Compared to Huangshan, I love the Taoist sacred mountain in southern Anhui even more

Compared to Huangshan, Qiyun Mountain is definitely an underrated treasure Taoist mountain. The temple and Taoist monastery architecture on the mountain is unique, blending with the natural scenery and full of a mysterious Taoist atmosphere. Its Danxia landform is peculiar and beautiful, and when shrouded in mist, it looks like a fairyland, giving a sense of ethereal tranquility. · 🧗🏻‍♂️ One-day tour route Dengfeng Bridge → Yuehua Street → Taisu Palace → Zhenxian Cave Residence → Cliff Carvings → Yuxu Palace → Fangla Village → Wulao Peak → Ziyun Pass → Cable car down the mountain · 📍 Address: Anhui Qiyun Mountain Scenic Area 🚍 Transportation: Take the high-speed train to Huangshan North and then take a taxi · Scenic spots for check-in 📸 ✅ Yuehua Tianjie An ancient Huizhou-style street on the cliff, with white walls and black tiles contrasting beautifully with the sea of clouds. You can also experience Taoist vegetarian meals and stay overnight to stargaze. ✅ Taisu Palace Built in the Southern Song Dynasty, constructed along the mountain, with red prayer ribbons hanging in front of the hall and Incense Burner Peak as a natural hill. ✅ Zhenxian Cave Residence Features groups of Taoist statues such as the Eight Immortals Cave and Yuantong Cave. The cliff inscription "Heaven Opens Divine Beauty" is a landmark sight. ✅ Fangla Village Site of the Northern Song Dynasty rebel army, with a very steep cliff plank road and a 270° viewing platform at the top. · 📝 Tips - The hiking route is long, so comfortable shoes are recommended - It is advisable to bring hiking poles to make climbing easier - Be careful of slipping on rainy days and bring a raincoat