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Traveler Rating
1724 reviews 53 travel blogs 297 photos Attraction Type:
Mountain, National park, Lookout
TravelPod Member ReviewsHuang Shan (Yellow Mountain) Huangshan
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Great hike during National holiday week
mcafee1990 8 contributions Omagh, United Kingdom Oct 5, 2011
Great hike, but far too many tourists, would highly reccomend but go during a less busy time ..
note: all undergraduate students get discount just have to ask for itThis review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Visited this Attraction Huang Shan (Yellow Mountain) Huangshan
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On top of Huang Shan...patiently waiting!
We slept comfortably in our cabin and was awoken by some loud voices rapidly firing back and forth at each other outside - docking time! That was our morning greeting to our new city - Chi Zhou (Pond State). We got up and joined the early crowd for the morning breakfast - french toast, ham with pineapple, sausage, omelette, hard boil eggs, congee, …
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Hiking the Yellow Mountains
So after an early night, Adam and I woke up at 8am to get the shuttle bus to the base of The Yellow mountain. Our inital plan was to start at the bottom and work our way up to the summit, camp there for the night and make our way back down the next day. At least this way we could take our time and take in everything. We even met some … -
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The Ultimate Stairmaster
We took a detour from Shanghai to visit a dreamy 'most amazing' mountain range that our friends and family had banged on about. Huangshan (Yellow Mountain) is an inspirational muse for many Chinese poets and artists. Oh how they revere about the idyllic views and breathtaking scenery. We read that ideally one should visit the mountain on a slightly …
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Related BlogsHuang Shan (Yellow Mountain) Huangshan
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Huang Shan (Yellow Mountain)
Huang Shan is near the area where Mimi's farther was sent during the Cultural Revolution. He was a university professor and sent to the countryside to be "re-educated", learn the peasant life and study Mao's quotations. Once he became sick and Mimi ...
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Sweet & Sour
... , swirling sea. From the idyllic views, legions of poets and painters have drawn inspiration making Huang Shan one of the most historically documented sites in China. Our trip to the idyllic views of this iconic mountain had a distinctly sweet and sour ...
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A Day Around Tunxi
... direction. Eventually I find the center of town and a KFC. Deciding that I don't want to risk feeling ill during my big day at Huang Shan, I pick a few tasty looking items off the KFC menu. I figure since this is the first time I've ever eaten at a KFC, ...
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Return to the mountains
... were off the mountain by 5pm and then just had to hang around in the hostel until our train at 11.45. It was just as well they let us shower etc in the hostel as it was gonna be a long old 40 hour journey to Sanya next. Huang Shan photos ...
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Le montagnes jaune de Huangshan
Le Huangshan ou encore appele »Æɽ Le mont Huang Shan est inscrit sur la liste du patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO depuis 1990 pour sa nature sauvage exceptionnelle, et pour les esp¨¨ces rares menac¨¦es qu'il h¨¦berge. Il est est fort connu en ...
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Mr Cheng vs Mr Hu
... Probably needed the sleep anyway after yesterdays 12 hour walking about session. Bus at 7.58am so up early anyway to go to Huang Shan. On reflection, another day would have been good in Shanghai to see more of it, but I think I'll be ...
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Huang Shan Mountain
... , there was nothing to see. The amount of work that has gone into making these mountains tourist/hiker friendly is inconceivable. China has almost limitless manpower but even then, to put in place so many steps and to build shops ...
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Calves of Steel!
... . Not much to say about the journey, as usual our comparment friends tell us how to say 1 to 10 in mandarin. We're in Huang Shan to climb the mountain and admire the "sea of clouds" sunrise. To get there we get a minibus (doesn't leave til full of ...
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Huang Shan - Abstieg ins Tal
Servus Leute, die Nacht war kurz , kalt und zum Glück noch kein Muskelkater in Sicht. Nach einem kurzen Packen gings weiter zum Bright Summit. Zu meiner Überraschung waren wir nach einer halben Stunde am Aussichtspunkt. Zu meiner noch größeren ...
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The Yellow Mountain
China's most famous peak, Huang Shan! Famed for its 'other-worldly' fogs ands its looming granite formations. Huang Shan's natural beauty is complemented by the sacred mountain aura of nearby Buddhist Jiuhua Shan, one of China holiest places of ...
Huang Shan (Yellow Mountain) Map
