Special Forces tour around Huangshan.

I went to Tiandu Peak, which only opens once every five years. I was in a hurry and only had one day, so I don't recommend going for just one day. At least two or three days are needed. After visiting Huangshan, you won't want to see other mountains. After visiting the Five Great Mountains, you won't want to see other mountains. It's definitely tiring, especially Tiandu Peak. Even if you take the cable car, you'll still walk about 30,000 steps. I drove for six and a half hours, arrived at the foot of Huangshan at 1 am, slept for more than three hours, and got up at 5 am to climb the mountain. After climbing Tiandu Peak, I didn't rest and drove back for another six and a half hours. Drive safely and take turns with your friends. I recommend buying a hiking stick. Don't be stubborn. I highly recommend the Guest-Greeting Pine, Monkey Watching the Moon, and Tiandu Peak. I suggest bringing a raincoat. Sometimes it's sunny when you climb the mountain, but it starts drizzling when you reach the top.