How to get there from Fuzhou City
Routes 63 and 193.
Bus 193 begins at the Railway Station North Square, so if you come in by train, this bus will be extra convenient.
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The #193 bus route (summer schedule – from beginning of June to the end of September) that applies only to weekends:
Leaves the North Fuzhou Train Station at 8:00、8:30、10:15、10:30、13:20、15:00、15:20。Bus #193 goes back to the city from the main parking lot in Guling at: 9:15、9:30、11:30、13:15、14:20、16:00、16:30。
During the weekdays in the summer and other months, (October through May), it leaves from the North Fuzhou Train Station at 8:00、8:30、10:30、11:00、15:00、15:20. Busses that return back to the city are at: 9:15、9:30、11:30、14:20、16:00、16:30。
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The #63 bus route leaves from and returns to the bus stop next to the Fujian Police Vocational Academy (警官学院; 后屿路17号）
There is a summer schedule (from beginning of June to the end of September) that applies only to weekends:
Leaves from the Fujian Police Vocational Academy stop at 8:00, 10:00, 13:20 and 15:30.
Leaves for the trip back to the city at: 9:00 and 11:00, 14:30 and 16:30.
On Summer weekdays (Monday through Friday) and during the rest of the year, it leaves from the Fujian Police Vocational Academy at: 8:00, 10:30, 15:30.
The bus leaves to go back down the mountain from the Guling Main Parking Lot at 9:00, 14:30, and 16:30 to return to the city. The bus basically doesn’t stop, except at the base of the road up the mountain. It costs 5 rmb, and local transportation cards are not accepted.
About TAXIS
In the summertime when there are many visitors, villagers use their vans as taxis to bring people up and down the mountain for 10 rmb/person. You may need to wait until there are 5-6 people for the van to leave. If you want to take a taxi, it will cost about 80 rmb to get up the mountain. Depending on timing, you may have to offer to pay for the trip down the mountain, because the driver may not be able to get a passenger for the trip back to the city.