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Akiko F
Tianjin, Chine338 contributions
sept. 2024 • Entre amis
The shifting scenery and flowing clouds were beautiful.
There were two ropeways and we stayed at the Hilton, so we came up from Waishuangxi and went around the course for two to three hours, but those who didn't have the strength could climb on the opposite ropeway on the Jinshaxi side and walk the course for one to two hours, or we could go straight down without going back.
There are a number of highlights and there are information boards, so it's a good idea to check them as you go along.
There were two ropeways and we stayed at the Hilton, so we came up from Waishuangxi and went around the course for two to three hours, but those who didn't have the strength could climb on the opposite ropeway on the Jinshaxi side and walk the course for one to two hours, or we could go straight down without going back.
There are a number of highlights and there are information boards, so it's a good idea to check them as you go along.
Écrit le 21 septembre 2024
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Jiangxi, China
Jiangxi, Chine25 contributions
juill. 2024 • En couple
San Qing Shan, located in Jiangxi Province, is a natural wonder that stands out even in a country celebrated for its stunning landscapes. This UNESCO World Heritage Site combines mystical mountainscapes, ancient Taoist temples, and a vibrant array of biodiversity that captivates nature enthusiasts and spiritual seekers alike.
The name San Qing Shan translates to “Three Pure Ones Mountain,” reflecting its three main peaks, which are said to represent the three main gods of Taoism. These peaks are not only a spiritual symbol but also offer some of the most dramatic and picturesque vistas in China. The mountain is shrouded in mist and clouds for much of the year, giving it an ethereal and otherworldly feel.
Visitors to San Qing Shan can explore well-maintained trails that wind through lush forests and past crystal-clear streams. The cable car ride to the mountain offers a panoramic view of the rugged terrain and dense greenery, making it a must-do for first-time visitors.
The park is also known for its unique geological features, including massive granite pillars and dramatic rock formations that jut skyward, defying gravity. The “Python Rock,” “Goddess Peak,” and the breathtaking “West Sea” are just a few of the scenic spots that make San Qing Shan a photographer’s paradise.
Aside from its natural beauty, San Qing Shan is home to a variety of rare plants and wildlife, further enhancing its status as a top ecological tourist spot. The clean air, the sound of chirping birds, and the tranquility make it a perfect place for meditation and rejuvenation.
San Qing Shan is not just a scenic area; it’s a profound cultural and spiritual experience. The ancient Taoist temples scattered across the mountain add a rich cultural layer to the visit, offering insight into China’s religious practices and philosophies.
For anyone looking to explore the natural beauty and spiritual depth of China, San Qing Shan is an unforgettable destination. Highly recommended for its stunning landscapes, serene environment, and cultural significance.
The name San Qing Shan translates to “Three Pure Ones Mountain,” reflecting its three main peaks, which are said to represent the three main gods of Taoism. These peaks are not only a spiritual symbol but also offer some of the most dramatic and picturesque vistas in China. The mountain is shrouded in mist and clouds for much of the year, giving it an ethereal and otherworldly feel.
Visitors to San Qing Shan can explore well-maintained trails that wind through lush forests and past crystal-clear streams. The cable car ride to the mountain offers a panoramic view of the rugged terrain and dense greenery, making it a must-do for first-time visitors.
The park is also known for its unique geological features, including massive granite pillars and dramatic rock formations that jut skyward, defying gravity. The “Python Rock,” “Goddess Peak,” and the breathtaking “West Sea” are just a few of the scenic spots that make San Qing Shan a photographer’s paradise.
Aside from its natural beauty, San Qing Shan is home to a variety of rare plants and wildlife, further enhancing its status as a top ecological tourist spot. The clean air, the sound of chirping birds, and the tranquility make it a perfect place for meditation and rejuvenation.
San Qing Shan is not just a scenic area; it’s a profound cultural and spiritual experience. The ancient Taoist temples scattered across the mountain add a rich cultural layer to the visit, offering insight into China’s religious practices and philosophies.
For anyone looking to explore the natural beauty and spiritual depth of China, San Qing Shan is an unforgettable destination. Highly recommended for its stunning landscapes, serene environment, and cultural significance.
