Tour Overview
Departing from Xi'an, this private day trip takes you to Mount Hua (Huashan), one of China's Five Great Mountains. You'll explore the awe-inspiring five major peaks, each with its own legend, and experience thrilling cliffside paths and panoramic views above the clouds. This tour blends breathtaking nature with rich Taoist heritage—perfect for adventurers and culture lovers alike.
Main Attractions
Yuquan Courtyard (Taoist Temple at the Base)
Located at the foot of Huashan, this ancient Taoist temple is a spiritual gateway for climbers. Dedicated to Zhenwu (a Taoist deity), it embodies Huashan's religious legacy with elegant architecture and sacred rituals.
West Peak (Lotus Peak)
Shaped like a blooming lotus, the West Peak offers stunning views of sunsets and sea-like clouds. According to legend, it's the site where Chenxiang split the mountain to rescue his mother in Chinese mythology.
South Peak (Landing Wild Goose Peak)
At 2,154 meters, the South Peak is the highest point of Huashan. Named after a legend of wild geese unable to land due to its steepness, it offers commanding views of the Qinling Mountains.
East Peak (Sunrise Peak)
Best known for sunrise viewing, the East Peak catches the first light each day. Ancient sunrise pavilions like the Chaoyang Terrace add a cultural touch to the awe-inspiring scenery.
North Peak (Cloud Terrace Peak)
With a broad, terrace-like shape and frequent mist, the North Peak is often the first stop for climbers. Its wide views offer a sweeping perspective of Huashan's dramatic landscape.
Plank Walk in the Sky
One of the world's most thrilling cliffside paths, the Plank Walk is a narrow wooden trail hanging high on a vertical cliff. It's an unforgettable experience for brave hearts.
