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Climb Mount Huangshan in Anhui Province: Granite Peaks and a
In this video, we climb Mount Huangshan (黄山), one of China's most iconic and breathtaking mountain ranges. Rising to 1,864 metres, Huangshan is located in Anhui Province, near the city that shares its name. Join me as we explore granite peaks, ancient pine trees, and sea-of-cloud views that have...
Join Luke Hyde as he climbs Mount Huangshan in Anhui Province, exploring granite peaks, ancient pine trees, and spectacular sea-of-cloud views that have inspired poets and painters for centuries. Filmed near the Huangshan Scenic Area Cultural Center on March 31, 2025, using a DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro.
Luke Hyde takes us on a climb up Mount Huangshan, one of China’s most iconic and breathtaking mountain ranges. Standing at 1,864 metres, Huangshan sits in Anhui Province near the city that shares its name. The journey explores granite peaks, ancient pine trees, and sea-of-cloud views that have inspired poets and painters for centuries. Filmed near the Huangshan Scenic Area Cultural Center on March 31, 2025, this adventure captures the rugged beauty and timeless atmosphere that make Huangshan a must-see wonder.
Join Luke Hyde as he climbs Mount Huangshan in Anhui Province, exploring granite peaks, ancient pine trees, and spectacular sea-of-cloud views that have inspired poets and painters for centuries. Filmed near the Huangshan Scenic Area Cultural Center on March 31, 2025, using a DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro.
Luke Hyde begins his Mount Huangshan adventure in the town of Tangkou (Tango Zen), staying at a hotel with a stunning view of the mountain. At 6:30 AM, he heads to the South Gate entrance and buys his ticket after a brief confusion. He chooses the Yungu trail (since the Yuping trail is closed) for a 1.5-hour hike up to the cable car station. Along the way, he enjoys well-built walkways, rest stops, and encounters friendly locals. Reaching White Goose Ridge, he navigates using a map, passing the Black Tiger Pine and queuing for the Begin to Believe Peak. Despite crowds, he finds the views
Join travel vlogger Luke Hyde as he tackles the legendary Mount Huangshan in China's Anhui Province. From granite peaks to ancient pines and sea-of-cloud views, this adventure captures the magic that has inspired poets for centuries. A true bucket-list climb filled with stunning vistas and unexpected local encounters.
Luke Hyde climbs Mount Huangshan, navigating granite peaks, ancient pines, and sea-of-cloud views in Anhui Province for an unforgettable trek.
Climbing Mount Huangshan Anhui Granite Peaks Sea of Clouds
2:04 Arrive early (6:30 AM) to avoid crowds. Choose between cable cars (Yungu or Yuping) or hiking trails (Yungu or Yuping) for ascent.
5:51 At the Yungu entrance, decide whether to take the cableway or walk up. The walkway is well-built but steep with many steps.
15:18 Use a physical map or guide to navigate the peaks. Follow the route from White Goose Ridge to Black Tiger Pine and then to Begin to Believe Peak.
23:32 Wear shoes with good grip (not runners) as the trails can be slippery, especially in crowded or steep sections.
34:46 The Welcoming Pine near Yuping Peak is a must-see landmark. Expect crowds, but the view is worth it. The Yuping cable car costs 90 RMB one way.
2:04 Arrive early (6:30 AM) to avoid crowds. Choose between cable cars (Yungu or Yuping) or hiking trails (Yungu or Yuping) for ascent.
5:51 At the Yungu entrance, decide whether to take the cableway or walk up. The walkway is well-built but steep with many steps.
15:18 Use a physical map or guide to navigate the peaks. Follow the route from White Goose Ridge to Black Tiger Pine and then to Begin to Believe Peak.
23:32 Wear shoes with good grip (not runners) as the trails can be slippery, especially in crowded or steep sections.
34:46 The Welcoming Pine near Yuping Peak is a must-see landmark. Expect crowds, but the view is worth it. The Yuping cable car costs 90 RMB one way.
0:01 Arriving in Tangkou town
2:04 Choosing the Yungu trail
5:24 Walking up the mountain
14:44 Map reading at White Goose Ridge
18:07 Reaching Begin to Believe Peak
24:26 Heading to Yuping Scenic Area
34:46 Approaching Welcoming Pine
35:53 Taking the Yuping cable car down
00:00 Introduction to Mount Huangshan and location
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I took the Yungu trail because the Yuping trail was closed that day. It took about 1.5 hours to hike from the south gate to the cable car station.
What was the best view you saw?
The view from the Begin to Believe Peak (convincing peak) was simply incredible, with stunning granite peaks and blue mountains in the distance.