Écrit le 8 juillet 2024
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mai 2024 • Entre amis
景区只顾流量和赚钱，丝毫不顾游客旅游体验，吃相难看，管理混乱。
之前听说三清山排队很可怕，以为是节假日人多，今天自己去了才发现都是景区自己作的。
和朋友买了全票提前一晚过来，结果民宿老板告诉我们这周末对团队免票（散客不免），人特别多，想早上山最好五点半就去排队取缆车号。
我们五点起床，不到五点半就到取号门口排队等着，前面也就三四十人，结果我们取到了2800多号……
等叫号等了两个半小时，过去发现根本没有严格按号入场，也不清点人数（下山的时候问了其他散客，才知道他们跟着旅游团就直接进去了，根本不要取号，景区也不清点人数）。叫号进去之后又排了半个多小时才坐上缆车。
本来计划走个中圈，结果一路上没几个路标，有路标也不标注当前位置，拿着画好路线图的地图都找不到路，顺着路走，走了个小圈就结束了。
景也很普通，南方丘陵地区的山大差不差，邻省的人真没必要特地来三清山看。
合计上山排队4小时，爬山3小时，下山排队1小时，不管上下山坐缆车都要各排三次队，出口和迷宫一样曲折，全是卖特产的，生怕少赚了游客一分钱。
这辈子最差的旅游体验，以后都不会再来江西旅游了。
之前听说三清山排队很可怕，以为是节假日人多，今天自己去了才发现都是景区自己作的。
和朋友买了全票提前一晚过来，结果民宿老板告诉我们这周末对团队免票（散客不免），人特别多，想早上山最好五点半就去排队取缆车号。
我们五点起床，不到五点半就到取号门口排队等着，前面也就三四十人，结果我们取到了2800多号……
等叫号等了两个半小时，过去发现根本没有严格按号入场，也不清点人数（下山的时候问了其他散客，才知道他们跟着旅游团就直接进去了，根本不要取号，景区也不清点人数）。叫号进去之后又排了半个多小时才坐上缆车。
本来计划走个中圈，结果一路上没几个路标，有路标也不标注当前位置，拿着画好路线图的地图都找不到路，顺着路走，走了个小圈就结束了。
景也很普通，南方丘陵地区的山大差不差，邻省的人真没必要特地来三清山看。
合计上山排队4小时，爬山3小时，下山排队1小时，不管上下山坐缆车都要各排三次队，出口和迷宫一样曲折，全是卖特产的，生怕少赚了游客一分钱。
这辈子最差的旅游体验，以后都不会再来江西旅游了。
Écrit le 19 mai 2024
Cet avis est l'opinion subjective d'un membre de Tripadvisor et non l'avis de Tripadvisor LLC. Les avis sont soumis à des vérifications de la part de Tripadvisor.
Jiangxi, China
Jiangxi, Chine25 contributions
mai 2023 • En solo
Sanqing Mountain is located at the junction of Yushan County and Dexing City, Shangrao City, Jiangxi Province, China, 50 kilometers from Yushan County and 78 kilometers from Shangrao City. Sanqing Mountain is the prominent peak of the Huaiyu Mountain Range. It is named after Yujing, Yuxu, and Yuhua. "The three peaks are tall and straight, like Sanqing sitting on the top." Among the three peaks, Yujing Peak is the highest, with an altitude of 1816.9 meters, and it is the fifth in Jiangxi.
Sanqing Mountain has beautiful scenery and is also a famous Taoist mountain. It was listed as a national key scenic spot in 1988, a national geological park in 2005, a world natural heritage in 2008, a national AAAAA-level tourist area in 2011, and a world geological park in 2012.
Sanqing Mountain has beautiful scenery and is also a famous Taoist mountain. It was listed as a national key scenic spot in 1988, a national geological park in 2005, a world natural heritage in 2008, a national AAAAA-level tourist area in 2011, and a world geological park in 2012.
