A simple and comfortable shop, the specialty wine is sweet but not greasy, and the owner is warm and hospitable
❌ The Real Reasons for Discouraging Visits (Superficially): Less famous than Hongcun and Xidi, the village is small and easy to explore, and feels even more deserted in winter! 1️⃣ Exploring the Mysteries of Bagua Village Yongxing Lake: The pond reflects the horse-head walls, and even the withered lotus in winter has a unique charm. Take your children to walk along the "Peaceful Bend," symbolizing good fortune. Yan Yi Hall: A Ming Dynasty residence with a well-preserved structure of "dark rooms, attics, and tunnels," like stepping into an adventure story. Luo Dongshu Ancestral Hall: The Baolun Pavilion, with its carved beams and painted rafters, is magnificent and offers insights into ancient clan culture and the essence of Huizhou architecture. 2️⃣ Hidden Treasures with Fewer Crowds No Guides: Audio guides are available for rent or you can scan a QR code to listen to explanations. Explore at your own pace and enjoy the tranquility. The Fun of the Alleyway Maze: 99 alleys are like a maze. "Explore" with your children; every turn reveals a new discovery. Rural Charm: Villagers bask in the sun and do chores at their doorsteps, creating a vibrant, non-commercial atmosphere. 3️⃣ Warm and Nourishing Huizhou Cuisine Lingshan Fermented Rice: Freshly made fermented rice at the village entrance, warm and slightly sweet, with an irresistible aroma; a cup warms you from head to toe. Hairy Tofu & Stinky Mandarin Fish: Savor the most authentic flavors at the original "Chengkan Hairy Tofu" shop and experience the soul of Huizhou cuisine. Local Farmhouse Dishes: Simply cooked free-range chicken and vegetables, with their original, fresh flavors. 💡 Warning: A Reverse Deliciousness Alert! ✅ Winter's Limited-Time Bliss Stunning End of the Autumn Harvest: If you're lucky, you can witness the last wave of autumn harvest scenes, with corn and peppers displaying vibrant colors. Warming Up by Fire Bucket: Villagers' homes and small shops all have fire buckets; sit down, warm yourself, and chat, experiencing an authentic Huizhou winter. Snowy Huizhou: If it snows, the black and white landscape of Chengkan transforms into a tranquil ink painting. ✅ Excellent Value for Money Tickets offer exceptional value: The cultural significance of the village and its architecture far exceed the ticket price. A guided tour will enhance your experience. Accommodation is also great value: Guesthouses are converted old houses, offering a charming, antique atmosphere at affordable prices. Food is reasonably priced: Meals at villagers' homes or small restaurants cost only a few dozen yuan per person. ✅ Hidden Activities Find the "Kan" Hexagram: Discover elements of the "Kan" hexagram from the I Ching throughout the village's layout and details – a fun and engaging experience. Experience Rubbing: Try traditional rubbing techniques at specific locations and create your own souvenir. Night Tour of Chengkan: The village becomes even more mysterious and tranquil at night when lanterns are lit (staying in the village is required). 📍 Survival Guide (Copy Here, Don't Cry!) 🔥 Warmth Tips Clothing should prioritize warmth and wind protection, as it can be windy in open areas of the village. Shoes must be non-slip, as the cobblestone paths are slippery in the rain. Hand warmers are essential, especially for the soles of your feet. 🔥 Tips to Avoid Pitfalls The village has many branching paths; refer to signs or simple maps to avoid getting lost. Respect the villagers' way of life; do not enter private courtyards to take photos. When buying local specialties such as fermented rice wine and dried bamboo shoots, compare prices at different vendors. 🔥 Photogenic Spots Yongxing Lake Panoramic View: A classic vantage point with the lake and Hui-style architecture as a backdrop. Yan Yi Tang Pavilion Window Frame: Capture the street scene through the old window frame for interesting composition. Deep Alleys: Utilize the narrow alleys to create a sense of depth and narrative. 🎁 Local Perks ✨ Buy homemade ham or cured meat from the villagers for authentic flavor. ✨ Listen to the elders tell stories and legends about "Chengkan". Summary: Although I say I don't recommend it, I'm already captivated by the mystery and tranquility of Bagua Village! Winter in Chengkan is a cultural paradise of fire buckets, fermented tofu, and Yijing (I Ching) exploration! #ChengkanAncientTown #VisitChengkanForALifeWithoutHardships #WorthVisitAncientTownsAndVillages
