Efficient and Energy-Saving Hiking Plan for Daming Mountain, Suitable for Children

During the May Day holiday, visiting Daming Mountain when the azaleas are in full bloom is a sight to behold, with colorful flowers everywhere, offering a changing landscape at every step. Here's a recommended energy-saving route: First, take the cable car up the mountain, walk for about half an hour on the aerial walkway, punch in at the mine train, and then you have the option to take the 'Super Slide' down the mountain, or continue on the aerial walkway for about fifteen minutes to the 'Cableway Flyover' at the mountain peak, followed by a trail descent. Soon, you'll reach another 'mine train,' where you can take the train back to ride the 'Super Slide' down (we gave up because the queue was one and a half hours long at the time). If you don't take the train, you can continue on the trail down the mountain, walking for about half an hour to 'Daming Stone' (not sure if that's the name, it's a large rock with a crack and the character 'Ming' engraved on it). Here, you can choose to walk a section of the 'Steel Great Wall' to the 'Mountain Go-Kart,' and then drive the go-kart down the mountain. We started up the mountain just after nine in the morning and descended after three in the afternoon, which wasn't too exhausting for the child. Didn't take many photos, which is a bit of a disservice to the 'Little Huangshan,' next time we'll make sure not to rush and take more time to enjoy the scenery. It's a pity I didn't bring an action camera for the mountain go-karting; otherwise, I could have captured some overtaking moments if I had strapped it to the helmet. My pocket camera only managed to capture my child's helmet.