Yungu Cableway

　　    The Yungu Cableway was initially completed in December 2006 and began trial operations in September 2007. With a total length of 2,666 meters, it is currently the world's most advanced single-loop detachable grip gondola cableway system. The cableway starts at the northern side of the Yungu Scenic Area and ascends to the northeastern side of Bai’e Ridge, covering an elevation difference of 775 meters.

　　    The cableway has a total of 69 passenger cabins, each capable of carrying 8 people, with a maximum speed of 6 meters per second. Its one-way transport capacity reaches up to 2,000 passengers per hour, and there are 14 supporting towers along the route.

　　    All major mechanical and electrical equipment of the cableway has been imported from leading cableway manufacturers in Japan and Austria, ensuring smooth operation, passenger comfort, and high safety standards.

　　    Riding in the cable car as it soars through clouds and mist allows visitors to enjoy the stunning scenery of Mount Huangshan from various perspectives and angles. Along the way, you can gaze upon numerous scenic spots such as Tiandu Peak, Lotus Peak, Buddha’s Palm Peak, Heavenly Dog Watching the Moon, Sheep Crossing the River, Immortals Sailing the Sea, and Gourd Stone. As the cable car glides among these wonders, it feels as if you're floating in a fairyland—please take your time to admire and savor the views.

　　    Safe, comfortable, and fast, the Yungu Cableway has attracted tens of thousands of visitors from home and abroad who come specifically for the experience. Amidst the sea of clouds, guests revel in the joy of taking in the beautiful scenery along the way, as if wandering between heaven and earth. To this day, the Yungu Cableway has been in operation for a full 20 years. Thanks to its commitment to a "people-first, safety-first" principle and its adherence to a rigorous five-inspection system, it has never experienced a single safety liability accident. The cableway’s services—known for their warmth, care, and family-like hospitality—have earned widespread praise from tourists around the world.