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La Cresta del Dragón Verde es un paso espectacular que une el Pico Norte con el resto de los Picos.
Es un paso estrecho de unos 60cm de ancho que sube unas empinadas escaleras con acantilados a ambos lados y tan sólo las cadenas de los pasamanos para agarrarse , sobre todo cuando te cruzas con alguien .
Tienes suerte cuando hay niebla por debajo de la montaña , pues así no ves los precipicios
The Green Dragon Ridge is a dramatic pass that links the North peak with the rest of the Peaks.
It is a narrow passage of about 60cm in width, which rises some steep stairs with cliffs on both sides and only chains as handrails to grab to them , especially when you meet someone in the other direction .
You are lucky when there is fog below the mountain, thus you do not see the cliffs
Updated Apr 2, 2008
Una vez que llegas al Pico Norte ( 1.600m ), dependiendo de tus facultades físicas puedes visitar los otros cuatro, tres que tienen el nombre de los restantes puntos cardinales y el Pico Central o de la Doncella de Jade
El Pico del Sur es el más alto (2.160m) , pero en todos ellos las vistas son espectaculares
Once you reach the North Peak ( 1.600m), depending on your physical abilities , you can visit the other four, three have the name of the other cardinal points and the Central Peak or the Jade Lady
South Peak is the highest (2.160m), but in all of them the views are spectacular
Written Apr 2, 2008
El centro de visitas es un moderno edificio de dos plantas , , puedes sacar los billetes y descansar un poco antes de ir hacia la montaña
Antes de ir a Huashan fuimos al Centro de visitas que es un moderno edificio de dos plantas , donde te pueden dar la infomación que necesites pues hablan algo de inglés y allí es donde organizamos y "pagamos" las entradas y transportes para ir a la montaña
Pudimos dejar las maletas y las recogimos cuando bajamos de la montaña.
Nos pareció caro , pero la quinta montaña taoísta merece la pena
Importe :
Consigna : una maleta 10 Yuan
Entrada parque : 100 Yuan
Transporte hasta el teleférico : 20 Yuan
Teleférico : 110 Yuan
Hotel : 320 Dos personas con desayuno
The visitors center is a modern two-storey building, where you can get tickets and rest a little before going to the mountain
Before to go to Huashan we went to the Visitors Center , that is a modern two-storey building, where you can get the information you need , because they speak some English and that is the place where we organized and "payed" the entrance and transportation tickets to go to the mountains
We were able to leave here the suitcases and pick them up when we came back from the mountain.
We thought it was expensive, but the " fifth Taoist mountain ...."
Amounts paid :
Left luggage : a suitcase 10 Yuan
Park entrance : 100 Yuan
Transport to the cable car: 20 Yuan
Cable car : 110 Yuan
Hotel: 320 Two persons with breakfast
Written Apr 1, 2008
My tip is simply to go. Its great, be prepared, but it is great. See the North Peak, climb to the others, see the good luck locks, see a Taoist temple, see the stream, use the gondola if you must. But, in general, just go.
See travelouge for more pics.
Written Oct 5, 2004
Address: Hua Shan, 120km East of Xi'an
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You should plan for at least 2-3 days to visit Huashan. Stay overnight in the mountain and watch the sunrise (this is popular among Chinese students travellers there).
Tour packages that start transporting you there from Xi'an in the morning and ushering you back down to the bottom in the late afternoon to have dinner in a few of the mountain resort's restaurant, or back to Xi'an. You only get around 3 hours to explore mountain routes, which is unsatisfactory to me.
Sometimes routes on the mountain can be jammed with slow human traffic, because people can walk only in a single file.
Written May 2, 2003
(date visited: Oct. 29, 2006)
North Peak
1,614.7 meters
Written Nov 6, 2006
Address: Mt. Huashan
We were glad that we were finally down. :)
Written Feb 25, 2003
Written Feb 25, 2003
We turned around and start to get down! :)
Written Feb 25, 2003
Written Feb 25, 2003
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We turned around and start to get down! :)
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