Hiểm trở Hoa Sơn | Tour khám phá cổ điển Hoa Sơn một ngày (bao gồm đi bộ đường dài)

After breakfast, you will drive 118 kilometers (about 1.5-2 hours) to visit Mount Hua, one of China's famous Five Great Mountains. [Mount Hua] is not only the birthplace of Chinese civilization but also the sacred site of the Quanzhen School, the mainstream sect of Chinese Taoism. Composed of 5 peaks, it enjoys the reputation of "the most precipitous mountain under heaven" and is the most scenic, precipitous, and climbable among China's Five Great Mountains. Today's Suggested Routes on Mount Hua ① Classic Hiking Route (Recommended): Cable car - North Peak - Canglong Ridge - Central Peak - East Peak - Changkong Plank Road - South Peak - West Peak - Cable car, taking about 6-7 hours in total. ② Leisurely Hiking Route: Cable car - West Peak - South Peak - Changkong Plank Road - East Peak - Central Peak - West Peak - Cable car, taking about 4-5 hours in total. First, you will take a bus from the visitor center to the foot of North Peak of Mount Hua (about 20 minutes), then take a cable car directly to North Peak (Yuntai Peak) (about 10 minutes), where you can take in the magnificent surrounding mountain scenery and views of the other 4 peaks. Then hike along Canglong Ridge, walking on a blade-like ridge with bottomless cliffs on both sides, which is extremely precipitous. Afterwards, you will reach Golden Lock Pass, where you can see countless red ribbons and golden locks representing love and wishes hanging on the iron chains on both sides of the path. Then continue toward Central Peak (Jade Maiden Peak). From Central Peak, hike about 40 minutes to East Peak (Chaoyang Peak), the best spot for watching the sunrise on Mount Hua. Then comes the most challenging section of this Mount Hua hike—the Changkong Plank Road. This plank road is located on a sheer cliff, supported only by hanging iron chains and wooden planks underfoot, and is therefore known as one of the most dangerous hiking routes in the world. (Note: Walking across the Changkong Plank Road takes about 0.5-1 hour and is a great test of courage, so those without hiking experience or with a fear of heights may choose other routes.) Then you will reach South Peak (Luoyan Peak), the highest peak of Mount Hua (elevation 2154.9 meters), where you can overlook the magnificent surrounding scenery. After the visit, continue hiking for about 30 minutes to West Peak (Lotus Peak), where you can visit attractions such as Cuiyun Palace and Axe-Cleaving Rock, and listen to the legendary story of Chenxiang cleaving the mountain to save his mother. Afterwards, walk for about 20 minutes to the West Mountain cable car station and take the cable car down (about 20 minutes), where you can take a final look back at the beauty of Mount Hua. After reaching the foot of the mountain, drive back to downtown Xi'an. Tips 1). Conditions on Mount Hua are limited, so it is recommended to bring your own food and drinks. 2). The Changkong Plank Road will be temporarily closed during maintenance or severe conditions and will be adjusted to other routes. 3). During peak tourist season, Mount Hua has many visitors, and there may be queues going up the mountain.