I took Xiao Shu to Zhangjiajie, I was lucky to see snow and rain. Although the snow was not too heavy, the Zhangjiajie Forest Park and Tianmen Mountain in the snow and fog were a different scene. The first time I went there, it was also raining heavily on Tianmen Mountain and the wind was strong, so the umbrella was completely useless. Later, I simply didn't use the umbrella. Fortunately, I went there in summer, but unfortunately the Tianmen Gate was closed. I couldn't take Shu on the first time and this time. I only went to Tianmen Cave and walked 999 steps.

It was the Spring Festival holiday when I took Xiao Shu on a trip. The train we took to Huashan was on the 30th of the Lunar New Year. I remember that there were only three people on the train, the conductor, Xiao Shu and me. As soon as I got on the train, I slept soundly, and Xiao Shu chatted with the conductor in super lame Mandarin + Chongqing dialect. Maybe I was too tired, but I fell asleep as soon as I got on the bus. I only vaguely heard one sentence, which was the conductor said that the child was so sleepy and never woke up. Then I didn't know anything until Xiao Shu called me up to eat instant noodles.

When we arrived at Huashan Station, it was morning. We actually arrived at Huashan Old Railway Station and had to wait for the shuttle bus to take us to Huashan Foot Visitor Center. If you take the bullet train directly from Chongqing, you can go to the high-speed railway station, which is a different place from the railway station. At that time, I looked for some introductions on the Internet, but now I can't remember it at all. Hahahaha, in short, both stations need to take a bus to the Visitor Center.

Because we were preparing to climb Huashan at night, after arriving at the Visitor Center, we directly chose to take a taxi to Yuquanyuan, the starting point of Huashan's hiking. I just flipped through my former circle of friends, and the content is as follows, without changing a word:

Sand carving code words from the circle of friends many years ago:

Many lovers are asking about the route arrangements. This time, I actually took a train directly from Zhangjiajie to Huashan. If I depart from Chongqing, there is a direct train to Huashan Station (ordinary railway station), which is more convenient. There is also Huashan North (moving station, Xi'an to Huashan North, the gray and many harmony numbers are so convenient). Huashan North is slightly farther than Huashan Station, so you can bargain by taxi. We walked up the mountain all the way, starting from Yuquan Courtyard, passing through the North Peak, the Middle Peak, the East Peak, the West Peak, and then from the West Peak to the North Peak. We mainly wanted to experience the Pan North Peak cableway. The cableway was not as dangerous as I thought. If fans choose a cableway, it would be best to go up the Xifeng cableway and down the North Peak cableway, which saves physical strength and is not tired. Most of the downhill roads are downhill from high to low. There is also the Changkong plank road (in the South Peak and South Gate), which everyone is familiar with. I personally think that the kite can roll over (Behind Dongfeng accommodation) It's more exciting. Anyone who is brave can try it. It's very sour. Some roads can only be supported by the soles of their feet, and some really need to be used with hands and feet. If you can not bring a camera or not, for example, I didn't take much pictures. It's true that I was focused when climbing the mountain. I didn't go this time. Take Huashan Road wisely, but it's really impossible to win. It's also a very labor-intensive climbing route. If you are interested, you can try it. The entrance of this route stands next to the cableway at the North Peak of Huashan, opposite the shuttle bus stop in the scenic area. The intersection of the mountain is next to the Beifeng Cableway Station. Hahahaha, I hope you can climb, climb. PS: I don't think it's tiring to climb Mount Emei, it's just very steep.

Just as I wrote at the time, except for taking photos when I first started entering the mountain, I spent the rest of the time climbing hard. Plus, the time we went there was winter, which was very cold, and it started to snow after night. Considering that it was too cold, I was worried that Xiao Shu couldn't resist, so I chose to stay in Zhongfang and went to Dongfeng early in the morning to watch the sunrise. Unfortunately, it was cloudy and I was lonely. At the same time, it also gave me a reason to go to Huashan again, heh.

(The first two pictures are the lonely sunrise I watched, and the last few pictures are website photos hacked and deleted)

Originally, when I set out, I planned to put on a Lei Feng hat and asked Xiao Shu to wear it to keep warm. I wore a woolen hat myself. At that time, she even laughed at my hat that looked like I was in confinement, huh. If I refused to let me put on my Lei Feng hat, I said, if you don't want to wear it, don't come and snatch my hat when it's cold.

As you can imagine, Xiao Shu was miserable because of the cold. She could only wrap her head with a scarf to expose her eyes and nostrils. If she carried Xiao Lan, she would have a sense of vision for Grandma Wolf. I had no choice, so I temporarily arranged to stay in Zhongfeng.

At first, there were only the two of us, but two more came in the second half of the night. It was also because it was too cold and they didn't want to continue climbing the mountain. No one came until dawn. The conditions of the place where I stayed were average. It was okay on the mountain and was completely acceptable. At the same time, it was warm. The only bad thing was that the toilet was far away. I tried my best to drink less water. At the same time, I also said hello to Xiao Shu. The toilet was far and simple, so try not to drink water if I could.

In fact, when climbing Huashan at night, to be honest, it was really nothing. I didn't feel thrilling at all, because at night it was so dark that I couldn't see anything, so I could only climb the mountain with my head down. During the day, Xiao Shu was a little scared. She saw cliffs, cliffs, and narrow roads. Some roads could only be crossed by one person, and some roads had to be crossed sideways. She also admired her courage.

When I first saw the stone tablet of the Sword Theory in Huashan Mountain in Beifeng, I was very excited and prepared to take a group photo, thinking that it would become eternal in an instant. But until I saw the stone tablets of Huashan Sword Discussion on every mountain top, I felt like a fool, alas. However, if I go to Huashan again, I will still take another photo next to the Huashan Sword Discussion Stone Monument and compare sword dancing posture. Otherwise, it will not be a perfect trip to Huashan, hehe.

When we were watching the sunrise in Zhongfeng, the weather was particularly bad. We could only see bits of glow on the distant horizon. The sun could not come out and the clouds were too thick. The sun was completely out around noon. When I stood next to the Nanfeng stone tablet and took pictures, I couldn't open my eyes. There were more and more tourists. These tourists basically took cableway up from Xifeng, and some rushed to North Peak and took cableway down the mountain. Some people went down the mountain. Some people went down the mountain immediately after walking Nanfeng.

On our way down the mountain, Xiao Shu looked at Jinsuoguan and sighed at the dangerous terrain of Huashan Mountain. She kept saying that she had climbed the mountain from this road. However, it was dark and didn't know the surrounding environment. She only knew that the wind was particularly strong. In fact, there are still many places that are very dangerous, but now I can't remember the specific name. In my impression, it seems to be called Qianchi Building and Baichi Gorge.

Hey, no, I think I will definitely go to Huashan again. There is nothing for me to write, hey!

During the entire climbing process, I didn't take many photos. I didn't want to take out my camera. I was too busy to take photos. I didn't have time to take photos. Moreover, I was carrying a hiking bag. Now that I think about it, I'm glad my backpack was not tripped at that time, otherwise the consequences would be difficult. The next time I climb Huashan, I should still deposit my hiking backpack first.

That time was too hasty and I didn't go to many places in Xi'an. If I didn't open the forest, I should go for a detailed in-depth tour. This travel article can only end here, because even if I wanted to break my head, I couldn't deduce a word now, hahahahaha. Three mountains and five mountains, there are too many places to visit.

Oh ~ By the way, there are many kittens on Huashan, and they are not afraid of people.