Wuyishan
Fujian, China — 221 km
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Huangshan
🇨🇳 Anhui · China — Altitude 151 m
This live stream follows the Huangshan area of Anhui Province in eastern China, a region famous for its granite peaks, pine trees and sea of clouds. Watch it to check how the mountains look right now before you plan a visit or simply to see the scenery in real time.
Huangshan, the Yellow Mountains, rise in southern Anhui and have inspired Chinese painters and poets for centuries. The landscape is shaped by sharp granite pillars, twisted pines clinging to cliffs and frequent mists that roll between the peaks. The city of Huangshan serves as the main gateway to the scenic area and sits at a much lower altitude than the summits, which is why the view from the valley often changes quickly with the weather.
The picture is most rewarding in the early morning, when cloud seas may gather in the valleys, and in the hours after rain, when the rock faces look sharpest. Depending on the view, you may see mist drifting across the slopes, clear skies revealing distant ridges, or the seasonal change from green summer foliage to autumn colours. Watching at different times of day shows how quickly conditions shift in this mountain setting.
The region has a humid subtropical climate with warm, rainy summers and cool, drier winters. Spring and autumn are generally the most popular seasons for visitors, though mist can persist at any time of year. Huangshan city is reachable by air and by rail, and the mountain area is usually reached by road or cable car from the foothills. Nearby, the Wuyishan camera lies roughly 221 km away, offering another view of southeastern China.
Source: livechina.cctv.com
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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast are shown in the live weather block on this page. Mountain weather can differ noticeably from the valley, so check the forecast before heading up.
The local time for Huangshan is displayed on this page and updates live. China uses one time zone across the whole country, so the time matches Beijing.
The camera is placed in the Huangshan area of Anhui Province in eastern China, at a low altitude near the city. The map on this page shows its exact position.
Early mornings and the period after rainfall are often the most interesting, when mist and cloud movement are more likely. Seasonal changes in spring and autumn also make the scenery especially varied.
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