Is the ticket for Huangshan only valid on that day?
Due to the large area of Huangshan Scenic Area, tourists often encounter bad weather conditions, so the Huangshan Management Committee stipulates that Huangshan tickets can be reused.
As long as visitors leave the scenic spot, remember to ask the staff to open the second mountain entry certificate. This certificate is valid for three days, so that they don't have to buy a second ticket.
Huangshan Mountain is a dual heritage of world culture and nature, a world geopark, a national AAAAA-level tourist attraction, a national scenic spot, a demonstration site of national civilized scenic spots, one of the top ten famous mountains in China, and the first wonder mountain in the world.
Huangshan Mountain is located in Huangshan City in the south of Anhui Province, with 72 peaks. The elevation of the main peak Lotus Peak1864m. It, together with Guangmingding and Tiandu Peak, is also called the three main peaks of Huangshan Mountain, and it is one of the 36 peaks. Huangshan Mountain is the symbol of Anhui tourism and the only mountain view among the top ten scenic spots in China.
Huangshan Mountain, formerly known as "Yishan", is famous for its blue-black peaks and overlooking the sky. Later, it was renamed "Huangshan" because it was said that Xuanyuan Huangdi was an alchemist here. The representative landscape of Huangshan is "four wonders and three waterfalls", and the four wonders are: strange pines, strange rocks, sea of clouds and hot springs; Three waterfalls: herringbone waterfall, Baizhang Spring and Jiulong Waterfall. Huangshan welcoming pine is a symbol of the warm and friendly people in Anhui, bearing the oriental etiquette culture that embraces the world.
When Amin traveler Xu Xiake climbed Huangshan Mountain, he praised: "There is no such famous mountain as Huangshan Mountain. Huangshan, there are no mountains in the world, and you can see it! " It was extended by later generations as "Five Mountains return without looking at the mountains, and Huangshan returns without looking at the mountains".
References:
Huangshan-Baidu Encyclopedia