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Buttersstewieqq
Los Angeles, Californie15 contributions
mars 2024 • En solo
I had an amazing experience hiking mount hengshan with the exception with one thing. I foolishly followed the advice of another hiker that wrote a review who did not actually hike the entire trail. I am a reasonably fit person and I hiked from the base of the mountain from 10am to 4:30pm for a total distance of 10 miles, only to get to 南天门. Since I was staying in Changsha, I could not risk hiking the entire way up, which was another 3 miles up, since the bus line down the mountain stopped at 5:30pm. I was staying outside the city so I needed to make sure I could get to the train station in time to get home. Plus I’m pretty sure I would have died from exhaustion. The misguided advice of the previous reviewer stated that she took the cable car a quarter’s way up to 南天门 but could have easily hiked up the entire mountain. That is BS. It took me 4 hours to get to that half way point at 南天门. It only took 2 hours to hike to the quarter way point where the cable car was.
Overall, I would have liked to go all the way up, but I should have started a lot earlier in the day.
Overall, I would have liked to go all the way up, but I should have started a lot earlier in the day.
Écrit le 31 mars 2024
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Mercuryfast
Cleveland, OH16 contributions
mars 2024 • En solo
Note Hengshan 衡山 or Nanyue 南岳 are the names of the mountain range, Zhurong 祝融 is the peak that is the focus of the scenic area.
I took a high speed train to Hengshan West 衡山西. It was late so there were no buses and the taxis refused to turn on the meter so I was quoted 30 元 to go to Nanyue 南岳 town and I went with that. The tourist center 游客中心 opens at 8am and the next day I arrived shortly after opening. Before entering the building I waited 30 minutes in a pen then they allowed groups of us to enter the building in waves. There are separate tickets for entrance and the bus and they can both be booked online or at the center. If you don’t take the bus you don’t need to go to the center. In the building there was another 15 minute wait for the bus. The bus then drove to a temple about 1.5km from the peak, making stops along the way. At the top I walked to and from the peak then took the bus back to the tourist center.
The mountain is very gradual and I would have preferred to hike to the top. But most of the trek up and down is along the narrow roadway that the buses take and they are very numerous and drive fast so it’s not a good option. There are a lot of tight turns and one person on my bus puked and I saw another person puking after they got off. As of March 2024 the old cableway has been decommissioned so that’s not an option. The buses now run to near the top station of the old cableway.
I went on a Sunday and it was some sort of special occasion as the place was packed and everybody was herded like cattle. The scenery is nice but nothing like Tianmen Mountain 天门山, which I had visited right before. The temples on the mountain aren’t special, Grand Temple of Hengshan 南岳大庙 at the base of the mountain is the special one。This is not a good site for hiking because of the need to walk on the roadway. This mountain is important in Chinese culture but otherwise it’s not that enjoyable to visit.
I took a high speed train to Hengshan West 衡山西. It was late so there were no buses and the taxis refused to turn on the meter so I was quoted 30 元 to go to Nanyue 南岳 town and I went with that. The tourist center 游客中心 opens at 8am and the next day I arrived shortly after opening. Before entering the building I waited 30 minutes in a pen then they allowed groups of us to enter the building in waves. There are separate tickets for entrance and the bus and they can both be booked online or at the center. If you don’t take the bus you don’t need to go to the center. In the building there was another 15 minute wait for the bus. The bus then drove to a temple about 1.5km from the peak, making stops along the way. At the top I walked to and from the peak then took the bus back to the tourist center.
The mountain is very gradual and I would have preferred to hike to the top. But most of the trek up and down is along the narrow roadway that the buses take and they are very numerous and drive fast so it’s not a good option. There are a lot of tight turns and one person on my bus puked and I saw another person puking after they got off. As of March 2024 the old cableway has been decommissioned so that’s not an option. The buses now run to near the top station of the old cableway.
I went on a Sunday and it was some sort of special occasion as the place was packed and everybody was herded like cattle. The scenery is nice but nothing like Tianmen Mountain 天门山, which I had visited right before. The temples on the mountain aren’t special, Grand Temple of Hengshan 南岳大庙 at the base of the mountain is the special one。This is not a good site for hiking because of the need to walk on the roadway. This mountain is important in Chinese culture but otherwise it’s not that enjoyable to visit.
Écrit le 24 mars 2024
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Buxster
Canton, Chine182 contributions
oct. 2019 • Entre amis
Don’t get me wrong, the area is really nice and the view from the peak is really enjoyable.
