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Explore the scenic mountain trails, take photos of the stunning natural landscapes, and visit the ancient temples scattered around the area. Hiking to the top for panoramic views is a must-do activity.
Yugeng Mountain is located opposite Jihe Square on Changjiang Middle Road, Jinghu District, Wuhu City, Anhui Province. Since 1887 , countries such as Britain, France and Spain have built a large number of Western-style buildings here, especially the official residence of the British Consul in Wuhu was built on the top of Yugeng Mountain. Since then, Yugeng Mountain has entered the vision of Wuhu people.
China's Yugengshan Cultural Industry Park boasts a complex of four well-preserved ancient Western-style buildings covering nearly 20,000 square meters above ground. Underground, it houses an old air-raid shelter covering 15,000 square meters and dating back more than 50 years. Through creative design by an international team, it has been transformed into the Yugengshan Wine Cellar, which has won numerous international design awards.
The park combines Western history and culture, traditional Chinese culture, wine culture and fashionable and creative life, and interconnects the above-ground and underground to form the unique cultural tourism characteristics of Yugengshan, becoming a new landmark for tourism and leisure in Wuhu City and a new highland for cultural industries.
Suitable for all seasons
The main attractions of Yugengshan include the former residence of the British Consul, Neis Theater, auditorium, Catholic Church, Yugengshan Wine Cellar, Western Culture Gallery, National Wine Pavilion, Xifeng Liquor Culture Museum, Anhui Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum, and Art Museum.
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China Yugengshan is a historic mountain with cultural significance, often associated with Buddhist temples and monasteries. It is also known for its natural beauty, with ancient trees and wildlife, offering a peaceful retreat for nature lovers.
China Yugengshan is located in Wuhu, Anhui. You can get there by taxi from Wuhu city center or use public buses that travel to the base of the mountain. Hiking to the summit from the base is a popular option.
The site is open year-round. The best time to visit is during spring and autumn, when the weather is mild and the natural surroundings are most vibrant.
The entrance fee is typically low, with tickets available for purchase on-site. Some tours or special activities may require advanced booking or higher fees.
Booking in advance is not necessary for regular visits. However, for group tours or special events, it is recommended to book tickets at least a few days in advance.
A full visit typically takes 3 to 4 hours, depending on the trails you explore and whether you plan to visit the temples or take a longer hike to the top.
The main highlights include the scenic mountain trails, the ancient temples, and the stunning panoramic views from the summit.
Guided tours are available, typically in Mandarin. Audio guides may be available in other languages, depending on the tour providers.
The best viewpoints are from the top of the mountain, where you can capture sweeping views of the surrounding landscapes. The temples and scenic bridges also provide great photo opportunities.
Start by visiting the base and walking along the lower trails. Hike up to the main temple areas and then continue to the summit for panoramic views. You can return by the same route or explore additional trails.
Night visits are rare, but special tours may be available during festivals or other local events. Check for evening tours or cultural performances during peak seasons.
It is generally not very crowded, but weekends and public holidays tend to see more visitors. The least crowded times are during weekdays, especially in the off-season.
There are basic facilities including toilets, water stations, and rest areas. A few small local shops offer snacks and drinks. It’s recommended to bring your own water and snacks for longer hikes.
The area is partially accessible, with paved paths for easier walking, but the mountain trails may be challenging for elderly or disabled visitors. There are some accessible spots near the base of the mountain.
Both cash and mobile payments like Alipay and WeChat Pay are accepted at most shops and ticket counters.
There are small cafés and eateries at the base of the mountain and near the entrance, offering light meals and snacks. For more variety, Wuhu city center has many restaurant options.
Vegetarian options are available at most local eateries. Halal food is limited but can be found in Wuhu city center.
There are several hotels in Wuhu city center, ranging from budget to mid-range. You can also find accommodations near the mountain entrance for a more immersive stay.
Nearby attractions include the Wuhu Yangtze River Bridge, Zhaoyang Park, and the Wuhu Science and Technology Museum. These can be easily visited in combination with a trip to China Yugengshan.
There are souvenir shops offering local crafts, nature-themed items, and postcards. Typical souvenirs include local handmade goods and traditional Chinese items.
Public buses and taxis are available to continue your journey. The Wuhu Railway Station offers train services for travel to other nearby cities.
