It is recommended that you go to large domestic travel forums like Mafengwo. There are many travel notes, itineraries, attraction recommendations and local food recommendations.

It is very helpful for travel. I go out twice a year, each time on my own. Then I customize the scenic spots based on the posts of friends who have been there in the forum and the scenic spots I want to visit.

This saves time and effort.

How to get to Mount Tai?

1. The location of Mount Tai: Mount Tai is located in the north of Tai'an City and is a landmark attraction in the Tai'an area.

If you want to climb Mount Tai, you must first arrive in Tai'an City.

Since Tai'an is not far from Jinan and there is currently no civil airport in Tai'an, the preferred means of transportation to reach Tai'an from other cities is train.

2. The difference between Taishan Station and Tai'an Station: There are two train stations in Tai'an City. What you need to pay attention to when buying train tickets is that Taishan Station and Tai'an Station are not the same station.

How to distinguish the two stations specifically, you can refer to the local people's names: Tai'an Station departs from EMU trains, and locals call Tai'an Station a high-speed rail station; Taishan Station departs from ordinary trains, which is the closest to Tai'an city.

So the locals call this station directly a railway station.

3. How to get to the trailhead: If you plan to go up the mountain from Hongmen, you can take bus No. 3 directly at Taishan Station (2 yuan) or take a taxi to Hongmen or Tianwai Village (the fare is about 10 yuan); if you go from Tai'an

Get off at the station and take bus No. 37 to Hongmen or Tianwai Village. You can also choose to take a taxi from Tai'an Station to Hongmen or Tianwai Village, which takes about 40 minutes and the fare is about 35 yuan.

If you choose to climb the Taohuayu tourist route, you can take bus No. 16 from Taishan Station to reach it.

If you choose to climb the Tianzhufeng tour route, you can take bus No. 19 from Taishan Station.

How to choose among the four routes to climb Mount Tai?

1. Taishan Middle Road - the most classic mountaineering route 2. Taishan West Road - the most labor-saving mountaineering route 3. Tianzhu Peak - the most primitive and natural mountaineering route 4. Taohuayu - the most romantic mountaineering route 1. Taishan Middle Road - the most classic

This mountaineering route starts from Dai Temple. It is a classic mountaineering route with the most concentrated cultural and natural landscapes on Mount Tai. It is also the essence of Mount Tai. It is 9.5 kilometers in total and has more than 7,000 winding sections. There is almost no flat surface from the foot of the mountain to the top.

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The emperors of all dynasties who were awarded the title of Zen all climbed here, and this route is also called the Taishan Royal Road.

Along the way, there are lush trees, winding stairs, beautiful peaks, numerous cultural and historical sites, 8 ancient temples, more than 200 tablets, and more than 300 cliff carvings. You can fully experience the charm of traditional culture.

The route passes: Dai Temple (ticket 30 yuan/person) - Daizongfang - Hongmen Palace - Wanxian Tower (ticket purchase office for entering the mountain: 125 yuan/person) - Doumu Palace - Jingshiyu

——Hutian Pavilion——Huimaling——Zhongtian Gate——Happy Three Miles——Yunbu Bridge——Five Dafu Pines——Eighteen Pans——Nantian Gate——Tianjie——Bixia Temple——Tang Moya

——The Five Sacred Mountains——Jade Emperor Peak——Gongbei Shier 2, Taishan West Road - the most labor-saving mountaineering route. This route starts from Tianwai Village Square and is the most convenient, time-saving and labor-saving mountaineering route.

The climbing route is divided into two sections: the first section is the winding road from Tianwai Village to Zhongtianmen halfway up the mountain. The distance is 14.35 kilometers. The transportation time to the scenic spot is about 30 minutes. There are many natural landscapes and historical relics along the way. You can enjoy the beautiful scenery along the way.

; The latter section is from Zhongtianmen to the top of the mountain. You can choose to walk up the mountain (about 2 hours) or take the cableway (about 15 minutes).

The route passes through: Tianwai Village (ticket purchase office into the mountain: 125 yuan/person; scenic bus: 30 yuan/person) - Longtan Reservoir - Bailong Pond - Black Dragon Pond - Zhulin Temple - Huangxi River Reservoir - Fan Cliff

——Aolai Peak——Zhongtianmen——Cableway (100 yuan/person)——Nantianmen——Bixia Temple——Yuhuangding Tips: 1. Although this route is labor-saving and convenient, it comes at the expense of many scenic spots.

It is recommended to arrive at Zhongtianmen by car and then walk to the top of the mountain to enjoy more beautiful views of Mount Tai.

2. Relatively speaking, this route is more suitable for families traveling with children or the elderly.

3. Tianzhu Peak - the most primitive and natural mountain climbing route. This route starts from Tianzhu Peak and is located in Broom Valley at the northeast foot of Mount Tai. It is 5.4 kilometers long.

The peaks here are beautiful, with various pines and rocks. The natural beauty is no less than that of Zhangjiajie. There is a pine tree on the top of Tianzhu Peak, which looks like the flame of a candle from a distance, so it is named after it.

This route is the least artificially developed scenic spot in Mount Tai. It is primitive and simple, and the natural style is kept intact. It is the "unique" of Mount Tai.

It is recommended that friends who like self-guided tours can choose this route to go down the mountain. This will not only avoid turning back, but also allow you to fully appreciate the beautiful scenery of Mount Tai.

The route passes through: Tianzhu Peak (ticket purchase office for entering the mountain: 125 yuan/person) - Wangtianmen - Sisters Pine - Xiaotianzhu Peak - Empress Temple - Ropeway (one way 20 yuan/person) - Yu

Huangding Tips: The tourist service facilities along this road are slightly less than the first two climbing routes. If you choose to go up and down the mountain here, you need to bring your own food and water.