But I like to hike and to climb the peak on my own. This park has plenty of paths and sometimes it is really hard to decide which one to take (also because the map is very so so).
But latest from the cable car station (around mid-way) that is over. We just managed to find 1 path which is very near the road.
And then the trouble starts. Many people and more buses are driving crazy fast around and honking the horn all the time.
That destroyed it.
I really hoped to find 1 consistent hiking path upwards of o the peak without crossing the street etc. But seems there is not.
But I like to hike and to climb the peak on my own. This park has plenty of paths and sometimes it is really hard to decide which one to take (also because the map is very so so).
But latest from the cable car station (around mid-way) that is over. We just managed to find 1 path which is very near the road.
And then the trouble starts. Many people and more buses are driving crazy fast around and honking the horn all the time.
That destroyed it.
I really hoped to find 1 consistent hiking path upwards of o the peak without crossing the street etc. But seems there is not.
Écrit le 22 octobre 2019
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LG_Kay
Singapour, Singapour7 512 contributions
avr. 2019 • En solo
Let me share with you my experience in visiting Hengshan.
Transportation:
Most convenient way is to take the high speed train to Hengshan West Station (衡山西站). Upon exiting the station, turn right and walk towards the bus station. The buses are privately operated and will only depart when full. Fare is 6 rmb, journey is about 15 mins. Bus final stop is at Nanyue town, i.e. Nanyue Bus Station (南岳汽车站).
Accommodation:
I stayed in Caishen Hotel (Hengyang Nanyue Hengshan) 財神酒店 (衡陽南嶽衡山店), about 100m straight ahead at Nanyue Bus Station. Please see my separate review of hotel.
Transport to base of Hengshan:
I was pleasantly surprised the bus rides within Nanyue town is free of charge, including tourists. To go to the base of Hengshan, I need to walk about 10 mins to the Hengshan Memorial Arch (衡山牌坊), located at the junction of 2 main roads, i.e. Zhurong Road and Hengshan Road. There is a bus stop just outside Dicos, which is not obvious as there is no bus stand. You will likely see locals/travelers waiting for buses there. Just ask around. You can take bus no. 1 or 3, just 5 mins ride.
Exploring Hengshan:
All travelers will make their ways to Zhurong Peak, which is the highest peak in Hengshan. A Taoist temple resides at the top, with many locals offering incense & prayers.
There are various options from Hengshan base to Zhurong Peak:
Option 1 - Minimum climbing. Take bus from base to midway and then take cable car to near summit.
Option 2 - Hike from base to midway and then take cable car to near summit.
Option 3 - Take bus from base to midway and hike to Zhurong Peak.
Option 4 - Maximum climbing - hike from base to Zhurong Peak.
For options 1 & 2, after the cable car ride, there is still another 1 hour uphill climb along the road to reach Zhurong peak. Initially, I wanted to do option 4 but ended up doing option 2. I started the hike at 0900hr and arrived midway at 1200hr. The weather forecast was drizzling in the later afternoon (though it didn’t actually). I decided to take the cable car to save time and conserve energy. The cable car ride is less than 10 mins, 44 rmb for one way ride. I finally arrived at Zhurong Peak around 1400hr.
I started my descent around 1445hr to midway and took the bus down to mountain base. It was 1620hr and I still has sufficient time to visit the Nanyue Temple.
Some tips and additional comments after my trip:
1. If you are generally fit, I recommend you to hike from the mountain base instead of taking the bus. In this case, just head to the mountain entrance, which is directly across the Nanyue Temple back entrance. You will find a ticketing counter after a few mins walk. You need NOT go to the visitor centre to purchase the entrance ticket, as it is meant for those taking the bus. I wasted 20 mins for that.
2. Wear comfortable shoes. Preferably bring along trekking poles. The climb is uphill all the way.
3. You can choose to walk along the roadside meant for vehicles for the entire hike. However, I strongly recommend you take the more scenic/natural route after about 15 mins up. There is a sign directing you to take the hiking path to your right. The path leads to a lake & a few small waterfalls. There are several signs with pictures and English explanation of the various rock formations. I enjoyed this nature path the most, with gushing sounds of rushing streams along the way. It was so peaceful as I only met a few local travelers.
4. There are many food stalls and restaurants midway near the cable car station. I had a quick lunch there. Price is reasonable.