Écrit le 29 mai 2023
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nov. 2022 • Entre amis
我们选择了西海岸-阳光海岸段这条路线，在经过一段山路后，眼前豁然是烟波浩淼的云海，巨石在迷雾间耸立，时而又被迷雾吞没；远处灵山的顶峰隐约可见，我们还误以为是海市蜃楼。在几天的小雨后有机会见此胜景，真是不虚此行。
Écrit le 26 novembre 2022
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oct. 2020
一路南下抵达三清山脚下，由此开启国庆自驾赣东闽西之旅。
考虑到当地的具体天气情况，决定反向行走之前的规划线路。
入住的酒店就在三清山金沙景区大门的对面，100米不到。
饭后百步走，顺便看了一眼景区的大门。
酒店老板向大家详细介绍了景区不同游览线路的特色。
在三清山的晨练和早餐。
今天的成绩，从金沙索道开始，走大环线后返金沙索道，全程15公里多，耗时近7.5小时。
考虑到当地的具体天气情况，决定反向行走之前的规划线路。
入住的酒店就在三清山金沙景区大门的对面，100米不到。
饭后百步走，顺便看了一眼景区的大门。
酒店老板向大家详细介绍了景区不同游览线路的特色。
在三清山的晨练和早餐。
今天的成绩，从金沙索道开始，走大环线后返金沙索道，全程15公里多，耗时近7.5小时。
Écrit le 25 novembre 2020
Cet avis est l'opinion subjective d'un membre de Tripadvisor et non l'avis de Tripadvisor LLC. Les avis sont soumis à des vérifications de la part de Tripadvisor.
dai
Shanghai, Chine162 contributions
oct. 2020 • Entre amis
上海から高鉄で3Hかけて最寄り駅である上饶站から1Hほどかかります。当日は小雨模様でしたが、会社の社員旅行ということもあり、半ば強制的にロープウェイを使わず、登山ルートを2.5Hかけて登りました。後で、分かりましたが、ロープウェイからも行先により最大3Hかかるので、無理をせず、往復でロープウェイを使用した方がいいと思いました。はっきり言うと、ロープウェイ後の登山道の方が見応えがあり、写真スポットも断然多いので。我々は女神套饭点で昼を取り、そこから阳光岸景を歩き三清福地景区まで行きました。ガラスで出来た歩道（歩くことは不可）や展望台があり、そこが見所とのことでした。道中は奇怪な岩が多くあり、天候の状況で霧に覆われた際には幻想的な風景にも出会えました。結果、3Hかかる所を2Hでロープウェイまで戻って来れましたが、翌日の筋肉痛が酷かったです。黄山は行ったことはありませんが、ロープウェイを使っても、使わなくてもかなり登山道としては登り甲斐があると感じました。
今後、計画される場合は、ロープウェイを使い、写真を使いながら半日ゆっくり歩いて行くのがオススメです。ロープウェイの最終が17時までみたいなので、お気をつけ下さい。
なお、トイレは所々にありますが、距離が正確ではなかったりするので、前もって行くことをオススメします。また、売店はありますが、飲み物（10元程度）ばかりでスナック類はほぼ売ってないので、荷物にはなりますが、持参された方がいいと思います。中国人は身分証明書がいるので、日本人の場合はパスポート持参マストです。
今後、計画される場合は、ロープウェイを使い、写真を使いながら半日ゆっくり歩いて行くのがオススメです。ロープウェイの最終が17時までみたいなので、お気をつけ下さい。
なお、トイレは所々にありますが、距離が正確ではなかったりするので、前もって行くことをオススメします。また、売店はありますが、飲み物（10元程度）ばかりでスナック類はほぼ売ってないので、荷物にはなりますが、持参された方がいいと思います。中国人は身分証明書がいるので、日本人の場合はパスポート持参マストです。
Écrit le 17 octobre 2020
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sept. 2019
三清山风景秀丽，奇特壮观，以奇松、怪石、云海、落霞而冠绝天下。
我们一行选择从金沙索道上，由于游客比较多，索道接待能力较差，时至中午才排上索道！
然后在南清园景区内走到玉女开怀后，原路返回金沙索道。还有万寿园、东海岸、西海岸、三清宫景区都没来得及去，三清山只有再见啦！
我们一行选择从金沙索道上，由于游客比较多，索道接待能力较差，时至中午才排上索道！
然后在南清园景区内走到玉女开怀后，原路返回金沙索道。还有万寿园、东海岸、西海岸、三清宫景区都没来得及去，三清山只有再见啦！
Écrit le 26 août 2020
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mai 2020
三清山景区其实一直很想来 这次是因为有几天假期在家没事 就来了
从上海坐高铁来很方便
到玉山站 然后打车过来差不多180元 还是不太便宜
我提前一天买好了上山的票 往返索道加上门票196，还是很划算
门票可以用两天 但是你坐索道的话要自己再买票
三清山很不错 我自己找了一位导游带着一起玩，花了300元，5个小时。
如果时间多的话可以在山上住一宿 据说看日出方便
从上海坐高铁来很方便
到玉山站 然后打车过来差不多180元 还是不太便宜
我提前一天买好了上山的票 往返索道加上门票196，还是很划算
门票可以用两天 但是你坐索道的话要自己再买票
三清山很不错 我自己找了一位导游带着一起玩，花了300元，5个小时。
如果时间多的话可以在山上住一宿 据说看日出方便
Écrit le 4 mai 2020
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Monica G
Adelaïde, Australie83 contributions
oct. 2019
We hiked Sanqingshan two days after hiking Yellow Mountain. Any edge the latter may have on scenery is marginal at best and is more than offset by the relative tranquillity of Sanqingshan. It is also much easier on the body not having to ascend and descend thousands of steps. The only wish we had (throughout nature spots in China) is that Chinese men could pay a tiny bit of respect towards 'No Smoking' signs rather than ignoring them with sheer arrogance.
