The Monkey King in the Water Curtain Cave at Huaguo Mountain

I had originally planned to drive along the Lianyungang-Rizhao-Qingdao route in March, but then I heard that admission to Mount Huaguo was free before the end of February, so I immediately put it on the agenda. No reservation is required, and no mainland China ID card needs to be swiped, you can just walk in. I bought a round trip ticket: 50 yuan (per person), children under 120 cm are free. Keep your ticket throughout the journey. Get in the car and drive to the top first, the Jade Maiden Peak. The scenery is beautiful and the photos are very good. Then wait for the bus to Water Curtain Cave. The Water Curtain Cave requires a bit of physical strength. You need to hike up through a temple and then climb up to reach the Water Curtain Cave. (The stairs are very steep) There are the most monkeys here. It is best not to tease the monkeys as I heard they are all wild. They are pretty well behaved though. I didn't see anyone snatching bags or anything like that. Some people fed the monkeys. After walking around the Water Curtain Cave, you have to continue back through the temple and wait for the bus to go down the mountain. I didn't go to other places, so my way should be the most relaxing. Those who bring children can refer to this.