5. Toilet facilities are available in the scenic area. Bring along wet wipes or tissue papers.
If you find this post helpful in planning your trip, kindly click "Helpful". Thanks so much.
Transportation:
Most convenient way is to take the high speed train to Hengshan West Station (衡山西站). Upon exiting the station, turn right and walk towards the bus station. The buses are privately operated and will only depart when full. Fare is 6 rmb, journey is about 15 mins. Bus final stop is at Nanyue town, i.e. Nanyue Bus Station (南岳汽车站).
Accommodation:
I stayed in Caishen Hotel (Hengyang Nanyue Hengshan) 財神酒店 (衡陽南嶽衡山店), about 100m straight ahead at Nanyue Bus Station. Please see my separate review of hotel.
Transport to base of Hengshan:
I was pleasantly surprised the bus rides within Nanyue town is free of charge, including tourists. To go to the base of Hengshan, I need to walk about 10 mins to the Hengshan Memorial Arch (衡山牌坊), located at the junction of 2 main roads, i.e. Zhurong Road and Hengshan Road. There is a bus stop just outside Dicos, which is not obvious as there is no bus stand. You will likely see locals/travelers waiting for buses there. Just ask around. You can take bus no. 1 or 3, just 5 mins ride.
Exploring Hengshan:
All travelers will make their ways to Zhurong Peak, which is the highest peak in Hengshan. A Taoist temple resides at the top, with many locals offering incense & prayers.
There are various options from Hengshan base to Zhurong Peak:
Option 1 - Minimum climbing. Take bus from base to midway and then take cable car to near summit.
Option 2 - Hike from base to midway and then take cable car to near summit.
Option 3 - Take bus from base to midway and hike to Zhurong Peak.
Option 4 - Maximum climbing - hike from base to Zhurong Peak.
For options 1 & 2, after the cable car ride, there is still another 1 hour uphill climb along the road to reach Zhurong peak. Initially, I wanted to do option 4 but ended up doing option 2. I started the hike at 0900hr and arrived midway at 1200hr. The weather forecast was drizzling in the later afternoon (though it didn’t actually). I decided to take the cable car to save time and conserve energy. The cable car ride is less than 10 mins, 44 rmb for one way ride. I finally arrived at Zhurong Peak around 1400hr.
I started my descent around 1445hr to midway and took the bus down to mountain base. It was 1620hr and I still has sufficient time to visit the Nanyue Temple.
Some tips and additional comments after my trip:
1. If you are generally fit, I recommend you to hike from the mountain base instead of taking the bus. In this case, just head to the mountain entrance, which is directly across the Nanyue Temple back entrance. You will find a ticketing counter after a few mins walk. You need NOT go to the visitor centre to purchase the entrance ticket, as it is meant for those taking the bus. I wasted 20 mins for that.
2. Wear comfortable shoes. Preferably bring along trekking poles. The climb is uphill all the way.
3. You can choose to walk along the roadside meant for vehicles for the entire hike. However, I strongly recommend you take the more scenic/natural route after about 15 mins up. There is a sign directing you to take the hiking path to your right. The path leads to a lake & a few small waterfalls. There are several signs with pictures and English explanation of the various rock formations. I enjoyed this nature path the most, with gushing sounds of rushing streams along the way. It was so peaceful as I only met a few local travelers.
4. There are many food stalls and restaurants midway near the cable car station. I had a quick lunch there. Price is reasonable.
5. Toilet facilities are available in the scenic area. Bring along wet wipes or tissue papers.
If you find this post helpful in planning your trip, kindly click "Helpful". Thanks so much.
Écrit le 10 mai 2019
Cet avis est l'opinion subjective d'un membre de Tripadvisor et non l'avis de Tripadvisor LLC. Les avis sont soumis à des vérifications de la part de Tripadvisor.
Masha Zubkova
Moscou, Russie158 contributions
mars 2019 • Entre amis
Очень интересное и небанальное место в Китае, у которого много преимуществ. Начиная с +/- небольшой популярности этого места (следовательно не очень большого количества людей), заканчивая тем, что это один из святых даосских пиков, на котором огромное количество монастырей и храмов, а также множество приятных природных объектов.
Мы ездили на гору на 2 дня и этого времени мало, чтобы без спешки обойти ключевые места и при этом получить удовольствие от происходящего. На мой взгляд надо иметь в запасе хотя бы 3 дня, а больше будет приятным бонусом.
