




Mount Hua Ticket
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Huashan Yuquan Temple Hiking Ticket
【English-speaking Guide】Mount Hua 1-Day Tour (Ascend via West Peak, Descend via North Peak)
【English-speaking Guide】Mount Hua 1-Day Tour (Round-trip Cable Car via West Peak)
【Chinese-speaking Guide】Mount Hua 1-Day Tour (Ascend via West Peak, Descend via North Peak)





*【07:00】 Hotel pickup
*【08:00】 Depart by bus
*【10:30】 Arrive at Mount Hua Visitor Center. Collect tickets [Expect peak season waits] Visit Mount Hua West Peak (approx. 5 hrs; cable car queues may be long in peak season, please be patient)
*【11:00】 Take park transit then West Peak cable car, then explore East Peak, West Peak, South Peak, Middle Peak, Canglong Ridge, Jinsuo Pass, etc.
*【16:30】 Descend via North Peak cable car, take park shuttle back to Visitor Center, and return by vehicle
*【17:00】 Arrive near Bell and Drum Tower, group dismisses (Return time depends on traffic and queues; times are for reference only).


- Important: Infants and children must be included in the passenger headcount
- Child Policy: Height 0–1.2m (incl.) includes bus seat and guide fee only; other expenses self-paid. Children over 1.2m must book adult ticket.
- Group size: 1–20 people
- [No Guide on Mountain] Guides explain routes and handle tickets at the base. Guides do not climb or offer mountain tour explanations. Return shuttle waits at the mountain base.
- [Pickup Notice] Free pickup within 2nd Ring Road & designated hotels within 3rd Ring Road. Walk to main road if in small alleys. No assigned seats, first-come first-served.
- [Return Notice] After descending, return via shuttle at designated times (buses run in loops from 16:30-18:00, departs when full).
- [Queue Notice] On holidays (May Day, Golden Week, Spring Festival), pickup may be 1-2 hrs earlier to avoid traffic. Normal tour ~5h; cable car queues may be long in peak season.
- [Lunch Notice] Maximize your time on the mountain; no scheduled lunch break is provided. Bringing your own lunch/snacks is recommended.
- [Guide Notice] Groups under 5 guests join the Chinese-guide vehicle (accompanied by an English guide on bus, no mountain climbing accompaniment).
- [Medical Notice] Pregnant women, elderly with mobility issues, or guests with severe illness (cardiovascular, respiratory, etc.) cannot be accommodated.
- [Seniors] Guests aged 60+ must sign a health agreement and be accompanied by family/friends. Guests aged 70+ cannot be accepted due to safety/capacity limits.
- [Minors] Guests under 18 must be accompanied by family. Unaccompanied minors under 18 cannot be accepted.
- [Refund Notice] If park closes due to extreme weather, unused ticket/cable car fees will be refunded; guide/bus fees are non-refundable.
- [Entry Voucher] Original Passport or ID card used at booking is required for entry. Discount tickets must be declared in advance; on-site price differences will be refunded.
- [Shopping Notice] Shopping at scenic spots and shops is voluntary. Keep your receipts safe; purchases are unrelated to the travel agency.
- [Other Notices] Leaving the tour midway without permission is not allowed. Force majeure delays are non-refundable; no refunds after departure for early departure.
- The voucher is valid only on the specified date (and time if applicable)
- 【Outbound Details】
- Pickup Time: 07:00
- Pickup Info: Full coverage within 2nd Ring Road; designated hotels within 3rd Ring Road. If in narrow alleys, please walk to nearby pickup point. On holidays, pickup may be 1-2 hrs earlier to avoid traffic; actual time notified 1 day prior.
- Please arrive 5 minutes before departure time
- Shared transfer service; actual pickup time may be slightly earlier or later
- Please fill in your hotel name and address on the payment page
- Organizer will confirm pickup time again in advance
- 【Return Details】
- Return Time: 17:00
- Return Info: Dismisses near Bell and Drum Tower. Return time depends on traffic and attraction queues; reference only.
- Mount Hua, Huayin South, Weinan City, Shaanxi Province
【Chinese-speaking Guide】Mount Hua 1-Day Tour (Round-trip Cable Car via West Peak)
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Guide
- Grab a ticket to head up Mount Hua, one of the most sacred mountains in China with numerous temples
- Climb and explore the five main peaks that make up Mount Hua, the tallest (South Peak) at 2160 metres
- See the Cloud Terrace Peak (North peak), Jade Maiden Peak (Middle peak), Sunrise Peak (East peak), Lotus Peak (West peak) and Landing Wild Goose Peak (South peak)
- Discover the various religious sites - taoist temples, pavilions, engraved scriptures - scattered over Mount Hua
- You choose the best package option for your needs so that you don't get tired going from one peak to another
Mount Hua stands outside of Xi'an as one of China's most sacred Daoist mountains. Climbing its peaks is considered something of a pilgrimage, and if you're a traveler who wants to see the dazzling mountain culture of China, this is your ticket to it. There are three routes up to North peak, and the most traditional one is the Hua Shan Gorge. The hike up these mountain peaks are steep and high, especially if you're headed up to the East Peak where you'll be able to see the famous Chess Pavilion. There's a cable car that allows you to travel from the West Mountain to the North Mountain, or from the West Mountain and back again. Should you opt for it, you'll have an easier time getting to the peaks. Make sure you don't miss the many temples that can be found upon the mountain, giving you a glimpse in the spiritual culture of this beautiful location.
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Guidebook
- Grab a ticket to head up Mount Hua, one of the most sacred mountains in China with numerous temples
- Climb and explore the five main peaks that make up Mount Hua, the tallest (South Peak) at 2160 metres
- See the Cloud Terrace Peak (North peak), Jade Maiden Peak (Middle peak), Sunrise Peak (East peak), Lotus Peak (West peak) and Landing Wild Goose Peak (South peak)
- Discover the various religious sites - taoist temples, pavilions, engraved scriptures - scattered over Mount Hua
- You choose the best package option for your needs so that you don't get tired going from one peak to another
Mount Hua stands outside of Xi'an as one of China's most sacred Daoist mountains. Climbing its peaks is considered something of a pilgrimage, and if you're a traveler who wants to see the dazzling mountain culture of China, this is your ticket to it. There are three routes up to North peak, and the most traditional one is the Hua Shan Gorge. The hike up these mountain peaks are steep and high, especially if you're headed up to the East Peak where you'll be able to see the famous Chess Pavilion. There's a cable car that allows you to travel from the West Mountain to the North Mountain, or from the West Mountain and back again. Should you opt for it, you'll have an easier time getting to the peaks. Make sure you don't miss the many temples that can be found upon the mountain, giving you a glimpse in the spiritual culture of this beautiful location.