Winter Vacation Huizhou Family Trip - 3 Days 2 Nights Itinerary (Budget 3000 RMB) Highlights: Ancient Village Exploration, Intangible Cultural Heritage Experience, Huizhou Cuisine, Parent-Child Interaction Budget Allocation (Family of 3): Transportation: 800 RMB (High-speed rail/self-driving + local transportation) Accommodation: 600 RMB (Two nights in a characteristic guesthouse) Dining: 600 RMB (Huizhou specialties + snacks) Entrance Fees & Experiences: 800 RMB (Attraction entrance fees + parent-child activities) Others: 200 RMB (Souvenirs + emergency supplies) Day 1. Step into the picturesque Huizhou, experience the slow pace of life in ancient villages Morning: Arrive at Huangshan North Station by high-speed rail/driving (early departure recommended to save time) Travel to Hongcun (approximately 1 hour drive), check into a guesthouse in Hongcun or nearby (family-friendly rooms recommended, approximately 300 RMB/night) Lunch: Enjoy Huizhou specialties (recommended: stinky mandarin fish, hairy tofu, braised pork with dried bamboo shoots, approximately 50 RMB per person) Afternoon: Visit Hongcun (entrance fee 104 RMB/person, half price for children), stroll along Moon Pond and South Lake, and appreciate the beauty of Huizhou architecture. Family Activities: Sketching/Rubbing (many art experience shops are available in Hongcun, approximately 50 RMB/person) Evening: Night tour of Hongcun, see lanterns illuminating the ancient alleys, and sample Huizhou snacks (such as Huangshan sesame cakes and dried plum vegetable cakes) Day Day 2: Exploring Huizhou Culture and Experiencing Intangible Cultural Heritage Morning: Travel to Xidi (30-minute drive, entrance fee 94 RMB/person, half price for children), and admire the rustic charm of this "Shangri-La". Parent-Child Interaction: Find the "three carvings" (wood carving, brick carving, and stone carving) on the ancient buildings of Xidi, allowing children to observe the details of Huizhou architecture. Lunch: Lunch in Xidi Village (Recommended: Huizhou Hot Pot, Chicken Soup, 50 RMB per person) Afternoon: Travel to Huizhou Ancient City (Shexian County, 1-hour drive), and visit the Huizhou Prefectural Government Office (entrance fee 80 RMB/person, half price for children). Intangible Cultural Heritage Experience: Huizhou ink painting/Shexian inkstone making (approximately 100 RMB/person, suitable for parent-child interaction). Evening: Return to Tunxi Old Street, stroll through the night market, and enjoy Huizhou hairy tofu and Lingshan rice wine (30 RMB per person). Day 3: Nature Exploration, Fun Time Before Return Morning: Option 1 (Suitable for younger children): Visit the Huizhou Pastry Museum (free) and experience traditional Huizhou pastry making (approx. 50 RMB/person). Option 2 (suitable for older children): Climb Qiyun Mountain (entrance fee 68 RMB/person, half price for children), experience Taoist culture and Danxia landforms. Lunch: Lunch at Tunxi Old Street (recommended: Wang Yitiao Wonton, Stone Cake, approximately 40 RMB per person). Afternoon: Free time (you can stroll through Liyang in Alley or purchase souvenirs such as Huizhou ink and Shexian inkstones). Return trip (recommended to depart after 3 PM to avoid rushing). Money-saving tips: ✅ Transportation: Book high-speed rail tickets in advance; shared rides from Huangshan North Station to Hongcun are available (approx. 40 RMB/person). ✅ Entrance Fees: Some attractions offer combined tickets (e.g., Hongcun + Xidi combined ticket 180 RMB), with discounts for children. ✅ Accommodation: Guesthouses around Hongcun and Xidi offer good value; advance booking can get discounts. ✅ Dining: Avoid the core tourist areas and choose restaurants frequented by locals for better value. Experiences suitable for children: 🔸 Sketching and rubbing in Hongcun 🔸 Treasure hunting at Xidi's "Three Carvings" 🔸 Huizhou ink painting and Shexian inkstone making 🔸 DIY Huizhou cakes Special recommendations for winter vacation: ❄️ If you happen to visit during a snowfall, Hongcun and Xidi will resemble a traditional Chinese ink painting, perfect for taking stunning photos! 🍲 Winter is the perfect time to enjoy Huizhou hot pot (such as Hu Shi's One-Pot Stew), warming and delicious. Wishing you and your family a culturally enriching trip to Huizhou! 🌿