Финансовый вопрос: билеты из Чанши на поезд скоростные 80ю, обычные около 30ю, на автобус билет брать не вижу особо смысла, но он тоже есть. Вход в парк в низкий сезон 80 юаней, автобус туда-обратно столько же (студентам китайских вузов скидка 50%). Транспорт живёт где-то до 5 часов вечера. Еда на горе с наценочкой, любимая стоимость 20ю. Столько мы отдали за лапшичку с мясом и яйцом, за обед с рисом и вкусностями. Жилье на горе представлено активно, мы ночевали совсем высоко и ближе к пику, стоило 250ю за весьма спартанские условия (2 кровати с электроодеялами, жуткая влажность и отсутствие обогрева, интерьеры поношены, звукоизоляция как и во всем Китае), чуть ниже было много гостинок гораздо более демократичных цен. В несезон договориться на месте было не проблемой даже с небогатым словарным запасом. Приятно, что люди, которые не могут много ходить, могут арендовать себе дядю на байке или носильщиков. Удовольствие однако недешевое (за носильщиков около 100ю было написано, но мы не пробовали, точных цен не знаю)
Маршрут: подниматься в гору мы решили на автобусе, ехали мы где-то 20 минут, автобус довез до начала пешего подъема на пик. Оттуда дошли до гостинки (где-то полчаса в одну сторону), а от нее уже вышли на подъем. Подъем равномерный, дорожки везде есть, но особо не пробежишься. Там мы встретили закат. Утром спустились на подъемнике вниз и оттуда ножками до города с заходом в храмы и залипанием в природу. В 5 вечера нам нужно было на автобус в Хенъян.
Из запомнившегося: очень красивые виды у самого начала подъема, около Huayan озера, Poetic Rock Forest, сам Zhurong Peak. Подъемник не стоит усилий, особенно, если нужно стоять в очереди на него. В стеклянный трамвай набивают около 50 человек битком, стекла грязные, места нет, видами полюбоваться не получится. Отдельного внимания заслуживает Shenzhou Temple. Напишу отдельный отзыв.
Мы ездили на гору на 2 дня и этого времени мало, чтобы без спешки обойти ключевые места и при этом получить удовольствие от происходящего. На мой взгляд надо иметь в запасе хотя бы 3 дня, а больше будет приятным бонусом.
Финансовый вопрос: билеты из Чанши на поезд скоростные 80ю, обычные около 30ю, на автобус билет брать не вижу особо смысла, но он тоже есть. Вход в парк в низкий сезон 80 юаней, автобус туда-обратно столько же (студентам китайских вузов скидка 50%). Транспорт живёт где-то до 5 часов вечера. Еда на горе с наценочкой, любимая стоимость 20ю. Столько мы отдали за лапшичку с мясом и яйцом, за обед с рисом и вкусностями. Жилье на горе представлено активно, мы ночевали совсем высоко и ближе к пику, стоило 250ю за весьма спартанские условия (2 кровати с электроодеялами, жуткая влажность и отсутствие обогрева, интерьеры поношены, звукоизоляция как и во всем Китае), чуть ниже было много гостинок гораздо более демократичных цен. В несезон договориться на месте было не проблемой даже с небогатым словарным запасом. Приятно, что люди, которые не могут много ходить, могут арендовать себе дядю на байке или носильщиков. Удовольствие однако недешевое (за носильщиков около 100ю было написано, но мы не пробовали, точных цен не знаю)
Маршрут: подниматься в гору мы решили на автобусе, ехали мы где-то 20 минут, автобус довез до начала пешего подъема на пик. Оттуда дошли до гостинки (где-то полчаса в одну сторону), а от нее уже вышли на подъем. Подъем равномерный, дорожки везде есть, но особо не пробежишься. Там мы встретили закат. Утром спустились на подъемнике вниз и оттуда ножками до города с заходом в храмы и залипанием в природу. В 5 вечера нам нужно было на автобус в Хенъян.
Из запомнившегося: очень красивые виды у самого начала подъема, около Huayan озера, Poetic Rock Forest, сам Zhurong Peak. Подъемник не стоит усилий, особенно, если нужно стоять в очереди на него. В стеклянный трамвай набивают около 50 человек битком, стекла грязные, места нет, видами полюбоваться не получится. Отдельного внимания заслуживает Shenzhou Temple. Напишу отдельный отзыв.
