The Yuelu Mountain in winter is picturesque and full of a different charm. At this time, although there is no spring flowers, summer greenery, and autumn leaves, Yuelu Mountain still has its unique charm.
After the snow, Yuelu Mountain is like a white picture, quiet and solemn. Heavy snow covered the entire mountain forest, and both the winding paths and the tall pine trees were covered in a thick blanket of snow. Walking on such a path, listening to the creaking sound under the snow, you can feel the rhythm of nature. The branches of each pine tree are covered with snow, and it looks like it is dressed in white, and it looks particularly beautiful.
Yuelu Academy is also particularly quiet in winter. Walking into the academy, you can feel the weight of history and the precipitation of culture. Against the backdrop of snowflakes, the ancient academy adds a bit of solemnity and mystery. Here, you can calm down, savor the charm of history, and feel the breath of culture.
There is another unmissable landscape in Yuelu Mountain in winter, that is, the snow scene of Aiwan Pavilion. The Aiwan Pavilion in the heavy snow is like a beautiful picture, and the red pavilion top looks particularly eye-catching against the white snow. Standing in the pavilion, you can see snowflakes flying in the air and feel that peaceful and beautiful atmosphere.
In addition to enjoying the snow, there are many winter activities to participate in. For example, you can build a snowman with family or friends, have a snowball fight, and experience a handful of winter fun. Or you can take part in the winter mountaineering activities of Yuelu Mountain and challenge your perseverance and physical strength. No matter which way you choose, you can find your own happiness in Yuelu Mountain this winter.
In general, although Mount Yuelu in winter is not as full of flowers as in spring, not as green as in summer, and not as full of red leaves as in autumn, it has its own unique charm. Whether it's a snow scene, a academy or an event, you can feel the different style of Yuelu Mountain in this season. The following is a winter travel guide for Yuelu Mountain, I hope it can help you.
1. The best time to visit.
Winter on Mount Yuelu begins in December and lasts until February of the following year. Although the temperature is cooler during this season, it is a great time to see the snow and enjoy winter sports.
2. Traffic Guide.
There are several ways to get to Yuelu Mountain, with the option of taking public transport, self-driving, or renting a car. In Changsha City, you can take Metro Line 2 to get off at Qinwan Town Station, and then walk or take a bus to Yuelu Mountain.
3. Tour route.
To visit Yuelu Mountain in winter, you can enter through the south gate first, and then walk north along the mountain road, visiting attractions such as Yuelu Academy and Aiwan Pavilion on the way. If time permits, you can also visit other attractions such as the Python Cave and the Birdsong Forest.
Fourth, the must-see attractions.
Yuelu Academy: One of the oldest institutions of learning in China and one of the oldest in the world. The buildings and gardens in the academy are very distinctive, and it is a good place to learn about ancient Chinese culture.
Aiwan Pavilion: It is named after Du Mu's "Mountain Travel" poem "Stop and sit in love with the maple forest evening". In winter, the snow scene of Aiwanjeong is very beautiful and is a great place to take pictures.
Python Cave: Once a place for pythons, this is now a natural sight. Inside the cave, you can enjoy the peculiar landforms and stalagmite landscapes.
Birdsong Forest: This is a paradise for birds, with hundreds of species of birds and their specimens on display. At the same time, you can also learn about the living Xi and conservation knowledge of birds.
5. Precautions.
In winter, the temperature is low, so it is necessary to take measures to protect against the cold and keep warm. It is recommended to bring a thick jacket and warm items such as a scarf.
Wear appropriate footwear and clothing before climbing to avoid falling or injuring yourself.
Pay attention to protecting the environment, do not litter, and keep the scenic spot clean and tidy.
Be safe during the tour and don't climb steep peaks or cliffs that don't have safety facilities.
If you have an emergency or need help, you can contact the staff at the scenic spot or call the local emergency help**.