What's the weather like in Wutai Mountain during the eleventh period? Is there anything that needs attention in Chaoshan?

I just returned to Beijing from Wutai Mountain yesterday ~ ~ ~

It's autumn in Wutai Mountain, and it's very cold in the morning and evening. Mountain people wear cotton-padded jackets and scarves at night. I suggest you take a thick coat when you travel. It rains from time to time on the mountain. When we walked from the hotel to the street, the weather was quite good. We took a tour bus to Longquan Temple and climbed to the top of the mountain. Soon it began to rain, and it was very cold and lasted for a long time ~ ~ I took a coat with me, which was very practical and could shelter from the wind and rain.

Note that you should bargain with them when staying in the hotel, and ask the waiter to lock the door when leaving the hotel. When buying souvenirs, such as rosary, you must bargain. We were lucky enough to faint a female monk. She was very kind and showed us several temples, and we didn't have to pay for the tickets. Most of the temples in it are extra, 8 yuan, 5 yuan ~ ~

There are many begging monks in Wutai Mountain. The female monk told us that it was all false, and she would arrest you for money when she saw anyone ~ ~

There is also the town where Wutai Mountain is located, which is Taihuai Town. Everything in the store is very expensive ~ ~ It's best to look at the price first when ordering in a restaurant ~ ~ The price difference is very large ~ ~

All temples close at six o'clock, so arrange the time ~ ~

Finally, when you go back to the city by car, you must take a through train! We were left behind. We bought a train ticket from Datong to Beijing at two o'clock in the afternoon. There are only two buses from Wutai Mountain to Datong every day. At 8: 30 in the morning and 2: 10 in the afternoon, we get out of the hotel by bus at seven o'clock. When buying a ticket, a driver said that he didn't have to buy a ticket and paid directly. He said that his car passed Datong and he could take us directly to Datong Railway Station. In fact, his car was going to Hohhot, so we got on the bus without knowing it. Who knows that when we arrived in Datong, he asked us to take another bus, which didn't go directly to Datong Railway Station, so we squeezed into another bus to go to the railway station. It was one o'clock, not faster than the 8: 30 through train, and it was super uncomfortable!