Is the Hanging Temple worth the climb?

Many tourists take photos and check in at the bottom of the Hanging Temple, and after witnessing the spectacular view, they hesitate whether to climb up or not. The main reasons are: First, some tourists are afraid of heights. A friend of ours was trembling and dared not move after climbing up; Second, there is a limit to the number of people allowed to climb the Hanging Temple. If the people above do not come down, those below cannot go up. During the peak tourist season, queuing might make you doubt your life. I saw some friends queuing for more than an hour and eventually gave up; Third, the ticket for the Hanging Temple is divided into two parts: the scenic area ticket is only 15 yuan, while the climbing ticket is 100 yuan. Some friends think it is unnecessary and not cost-effective. So, is the Hanging Temple really worth the climb? It's the same old saying, 'Since you've come, don't leave with regrets' . So, if you choose to climb the Hanging Temple, what should you pay attention to? 1. It is advised that the elderly, children, and those who are afraid of heights should not go, because some of the stairs up there are indeed very steep and narrow. From a safety perspective, it is enough to feel the full view of the temple clinging to the sheer cliff from below and take photos from different angles. However, I did see some elderly people moving briskly up there; this mainly depends on accurately assessing your own abilities. 2. If you decide to climb the Hanging Temple, be sure to observe the flow of people. If a few travel groups happen to arrive around you, it is recommended that after entering the main gate of the scenic area, you immediately cross the bridge on the right and queue up at the entrance to climb. After climbing the Hanging Temple, come out and turn right to return to the upper level of steps to take a panoramic photo of the Hanging Temple. 3. There are some sunshade facilities where the Hanging Temple queue is, but it is still recommended to be prepared for sun protection. Go to the bathroom before queuing. Prepare some snacks and drinks while queuing. Believe that your perseverance at this time will give you a shocking reward. If you are lucky enough not to queue when you go, congratulations, go up and worship Buddha properly . 4. Some wooden boards on the Hanging Temple make creaking noises when stepped on, do not be afraid, they have withstood the trampling of countless people. If you are scared, hold the railing a little tighter. 5. Be quick when taking photos up there, because it is a one-way path, and only one person can pass at a time. Also, do not take photos or look at your phone while moving, it is really unsafe. If you want to take a portrait, one is to ask a friend to help you take a photo that captures the perilous position you are in and your frightened state . The second is that at the end of the corridors of several rooms, which are not on the route, you can go there to slowly compose and take photos, at least it won't block the progress of the tourists behind.