November 16 - 17, 2013 @ Huangshan, China
Freeway stop stations in China thesedays are getting better
Arrived after almost 6 hours of bus
Yungu Cable Car
Amazing how this is built
Nice view from the ride
Expensive ride tho, 80RMB one way
Sitting on the edge
Nice trail all around
Many pine trees around
UNESCO World Heritage site #265
Mushroom Pavilion
Huangshan is a granite massif consisting of 36 separate peaks
Rising above 1,800 m
Me @ Beginning-to-believe peak landscape area
The handrails blend in with the scenic
Man waiting on the mountain on the left
Conjoined twins, they share the same root and trunk
Black tiger pine or harp pine?
Deng hiked up Huangshan at age of 70+, no cable car back end
Lion Peak Landscape Area - Cool Terrace
Berton, Me & Josiah
So many love locks
Huge love lock @ Huangshan
Getting dark, hurry to the hotel
Possible sunrise viewing spot
Xihai Hotel
Xihai Hotel Old Wing
Lobby @ Xihai Hotel New Wing
Restaurant @ Xihai Hotel New Wing
Wish we stay here instead
Who is in that bulky jacket from the hotel?
Unique pinus
Sunrise but the sun is MIA
Breakfast
Here come the sun
Flying over rock
Huangshan represents the typical mountains in Chinese paintings
Super clear weather today
Does this look like two hands together?
Hotel laundry are carry uphill by labor!
Frequently shrouded in mist
The many peaks appear to float on clouds
No a single cloud for us
Brightness Top
1860 meters above sea level
Robot tree?
View from Fish-shaped Peak
Dare to walk up?
Brightness Top
Do you see santa?
Do you see a fish tail on the left and head on the right?
Praying monk, do you see it?
Pine trees are always one sided
Long trail
It is steep
Mobile phone
3 hours into hiking
Greeting-guests pine
Josiah with his 4RMB stick
Last part of the trail to Yuping cable car
Mercy Light Pavilion
Piggies
We have a very sunny experience of Huangshan
Well known for its scenery, sunsets, peculiarly shaped granite peaks, Huangshan Pine trees, and views of the clouds from above
Huangshan is a frequent subject of traditional Chinese paintings and literature
One of China*s major tourist destinations.
Panoramic view of the Huangshan landscape
Freeway stop stations in China thesedays are getting better
Arrived after almost 6 hours of bus
Yungu Cable Car
Amazing how this is built
Nice view from the ride
Expensive ride tho, 80RMB one way
Sitting on the edge
Nice trail all around
Many pine trees around
UNESCO World Heritage site #265
Mushroom Pavilion
Huangshan is a granite massif consisting of 36 separate peaks
Rising above 1,800 m
Me @ Beginning-to-believe peak landscape area
The handrails blend in with the scenic
Man waiting on the mountain on the left
Conjoined twins, they share the same root and trunk
Black tiger pine or harp pine?
Deng hiked up Huangshan at age of 70+, no cable car back end
Lion Peak Landscape Area - Cool Terrace
Berton, Me & Josiah
So many love locks
Huge love lock @ Huangshan
Getting dark, hurry to the hotel
Possible sunrise viewing spot
Xihai Hotel
Xihai Hotel Old Wing
Lobby @ Xihai Hotel New Wing
Restaurant @ Xihai Hotel New Wing
Wish we stay here instead
Who is in that bulky jacket from the hotel?
Unique pinus
Sunrise but the sun is MIA
Breakfast
Here come the sun
Flying over rock
Huangshan represents the typical mountains in Chinese paintings
Super clear weather today
Does this look like two hands together?
Hotel laundry are carry uphill by labor!
Frequently shrouded in mist
The many peaks appear to float on clouds
No a single cloud for us
Brightness Top
1860 meters above sea level
Robot tree?
View from Fish-shaped Peak
Dare to walk up?
Brightness Top
Do you see santa?
Do you see a fish tail on the left and head on the right?
Praying monk, do you see it?
Pine trees are always one sided
Long trail
It is steep
Mobile phone
3 hours into hiking
Greeting-guests pine
Josiah with his 4RMB stick
Last part of the trail to Yuping cable car
Mercy Light Pavilion
Piggies