点评:We visited there at the end of August. Construction on the main gate has recently been completed, and there is now a convenient parking lot on the left side just after you enter through the gate. After walking through the large main temple building, you can access the back area, where you will find the original path leading to the entrance of the stairs to the top of the mountain.
The climb up the 1,260 steps is quite steep and demanding, so we had to take several short breaks along the way. Arriving at around 9:00 AM turned out to be a great choice—there were very few visitors at the summit, and we were rewarded with absolutely beautiful panoramic views.
However, if you plan to make the climb, please be very cautious of the monkeys midway up the mountain. They are constantly searching for food inside visitors' bags and pockets. They tend to target women and children, sometimes even jumping onto people's shoulders to snatch loose belongings, bags, or drinks. To stay safe, it is best to climb in a group and carry a walking stick or pole to keep them at a distance, as they can be quite aggressive when trying to take food or beverages from you.
翻译:我们在八月底去了那里。正门的建设工程最近刚刚完工,现在从门进入后,左侧就有一个很便利的停车场。穿过宽敞的主寺庙建筑后,便可到达后方区域,那里有一条通往山顶楼梯入口的原生小径。
爬上这1260级台阶相当陡峭且费力,因此我们中途不得不多次稍作休息。上午9点左右到达是个非常明智的选择——此时山顶上几乎没有其他游客,我们得以欣赏到绝美的全景风光。
不过,如果您打算登山,务必小心山腰处的猴子。它们总是试图从游客的包袋和口袋里寻找食物。它们往往把目标对准妇女和儿童,有时甚至会跳到人的肩膀上,抢走随意放置的随身物品、包包或饮料。为了确保安全,最好结伴攀登,并携带手杖或木棍来与它们保持距离,因为它们在试图抢走你手中的食物或饮料时可能会变得极具攻击性。