On the first day, I went to Bodhisattva Peak and the surrounding small temples. The next morning (get up at 5 am), I went to Wu Ye Temple to burn incense. Very clever. Don't go to the tour guide. The incense inside is not expensive, but it is very expensive. You can bring it yourself from Taiyuan or invite it from a personal booth outside. Then go to the top of Rhodes. If you don't want to climb up, you can take a cable car or ride a horse (you can bargain with the groom and give him up to 30 yuan). Then you can drive to other stations by yourself. Remember someone gave you an amulet or something, ignore him and say it's free. You go your way and ignore him. There is a hitchhiker on the road. Ignore her, go ahead as planned, and don't listen to others. Also, don't touch anything casually, because many people are wrong. It's best to take the ordered menu with you when eating, or many restaurants have two recipes, one when ordering and the other when checking out. There are also beads, which must be hard-priced. The store charges around 20 yuan, but you can buy it around 3 yuan. Finally, remember to bring a few more bottles of water, here is the ordinary Nongfu Spring 3 yuan/bottle. Remember to bring some incense money (1 yuan notes), rain gear and a long-sleeved dress when you go. If possible, bring anti-mosquito stickers or mosquito repellent toilet water. Remember, remember. I just went to Wutai Mountain the day before yesterday, which is my personal real experience.