No filters, no enhancements—just the raw beauty captured by the iPhone’s rear camera. On a clear day, the sea shimmers in vibrant shades of blue, making it an absolute feast for the eyes. But if the weather isn’t cooperative, the view can appear dull and hazy, so it’s best to visit when the skies are clear.
For the most convenient experience, driving yourself is highly recommended. Simply navigate to the entrance of the Qiguan Peak hiking trail, where roadside parking is available on both sides of the road.
Avoid arriving too early, as morning fog can obscure the stunning views at the summit. Instead, aim for the evening, when the light is perfect for capturing breathtaking photos. One important note: the dirt road leading to Baiyun Temple is currently under repair, meaning vehicles are no longer permitted to drive up.
If you’re planning a visit soon, prepare yourself for a challenge—over 1,800 steps await you! Don’t worry, though; according to a fit 40-year-old local, it takes about 40 minutes to reach the top. If you’re in good shape, you might even make it in just 30 minutes.
