The brave enjoy the world first, and after returning from Mount Huang, one does not bother with other mountains

Mount Huang, located in Huangshan City, Anhui Province of China, was originally named Yi Mountain, but was renamed during the Tang Dynasty after the legendary tomb of the Yellow Emperor. Mount Huang is a renowned tourist destination, hailed as 'the most extraordinary mountain under heaven'. It features the 'Five Wonders' - peculiar pines, grotesque rocks, seas of clouds, hot springs, and winter snow - all of which attract countless visitors to admire. The winter scenery of Mount Huang is no less impressive than other seasons; although climbing it in winter is challenging, the view from the summit will tell you that it's all worth it!