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Nice experience if you are coming to Qingcheng
青城山的点评
点评：This review is about the FRONT mountain, as that’s the only part I went.
My first comment is the stupidity of making people pay 10 yuan to take their “scenic bus” to get to the proper entrance. I have been to several attractions in china and nowhere makes people pay to get to the entrance. Usually everything is paid upfront once and for all. Besides, there was absolutely nothing “scenic” about that ten minute ride.
Secondly, you want to note that everywhere is very commercialised with food stalls, souvenir shops, so-called specialty shops masquerading as “museums”. Even all the way right inside the shangqing temple are paid services for joss sticks, divination etc. Anyways I’m not exactly complaining as I myself patronised a F&B for lunch (KFC, which needs you to scan their QR in order to make orders, and then you get stuck at the payment page because it requires you to have a china-phone number to proceed).
Indeed there are nice Taoist temples for your visitation, but do NOT have too high expectations on the craftsmanship- especially if you have seen numerous other Asian temples such as those in Bhutan.
Yes, the mists over the mountains are pretty. Again, do not have too high expectations - especially if you have seen numerous other similar landscapes such as Zhangjiajie (which is considerably more breathtaking!!).
Moderate physical exertion required for this activity. Definitely not for those on wheelchairs.
My first comment is the stupidity of making people pay 10 yuan to take their “scenic bus” to get to the proper entrance. I have been to several attractions in china and nowhere makes people pay to get to the entrance. Usually everything is paid upfront once and for all. Besides, there was absolutely nothing “scenic” about that ten minute ride.
Secondly, you want to note that everywhere is very commercialised with food stalls, souvenir shops, so-called specialty shops masquerading as “museums”. Even all the way right inside the shangqing temple are paid services for joss sticks, divination etc. Anyways I’m not exactly complaining as I myself patronised a F&B for lunch (KFC, which needs you to scan their QR in order to make orders, and then you get stuck at the payment page because it requires you to have a china-phone number to proceed).
Indeed there are nice Taoist temples for your visitation, but do NOT have too high expectations on the craftsmanship- especially if you have seen numerous other Asian temples such as those in Bhutan.
Yes, the mists over the mountains are pretty. Again, do not have too high expectations - especially if you have seen numerous other similar landscapes such as Zhangjiajie (which is considerably more breathtaking!!).
Moderate physical exertion required for this activity. Definitely not for those on wheelchairs.
翻译：这篇评测是关于前山的，因为那是我唯一去过的部分。
我的第一点看法就是：居然要收10元钱才能让游客乘坐“观光巴士”抵达正式入口，这实在愚蠢至极。我去过中国的好几处景点，从来没有哪个地方会收钱才能进入入口的。通常都是一次性付费即可。此外，那短短十分钟的车程也根本称不上有什么“观赏价值”。
其次，需要指出的是，整个区域商业化程度极高：到处都是食品摊贩、纪念品商店，还有打着“博物馆”旗号的所谓特色商店。就连上清寺内部也有烧香、算命等需要付费的服务。不过我倒也不算在抱怨，毕竟我自己也去了一家餐饮店吃午饭（肯德基，点餐时需要扫描他们的二维码，但到了付款页面就卡住了，因为系统要求必须有中国手机号才能继续）。确实有一些不错的道教庙宇可供参观，但请别对它们的工艺水平抱有太高期望——尤其是如果你已经参观过众多其他亚洲寺庙，比如不丹的寺庙。
没错，山间的雾气确实很美。不过同样，也别期望过高——尤其是如果你见过许多类似的景色，比如张家界（那里的景色绝对更加令人惊叹！！）。
进行这项活动需要中等程度的体力。绝对不适合坐轮椅的人。
我的第一点看法就是：居然要收10元钱才能让游客乘坐“观光巴士”抵达正式入口，这实在愚蠢至极。我去过中国的好几处景点，从来没有哪个地方会收钱才能进入入口的。通常都是一次性付费即可。此外，那短短十分钟的车程也根本称不上有什么“观赏价值”。
其次，需要指出的是，整个区域商业化程度极高：到处都是食品摊贩、纪念品商店，还有打着“博物馆”旗号的所谓特色商店。就连上清寺内部也有烧香、算命等需要付费的服务。不过我倒也不算在抱怨，毕竟我自己也去了一家餐饮店吃午饭（肯德基，点餐时需要扫描他们的二维码，但到了付款页面就卡住了，因为系统要求必须有中国手机号才能继续）。确实有一些不错的道教庙宇可供参观，但请别对它们的工艺水平抱有太高期望——尤其是如果你已经参观过众多其他亚洲寺庙，比如不丹的寺庙。
没错，山间的雾气确实很美。不过同样，也别期望过高——尤其是如果你见过许多类似的景色，比如张家界（那里的景色绝对更加令人惊叹！！）。
进行这项活动需要中等程度的体力。绝对不适合坐轮椅的人。
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