One guide to Lishan is enough!!! Free scenic spot

In ancient times, Nuwa 'mended the sky with stones' here. In the late Western Zhou Dynasty, the 'beacon plays with the princes' was staged here. In modern history, the 'Xi'an Incident' also occurred in Lishan. Lishan is a witness to the historical context of the Chinese nation. 🌵🌵Location: Lishan is located in the south of Lintong District, Xi'an, a branch of the Qinling Mountains, stretching 25 kilometers from east to west, about 13.7 kilometers wide from north to south, and the highest peak Jiulongding is 1302 meters above sea level. 🌲🌲Self-driving route: If you drive from Xi'an to Lishan, you can go along the Xilin Expressway, and the journey is about 24 kilometers. 🌳🌳Bus route: Take the 306 tourist bus from Xi'an to the Terracotta Warriors at the front of the Jiefang Hotel in the East Square of Xi'an Railway Station (departure time 07:00-18:00, every 10 minutes). 🌴🌴Hiking route: When you arrive at the gate of Huaqing Palace, facing Huaqing Palace, look to your left, there is a big five-pointed star on the gate of a base. After seeing that big five-pointed star, boldly walk towards it. When you turn around, you will see the cement road where the hike begins. Then walk along the cement road for a few minutes, and there will be a fork in the road. Take the dirt road on the left, and keep walking along the dirt road. As you walk, you will see a temple with a sign saying 'Second Heaven Gate'. Continue up the small road from its gate, and you will arrive at 'Guanfeng Pavilion'. Here you are already inside the scenic area, so you don't need to worry about getting lost. Then there are two roads ahead from Guanfeng Pavilion, it is recommended to take the left one because it is easier. Then continue up to the Shi Weng waterfall road, it is easier to go up to the beacon tower from that road, but there are fewer people. Then when you go down, just go down the steps in front of the beacon tower. The road behind is according to the route map drawn by the scenic area, you can do it! It takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes to climb to the top of the mountain, and only 40 minutes to go down.