November, Encounter the Beauty of Mount Taishan!

Mount Taishan in November is less noisy because there are fewer tourists! 😂 The mountains and forests are dyed golden and fiery red. Walking among them, the ground is covered with a colorful carpet of fallen leaves. When you reach the top of the mountain, the sea of clouds rolls in front of you, and the light of the sunrise passes through the clouds, gilding the mountains. 💕Recommended Attractions Dai Temple: The largest and most complete ancient building complex in Mount Taishan. The main building, the Hall of Heavenly Blessings, is one of the three great halls in China, along with the Hall of Supreme Harmony in the Forbidden City and the Hall of Great Accomplishment in the Confucius Temple. South Gate to Heaven: The end of the Eighteen Bends, the gateway to the top of the mountain. You can overlook the mountains here. Jade Emperor Peak: The top of the main peak of Mount Taishan, where you can experience the feeling of "When one reaches the top, all the other mountains seem small." ⚠️Climbing Tips Arrange your itinerary and rest time reasonably to avoid overexertion. Pay attention to safety during the climb, follow the scenic area regulations, and do not leave the designated route. Take measures to keep warm and protect yourself from the sun. The wind is strong at the top of the mountain, so avoid catching a cold or getting sunburned. Protect the environment of the scenic area and do not litter. Mount Taishan is a forest fire prevention area all year round, so do not bring fire into the mountain, and do not smoke or use fire in the scenic area.