Think Hongcun is beautiful enough? Come see Chengkan—this 1800-year-old Bagua (Eight Trigrams) ancient village, named one of "China's Most Beautiful Ancient Towns" by National Geographic, embodies the sentiment of "A lifetime of longing, yet never dreaming of Huizhou," etched into every inch of its landscape. More rustic than Hongcun, more mysterious than Xidi. 🎫 Tickets & Transportation - Tickets: 107 RMB, bookable through the "Chengkan Smart Tourism" platform. Open 7:00-18:00. Enter from the southwest gate before 7:00. Free parking is available nearby. - Transportation: - By high-speed rail to Huangshan North Station, a taxi ride of 15 kilometers takes approximately 22 minutes. - By car, navigate to "Chengkan South Parking Lot." The last 10 kilometers are a hairpin bend; drive slowly. 🌟 Must-Visit Highlights: Secret Spots for a Life Without Obstacles 1. Luodong Shu Ancestral Hall: A Secret Realm of Golden Phoebe Wood Worth 1.2 Billion Yuan Known as the "Number One Ancestral Hall in Jiangnan," it boasts four golden nanmu pillars worth 1.2 billion yuan. In the morning light, the interplay of light and shadow creates a dreamlike palace. The wood carvings and paintings in Baolun Pavilion rival those of the Forbidden City. It was a filming location for the TV show "Where Are We Going, Dad?". 2. Autumn Sunning Square: A Colorful Autumn Landscape Adjacent to Yongxing Lake, corn and peppers are dried on wooden plaques, creating a vibrant palette against the white walls and gray tiles. The golden sunset at dusk is absolutely stunning. Color grading tips: Vividness +20, Highlights -30, Color Temperature +20. 3. Bagua Gate: The Magic of Light and Shadow Hidden in the Alleys The layered arches create a sense of depth, incorporating Bagua (Eight Trigrams) elements. Every shot is a "time tunnel" masterpiece. Wearing Hanfu (traditional Han clothing) enhances the feeling of traveling through time. 4. Night Tour of Chengkan: Whispers of an Ancient Village Under the Stars At night, the ancient village is dimly lit, with the starry sky and the croaking of frogs creating a tranquil atmosphere reminiscent of a childhood summer night in the countryside, a place so peaceful it heals all weariness. 🚶 Classic Itinerary (1-Day Highlights) - Morning: Longpan Mountain → Yongxing Lake (for reflection photos) → Wenxian Temple → Yanyi Hall (a Ming Dynasty fire-fighting building) - Noon: Try Lingshan Rice Wine (cool and sweet), Wang Yitiao Wonton (incredibly flavorful bone broth) - Afternoon: Zhongying Tower → Luodongshu Ancestral Hall (must-see golden nanmu wood) → Huanxiu Bridge → Zhongchuan Primary School → Sun-drying Autumn Square 🏨 Accommodation & Food - Accommodation: Stay in a guesthouse within the scenic area. The entrance ticket allows multiple entries. We recommend Shude Hall, located by the lake, offering views of Yongxing Lake from the window. - Food: - Luo's Fermented Tofu: A unique texture between fermented and unfermented; - Mugwort Cake: Glutinous rice wrapped around a filling of preserved mustard greens, steamed until chewy and incredibly satisfying. The beauty of Chengkan lies in the "life without obstacles" hidden in its quaint alleyways, and in the time-worn elegance of its golden nanmu wood—only by coming here can you truly understand Huizhou. #ChengkanAncientTown #HuizhouTourism #NumberOneVillageinJiangnan #WeekendGetaway
Thanks to the locals for showing me around 🙏🏻 Sharing delicious Huangshan food I've personally tried… - 🏮Lingshan Rice Wine · Zhu Ji 🏮Laojiefang Huizhou Cuisine 🏮Wanghu Local Cuisine Restaurant 🏮Shili Huixiang Huizhou Restaurant 🏮Huangjia Huizhou Cuisine 🏮Huixiangyuan Restaurant (Tunxi Old Street Branch) 🏮Yu Yiwan 🏮Hu Ji Baked Pancake Shop 🏮Bu Juan · Handmade Lemon Tea - #Huangshan #HuangshanTourism #HuangshanFood #HuangshanFoodGuide #CarbsMakeMeHappy #FoodGuide #LocalRecommendations #AnhuiHuangshan #AuthenticFoodDuringTravel #HuangshanTravel #HuangshanTourism #HowToPlayInHuangshan #HuangshanFoodGuide #HuangshanTravelGuide
A simple and comfortable shop, the specialty wine is sweet but not greasy, and the owner is warm and hospitable
❌ The Real Reasons for Discouraging Visits (Superficially): Less famous than Hongcun and Xidi, the village is small and easy to explore, and feels even more deserted in winter! 1️⃣ Exploring the Mysteries of Bagua Village Yongxing Lake: The pond reflects the horse-head walls, and even the withered lotus in winter has a unique charm. Take your children to walk along the "Peaceful Bend," symbolizing good fortune. Yan Yi Hall: A Ming Dynasty residence with a well-preserved structure of "dark rooms, attics, and tunnels," like stepping into an adventure story. Luo Dongshu Ancestral Hall: The Baolun Pavilion, with its carved beams and painted rafters, is magnificent and offers insights into ancient clan culture and the essence of Huizhou architecture. 2️⃣ Hidden Treasures with Fewer Crowds No Guides: Audio guides are available for rent or you can scan a QR code to listen to explanations. Explore at your own pace and enjoy the tranquility. The Fun of the Alleyway Maze: 99 alleys are like a maze. "Explore" with your children; every turn reveals a new discovery. Rural Charm: Villagers bask in the sun and do chores at their doorsteps, creating a vibrant, non-commercial atmosphere. 