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At the turn of the year, starting with a hike is a popular choice. Fanjingshan is cold and quiet in winter, and climbing for a distant view has its own meaning.

A Fanjingshan winter sunrise is cold and magnificent — waiting for a warm light to brighten the hills. Keep warm, mind your footing and watch the weather and safety.

Around the winter solstice Fanjingshan enters a cold, quiet winter with occasional rime and snow — keep warm, mind your footing and check cable-car operation.

With sparse foliage and open views, winter is a fine bird-watching season at Fanjingshan, as wintering and stopover birds add life to the hills.

Cold waves are frequent in winter, and Fanjingshan turns sharply colder, windy and damp. Keep warm, mind your footing and watch the weather and opening.

In early winter Fanjingshan sometimes meets its first snow, strange peaks clad in silver — cold and magnificent. Keep warm, mind your footing and check roads and the cable car.

Into autumn and winter, Fanjingshan turns colder with shorter daylight, and opening and cable-car operation may adjust — check the day’s arrangements before you go.

Around Frost’s Descent, Fanjingshan’s autumn deepens and the chill rises, colder at dawn and dusk. Keep warm and check the weather and opening.

Climbing high at Double Ninth is a tradition. With autumn at its richest, enjoy Fanjingshan with the elders — mind pacing, warmth and your limits.

In golden autumn Fanjingshan’s woods tint layer on layer in vivid colour — a fine photo season. Keep warm, mind your footing and pick spots off-peak.

At Mid-Autumn, Fanjingshan turns cooler with a clear moon — on a fine night, moon-viewing in the hills has a special charm. Mind warmth and safety.

As autumn sets in, the tea gardens around Fanjingshan enter picking season, their fragrance filling the misty hills — sipping tea and strolling the gardens is a special autumn experience.