The "Heaven on Earth" on the Helan Mountain cliffs! Reach out and touch the clouds right here!

Here's the ultimate guide for visiting Helan Mountain with your family‼️ Perfect for Eid al-Fitr celebrations🔥 1. Opening Hours • 08:30 - 18:00 2. Ticket Information • Entrance ticket + round-trip shuttle bus (CNY 80) 3. Transportation Guide • Bus: Tourist Bus Route 2 goes to the scenic area, CNY 10/person. First bus departs at 09:00 from the Public Transportation Tourist Center, arriving at Wencui Street Shuofang Road Station near Ningxia University around 09:40. Return buses at 14:30 and 15:00. • Taxi: Around CNY 100 from downtown. Alternatively, take a bus to Manpu Town, then a taxi to Suyukou for about CNY 20. 4. Touring Route • After entering, take the shuttle bus to Songtao Villa. This is the core area where you can enjoy dense forest views. Take the cable car to Qingsong Ridge (CNY 60 round-trip, CNY 40 one-way) for panoramic views; alternatively, hike up via the Poetry Trail with gentle wooden steps and beautiful scenery. • At Qingsong Ridge, there's a large platform with restaurants and convenience stores for rest and refreshments. Visit the Canyon Bridge (separate fee, CNY 40/person) for a thrilling crossing, and watch high-altitude tightrope performances (show times vary). The Moon Gallery and Forest Adventure are nearby. • Next, visit Century Tower for a different perspective of Helan Mountain. • Head to Tuer Valley, a 20-minute walk on flat terrain. This secluded spot offers a pristine environment with fresh air and possible sightings of bharal herds. • Descend via the right path toward Cherry Valley. This natural trail takes about 1.5 hours, featuring unique rock formations and cliff views. 5. Attractions • Ancient Yinba Post Station: A Ming-Qing dynasty transport hub with Great Wall ruins, two peaceful temples, and bharal (national second-class protected animals known for climbing). • Cherry Valley: Beautiful cherry blossoms in spring and fresh cherries in summer. • Helan Mountain Museum: Built in 2004, covering 30,000 square meters with 13 exhibition halls including bharal exhibits, terrain models, cultural history, and mineral resources. • Three Qing Temple: Originally built during Western Xia, rebuilt during Ming-Qing dynasties, and renovated again in 2003. 6. Important Notes • Weather changes frequently; bring rain gear and warm clothing. • Stay on designated paths and follow safety guidelines while hiking. • Protect the environment and dispose of waste properly.