Guide to climbing Laowang Mountain in Guizhou at night.

Laowang Mountain is located in Zangke Town, Liuzhi Special District, Liupanshui City, Guizhou Province. The main peak is 2,127 meters above sea level and is the highest peak in Liuzhi Special District. With magnificent natural scenery, abundant outdoor activities and unique ethnic culture, it is a very suitable place for tourism. The following is a guide for climbing Laowang Mountain at night. 1. Preliminary preparation 1. Navigation positioning: Use navigation software to directly search for "Laowang Mountain" and confirm that the destination is Hejiazhai, which is a popular starting point for climbing Laowang Mountain. The Hejiazhai route is relatively flat and suitable for first-time climbers or those who do not want to take a too steep route. 2. Equipment preparation: · Basic equipment: comfortable hiking shoes, sun hat, sunscreen, ice sleeves, jacket, enough water (at least three bottles are recommended, more can be brought according to personal needs), dry food, backpack, etc. Safety equipment: trekking poles, flashlight (for night climbing), first aid kit, etc. 3. Time and weather: · Best time to climb: It is recommended to start climbing around 3 am, so that after a suitable amount of hiking time, you can reach the top of the mountain around 4 am and enjoy the beautiful sunrise. Weather selection: Be sure to choose sunny or breezy weather for climbing to avoid slippery roads in rainy days, which increases the risk. II. Climbing route 1. Hejiazhai route: ·Starting point: Navigate to Hejiazhai. The route is relatively flat and suitable for beginners. ·Scenery along the way: You can enjoy beautiful natural scenery along the way, which is suitable for taking photos. · Summit: You also need to pay attention to safety and avoid dangerous sections. ·Scenery along the way: You can enjoy beautiful natural scenery along the way, which is suitable for taking photos. ·Climbing to the summit: You also need to pay attention to safety and avoid dangerous sections. III. Precautions 1. Safety first: Be sure to pay attention to safety during the climb, abide by the regulations of the scenic area, and do not enter unopened areas without permission. In case of emergency, seek help immediately and keep your phone charged enough to communicate with the outside world. 2. Environmentally friendly travel: carry garbage bags and take the garbage back to the foot of the mountain for disposal to protect the scenic environment. Do not scribble in scenic areas and respect the natural and cultural heritage. 3. Physical strength allocation: Reasonably allocate climbing speed and time according to personal physical condition to avoid physical discomfort caused by excessive fatigue. Rest and replenish energy in time to maintain good physical and mental state. IV. Descending and returning 1. Descending route: It is recommended to return along the original route or choose another safe route to descend the mountain. 2. Return trip arrangements: Plan the return route and time in advance to ensure safety and smoothness