Listed in China's national attractions directory — in 晋中, Shanxi. Show the Chinese name to any taxi driver; confirm tickets and hours before you go.
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The scenic area is really huge. One thing worth praising is that you don't have to wait long for the shuttle bus. Walking around is extremely tiring, and the scenery is just average. It's suitable for people with religious beliefs to visit.
I went on a rainy, overcast day, and I'd say only in this kind of weather can you truly appreciate the unique scenery of Mianshan. I won't say more—it was absolutely top-notch. I'll just share the photos directly. Also, the staff were very responsible. When I scanned the code to enter, they reminded me that the mountai
Mianshan is a completely underrated attraction. It's a cluster of mountains rather than a single mountain, and it's quite large in scale. The shuttle bus makes several stops, and we suggest getting off at the last stop, Shuitaogou, then following this route: Shuitaogou — Zhengguo Temple — Yunfeng Temple — Shizhai Sky B
Visitor reviews, translated from Chinese.
山西省晋中市介休市绵山镇南槐志村
晋中 · 山西省
(0354)7055111 (Chinese)
Top sites (Forbidden City, Badaling Great Wall) use timed-entry and sell out in peak season — book 1–3 days ahead. Most 3A/4A areas sell tickets at the gate.
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