Special Forces Travel: Climbing the Five Great Mountains Is a Breeze!

❤ Recommended Reasons: Mount Taishan is the most famous of the Five Great Mountains of China and has been known as the "First Mountain Under Heaven" since ancient times. It is located in central Shandong Province, with its main peak, Jade Emperor Peak, standing at an altitude of 1,545 meters. The mountain is majestic and beautiful. Here, you can experience the magical charm of nature and the profound cultural heritage of China's 5,000-year history. 🎫 Tickets: CNY 115/person, student ticket CNY 57/person. 🚉 Transportation Guide: ☀ **Plane**: Fly to Jinan Yaoqiang International Airport, then take a high-speed train or bus to downtown Tai'an. ☀ **High-speed train/train**: Arrive at Tai'an Station, then take a bus or taxi to Mount Taishan Scenic Area. You can also take the Mount Taishan Tourist Bus Line 2 from the train station directly to Peach Blossom Valley, then take the Peach Blossom Valley Cableway up the mountain. ② Self-driving is flexible, but pay attention to road conditions and parking. ✅ Climbing Routes: 1. Hongmen Tourist Route Starting from Dai Temple, the entire route is 9.5 km long, with 7,863 steps. 2. Tianwai Village Tourist Route Take a car from Tianwai Village to Zhongtianmen, then choose to walk or take the cableway to the top. ☀ **Main Attractions** 1. **Jade Emperor Peak**: The highest peak of Mount Taishan, where you can enjoy the magnificent scenery of the mountains, especially the spectacular sunrise. (Not necessary to climb to the top) 2. **Zhongtianmen**: The most representative attraction of Mount Taishan, a must-visit place for emperors throughout history. 3. **+ Eight Bends**: A steep and winding mountain road, a major challenge for climbing Mount Taishan. 4. **Dai Temple**: The main sacrificial building of Mount Taishan and an important cultural heritage site in history. ✅ Tips: ☀ Eco-friendly Travel: Try to use public transportation to Mount Taishan to reduce carbon emissions and protect our green mountains and rivers. ☀ Respect Culture: During your visit, please respect local customs and religious beliefs, and do not touch or damage cultural relics or historical sites. ☀ Safety First: Pay attention to safety while climbing, follow the scenic area regulations, and do not climb unopened areas or act alone.