Écrit le 3 avril 2019
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Un membre de Tripadvisor
mars 2019 • Voyage d'affaires
因出差来衡阳，作为五岳之一的南岳衡山正位于此，借机来领略的五岳独秀之处。去爬衡山都去找去南门大庙烧香拜佛，信则有，不信则无，信佛的朋友可以买点香烧烧。但是说实话，卖香的很多都有坑人之嫌，借着佛的名义漫天要价。无神论者不买便是。衡山最高峰祝融峰，爱登山的朋友可以从山脚下开始爬，我们一群体力有限者选择乘车上山，也可以在索道点下车坐索道上去，乘车过程中会在景点停车，感兴趣的朋友可以下车看看，重点到达南天门，然后就从南天门往上爬到祝融峰，全程大概两三公里，不休息的话也就40分钟。祝融峰也是烧香……所以这趟衡山之行很“佛”了，由于天气也不好，三月的衡阳一直下雨，山上更是雾蒙蒙，基本看不清山峰，不过山上空气还是很好，植被茂盛。个人感觉衡山适合登山者从山地开始爬，感觉天然氧吧；另适合信佛者，前去烧香拜佛。而我等无神论的文弱书生并不适合这里……
Écrit le 7 mars 2019
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Un membre de Tripadvisor
juin 2016 • Entre amis
衡山我已经爬过三次了，值得纪念的是第一次，那时候我和同学花了5个小时爬上去，休息了一会儿，又花了几个小时走下来，但不幸的是我们迷路了。因为那天下着小雨，所以在衡山上看到了仙气，实在是很壮观，感觉置身于天庭之中。俯瞰众山，有种会当凌绝顶，一览众山小的气势。衡山值得一爬！
Écrit le 5 mai 2017
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Billy F
Macao, Portugal167 contributions
avr. 2016 • En solo
地方漂亮 但沒用 買了門票包含電平車 那我坐到南台寺 當我看完南台寺其實很早 我找車回去磨境台打算沿路回去 他們說沒車 那麼近 叫我用走的吧 時間很早 才3點下午 是那招 那邊的人很沒禮貎 收完錢跟本沒服務 就坑錢 收完錢不理你 幸好我覺得國內遊總是沒譜 所以反過來走 幸好我反過來走 不然就被你們把了我一道 感覺極度不良好 一直都推銷人要燒香 國內很普遍
Écrit le 15 octobre 2016
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Un membre de Tripadvisor
août 2016 • En famille
中国衡山是最适合看中国部分人丑陋一面的地方，大多数人去这山不是登山健步的，都是烧香拜佛为主，各大网站卖门票都捆绑发财香火一起卖的，真是迷信和无知一团糟。所以少有见徒步登山，修的路都是汽车道，赚死景区的车了，忠烈祠却是游客甚少，真讽刺！
Écrit le 6 août 2016
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avr. 2016 • Entre amis
山有水则灵，在衡山，山有多高水有多长，可以玩水玩到尽兴。山上也有可以住宿的农家乐，条件还可以，胜在干净。因为水多，所以看到云海的几率也比较大，山峰在云海中若隐若现的样子特别的仙，让人觉得照片上那些令人惊叹的美景是真的存在的。
但如果是寻求奇险的话衡山就未必适合。
另：山上有些月份是看不到那种日出的。
但如果是寻求奇险的话衡山就未必适合。
另：山上有些月份是看不到那种日出的。
Écrit le 5 juillet 2016
Cet avis est l'opinion subjective d'un membre de Tripadvisor et non l'avis de Tripadvisor LLC. Les avis sont soumis à des vérifications de la part de Tripadvisor.
Hi. My wife and I hope to climb the five great mountains in China. Last week we climbed Taishan in Shandong. I'm 62 and it took us almost 5 hours, which I heard is about average. Hengshan in Hunan is also on our list to cliimb. Here are a few questions I have about Heng Shan in Hunan and I would be obliged to anyone who could give me further information. Thanks in advance for your help!
1. Approximately how long does it take to climb Heng shan? Ben T in his review said it took him 6 hours.
2. What is the change in elevation of the climb?
3. What city or town is close to the starting point for the climb up Hengshan?
4. Is there a cable car on any part of Heng shan? Ben T mentions there is a bus from the top back to the bottom that costs 45 yuan. When does it stop running?
5. How much is the admission ticket to climb Heng shan?
Thank you for your information!
Rédigé le 3 octobre 2016
hi! how do we get to mount hengshan from guangzhou by train? how many hours will this take? thank you.
Rédigé le 12 avril 2015
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