Just returned from Mount Tai with my child and sharing three climbing routes

At the beginning of August, I just took my daughter to climb Mount Tai and now I am sharing three climbing routes and some precautions ⚠️. If you have any questions, leave a comment! 🧗🏻 Classic and night climbing route: Enter from the Hongmen Visitor Center, pass through Zhongtianmen and Nantianmen, and finally reach the Jade Emperor Peak; the whole journey takes 4-6 hours, requiring physical strength and endurance. If you don't exercise much, proceed with caution! 🧗🏻 Two time-saving and labor-saving routes: Suitable for children, the elderly, and those who don't exercise much. 1️⃣ Tianwaicun Visitor Center: Take the scenic bus 🚌 for 20 minutes to Zhongtianmen, transfer to the cable car for 10 minutes to Nantianmen, and walk for about 40 minutes to the Jade Emperor Peak, taking about 2.5 hours in total; ⚠️ The cable car at Zhongtianmen is temporarily closed from May to September this year for cable replacement and is expected to reopen in early September, so don't make a wasted trip! 2️⃣ Taohuayu Visitor Center: Take the scenic bus 🚌 for 20 minutes to Taohuayuan, then take the cable car up the mountain to Nantianmen, and walk directly for about 40 minutes to the Jade Emperor Peak! Until the Zhongtianmen cable car reopens, you need to take the cable car here. 🎫: Tickets for the scenic bus and cable car can be purchased on-site. 🆔 ID cards are optional but more convenient if brought; otherwise, follow the prompts to scan the code! 🌈 Little tips: 👉 Check the weather for sunrise and sunset 🌄 👉 No need to bring thick clothes for daytime climbing recently; it's cool but not cold at the top, a sun-protective jacket is enough 👉 Be safe during night climbing and bring warm clothes 👉 There are shops near Nantianmen selling water and food, so don't carry too much 👉 It's best to bring a trekking pole, but you can also buy one on-site if you don't have one!