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People go to Jiuhua Mountain mainly to pray and relax, and tourism is secondary. It is recommended that you make a good plan and pay attention to some taboos before going. We still have to respect the culture. I have two points to summarize for you 1: Don’t just find a local tour guide. If you do find one, find a good one, even if it’s a little more expensive. Find one you can trust. A good tour guide can add a lot to your travel experience. 2. Everyone must spend money according to their means and do not be kidnapped by morality. The Bodhisattva will not care about these things. Jiuhua Mountain Tickets and Transportation Jiuhua Mountain Tickets Ticket Information: Jiuhua Mountain Tickets are divided into peak season and off-season Peak season (January 16 to November 14) ordinary tickets are 160R, discount tickets are 80R; off-season (November 15 to January 15 of the following year) ordinary tickets are 140R, discount tickets are 70R. Visitors can purchase tickets through the online platform or the Nanzhuang ticket office at the foot of the mountain or the ticket office on the mountain. Visitors who meet the preferential policies should bring a valid second-generation mainland Chinese resident ID card and the original of relevant preferential certificates to the ticket window to apply for Jiuhua Mountain transportation Bus: Take the bus directly to Jiuhua Mountain in your city, or transfer to Jiuhua Mountain at Hefei Tourism Bus Station, Chizhou Bus Station, Qingyang Bus Station Train: Take the train to Chizhou Railway Station, Tongling North Railway Station, Hefei Railway Station, Jiuhua Mountain Station, and then transfer to Jiuhua Mountain by bus Each railway station has buses or buses directly to Jiuhua Mountain Self-driving tour: Take the G3 Beijing-Taiwan Expressway or the G50 Shanghai-Chongqing Expressway to the Jiuhua Mountain exit and follow the signs. Transportation within the scenic area: To ensure smooth traffic, Jiuhuashan Scenic Area implements unified transfers during holidays, and private cars must be parked in designated parking lots. Visitors can purchase a scenic spot pass, which costs 50r/person for the entire journey and is valid for three days. Each stop can only be used once. The internal tour bus can directly reach Jiuhua Street, Tiantai, Huatai, Minyuan and other scenic spots Jiuhua Mountain tour itinerary arranges a two-day tour Day1: Dayuan Cultural Park → Jiuhua Street After arriving at Chizhou Station in the afternoon, take a bus to Dayuan Cultural Park and check in at the giant Ksitigarbha statue in the park (free tickets, Hongyuan Hall 60) and then take the scenic bus to the scenic area to check in at the hotel, have dinner, and then tour Jiuhua Street at night Day2: Moon Body Hall → Mountain Cable Car → Ancient Praying Sutra Platform → Tiantai Temple → Huacheng Temple → Long'an Temple → Sandalwood Zen Forest → Baisui Palace → Gion Temple ① Arrive at the mountain gate at 7 o'clock in the morning and climb the Moon Body Hall (also called Flesh Body Hall) ② Take a car to the Tiantai Cable Car, get off the cable car and walk towards Tiantai Temple. The scenery along the way is very shocking! : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : The first one is the Thousand-armed Avalokitesvara in the Great Compassion Hall; the middle one is the Samantabhadra Bodhisattva in the Huayan Hall, praying for academic success and career; the third one is the Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva in the Great Wish Hall, praying for health Huacheng Temple: praying for success and avoiding disasters. It is the founding temple of Jiuhua Mountain, where Sakyamuni Buddha, Medicine Buddha, and Amitabha Buddha are enshrined Jiong Zen Temple: praying for learning, blessings, and everything goes well, auspicious and good luck. It was first built during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty. Jiuhua Mountain was very popular in the Qing Dynasty. At that time, there was a saying of the four major monasteries. Baisui Palace: praying for peace. The second flesh body of Jiuhua Mountain, Yingshen Bodhisattva, is enshrined in the Baisui Palace. It is the Ming Dynasty's Wuxia Zen Master, who passed away at the age of 110; Min Gong Hall: praying for wealth, located on the east side of Jiuhua Street, near Jiyuan Temple, in front of the foot of Baisui Palace