Mount Laojun in April

It's breathtakingly beautiful. After taking the first and second level cable cars, I hiked through the Ten-Mile Gallery. For those who are physically fit, I suggest not using the shuttle elevator; instead, walk the entire way to not miss any of the scenery. I bought a metal walking stick for 5 yuan each, the most basic wooden ones for 3 yuan, and there were various bamboo options to choose from, but I think they are generally unnecessary. On the way back, there's a glass slide, and if you choose to ride it, you'll have to give up your walking stick. We carried a lot of water, but in fact, adults won't finish two bottles. So, bring water as needed, but bringing bread and sausages turned out to be a good idea. It's wise to prepare some snacks for yourself. Of course, there are also places selling food and water on the mountain, albeit at slightly higher prices.