Écrit le 24 novembre 2019
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any idea how we can book/buy entrance tickets during this covid situation (june 2020)? ive tried on both ctrip and lvmama but they require chinese names and id
Rédigé le 13 juin 2020
Hi There. We are a group of 3 people in our 70s (some of us with sore knees :( ) Would you advise south or east entrance? We can walk but too many steps would be very difficult. Is it possible to do only one part of the trail if necessary? I assume we would still see beautiful vistas???
Your response will much appreciated
Rédigé le 24 août 2019
Hi! If you wanna avoid steps, definitely take the east entrance (Jinsha Ropeway) as the south entrance is lower down the mountain and you will have to climb more. The route is like this - when u start from the ropeway, there r some options u can take, looping clockwise or anti-clockwise back to the rope way. I can't remember what direction was mine but we walked for about 20 to 30 min on flat ground then many stairs up to the python. Thereafter if u wanna move on to sunshine cost and west coast where there r lots of flat ground u can, but do rem there r always staircases and the whole loop take 6 to 7 hrs. yes u can always do part of the trail and then go back the way u came...u would still see nice scenery. time yourself, assess ur fitness level and decide on a turn back point. in my case I hadn't planned on completing the whole loop. but as I progressed I felt like i would rather climb in a new place than go back the way i came. Take it easy, even going up the steps, I rested every 25 steps. it really does test ur perseverance.
Rédigé le 26 août 2019
How long does it take to walk up the mountain from where the cable car drops you off? (Or does it drop you off at the top?)
Rédigé le 3 juillet 2019
The usual hike up the mountain and back to the cable car area is around 90 minutes.
Rédigé le 4 juillet 2019
I am going to be traveling with some other Americans in a few weeks (mid-July). One is a 70 year old man. The rest of us are younger, but standard Americans (aka, not super fit). Obviously we'll buy all of the tram passes to avoid as much climbing as possible, but do you think this trip is feasible for our group? I'm mostly concerned about the climb up -- I read that someone said it's an hour of climbing stairs. Is that one hour straight? Or is it manageable?
We did go to Zhangjiajie (another mountain) a few years earlier with the same group, but getting to the top was not a big deal because they had buses to take us up most of the way. Just wondering if we should look at Huangshan or another mountain instead.
Thanks!
Rédigé le 3 juillet 2019
HI there r certain stretches of Sanqingshan tt have flights after flights of stairs...however u can always slow down like we did....rest every 25 steps....this mountain needs perseverance...at one stretch the stairs were steeper but there were chains to hang on to. There r many senior folks fr China there so it is doable for a 70 year old. But be prepared to sweat. There r also long stretches where it is just flat ground and u enjoy the stunning scenery...give ourselves at least 7 hrs to complete the whole loop...
Rédigé le 4 juillet 2019
If you mean "Shanghai," the answer is that it's about 2.5 hours on the train to Shangrao, and then an hour or so by bus/car/shuttle to the mountain. Well worth it, however.
Rédigé le 29 janvier 2018
Hi Ka Hong, were you able to use the internet when you were there? If yes, which telco did you subscribe to? I will be going there in 1 week's time. Will need access to internet for work purpose. Also, which hotel did you stay in? Thanks
Rédigé le 21 novembre 2016
On the south side, from the bottom to where the cable car goes would take between 1 and two hours to walk at least. From the top of the cable car on the south side, there are two loops. We did the West one in the morning and the East one in the afternoon. We went pretty much everywhere, but it took from 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. If you have half a day, I would recommend taking the cable car, hiking around the east loop, and taking the cable car back down. I wouldn't spend less than half a day there.
Rédigé le 29 janvier 2018
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