Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai are indeed different. A mountain that you don't need to climb🫶

📍Navigation: Xianju County, Taizhou City, Zhejiang Province, Baota Town, Xianju Scenic Area . Xianju | A mountain with an elevator👹👹 🕒Opening hours: 7:00–17:00 (7:30–17:00 in winter). Remember to check the time⏰! 💰Ticket price: CNY 110 for the main entrance ticket, only CNY 99 if you book online in advance💸! You can also recite "A Farewell to Secretary Yuan" to get a free ticket📖, but the free ticket offer for high-speed rail passengers has ended🚅! 🌉The Nantianding Glass Viewing Platform requires an additional CNY 99, but we recommend buying the CNY 169 combo ticket, which is more cost-effective💡! 🚠Transportation in the scenic area: CNY 65 for the cable car up the mountain, CNY 55 for the cable car down the mountain, CNY 5/person for the north-south gate bus, one bus every half hour🚌! ✅Must-see spots 1️⃣Buddha Shadow Lotus Charm This is a place where you can find peace of mind. The water in the lotus pond is crystal clear, reflecting the shadow of the Buddha. It seems that you can hear the bells of the ancient temple. You can feel a sense of detachment from the world. Every step feels like walking in a poem, making you feel relaxed and happy. 2️⃣Nantianding Climb to Nantianding and feel the pride of being on top of the world. The peaks here are steep and shrouded in mist. It seems that you can touch the sky with your hand. Standing on the top of the mountain, you can see the scenery around you. You can't help but marvel at the wonders of nature. 3️⃣Laojuntai The scenery here is so beautiful. It is recommended to come here in the afternoon to watch the sunset🌅. You can also use a drone to take photos of the mountain. · ✅Tips 1️⃣Outfit: Hanfu, outdoor style, and long fairy skirts are all great for photos. 2️⃣It is recommended to go in the morning when the mist is more beautiful. 3️⃣If there are too many people queuing for photos at Buddha Shadow Lotus Charm, you can go ahead to Laojuntai first. 4️⃣It is recommended to go on weekdays when there are fewer people.