3️⃣ Warm and Nourishing Huizhou Cuisine Lingshan Fermented Rice: Freshly made fermented rice at the village entrance, warm and slightly sweet, with an irresistible aroma; a cup warms you from head to toe. Hairy Tofu & Stinky Mandarin Fish: Savor the most authentic flavors at the original "Chengkan Hairy Tofu" shop and experience the soul of Huizhou cuisine. Local Farmhouse Dishes: Simply cooked free-range chicken and vegetables, with their original, fresh flavors. 💡 Warning: A Reverse Deliciousness Alert! ✅ Winter's Limited-Time Bliss Stunning End of the Autumn Harvest: If you're lucky, you can witness the last wave of autumn harvest scenes, with corn and peppers displaying vibrant colors. Warming Up by Fire Bucket: Villagers' homes and small shops all have fire buckets; sit down, warm yourself, and chat, experiencing an authentic Huizhou winter. Snowy Huizhou: If it snows, the black and white landscape of Chengkan transforms into a tranquil ink painting. ✅ Excellent Value for Money Tickets offer exceptional value: The cultural significance of the village and its architecture far exceed the ticket price. A guided tour will enhance your experience. Accommodation is also great value: Guesthouses are converted old houses, offering a charming, antique atmosphere at affordable prices. Food is reasonably priced: Meals at villagers' homes or small restaurants cost only a few dozen yuan per person. ✅ Hidden Activities Find the "Kan" Hexagram: Discover elements of the "Kan" hexagram from the I Ching throughout the village's layout and details – a fun and engaging experience. Experience Rubbing: Try traditional rubbing techniques at specific locations and create your own souvenir. Night Tour of Chengkan: The village becomes even more mysterious and tranquil at night when lanterns are lit (staying in the village is required). 📍 Survival Guide (Copy Here, Don't Cry!) 🔥 Warmth Tips Clothing should prioritize warmth and wind protection, as it can be windy in open areas of the village. Shoes must be non-slip, as the cobblestone paths are slippery in the rain. Hand warmers are essential, especially for the soles of your feet. 🔥 Tips to Avoid Pitfalls The village has many branching paths; refer to signs or simple maps to avoid getting lost. Respect the villagers' way of life; do not enter private courtyards to take photos. When buying local specialties such as fermented rice wine and dried bamboo shoots, compare prices at different vendors. 🔥 Photogenic Spots Yongxing Lake Panoramic View: A classic vantage point with the lake and Hui-style architecture as a backdrop. Yan Yi Tang Pavilion Window Frame: Capture the street scene through the old window frame for interesting composition. Deep Alleys: Utilize the narrow alleys to create a sense of depth and narrative. 🎁 Local Perks ✨ Buy homemade ham or cured meat from the villagers for authentic flavor. ✨ Listen to the elders tell stories and legends about "Chengkan". Summary: Although I say I don't recommend it, I'm already captivated by the mystery and tranquility of Bagua Village! Winter in Chengkan is a cultural paradise of fire buckets, fermented tofu, and Yijing (I Ching) exploration! #ChengkanAncientTown #VisitChengkanForALifeWithoutHardships #WorthVisitAncientTownsAndVillages
Winter Vacation Huizhou Family Trip - 3 Days 2 Nights Itinerary (Budget 3000 RMB) Highlights: Ancient Village Exploration, Intangible Cultural Heritage Experience, Huizhou Cuisine, Parent-Child Interaction Budget Allocation (Family of 3): Transportation: 800 RMB (High-speed rail/self-driving + local transportation) Accommodation: 600 RMB (Two nights in a characteristic guesthouse) Dining: 600 RMB (Huizhou specialties + snacks) Entrance Fees & Experiences: 800 RMB (Attraction entrance fees + parent-child activities) Others: 200 RMB (Souvenirs + emergency supplies) Day 1. Step into the picturesque Huizhou, experience the slow pace of life in ancient villages Morning: Arrive at Huangshan North Station by high-speed rail/driving (early departure recommended to save time) Travel to Hongcun (approximately 1 hour drive), check into a guesthouse in Hongcun or nearby (family-friendly rooms recommended, approximately 300 RMB/night) Lunch: Enjoy Huizhou specialties (recommended: stinky mandarin fish, hairy tofu, braised pork with dried bamboo shoots, approximately 50 RMB per person) Afternoon: Visit Hongcun (entrance fee 104 RMB/person, half price for children), stroll along Moon Pond and South Lake, and appreciate the beauty of Huizhou architecture. Family Activities: Sketching/Rubbing (many art experience shops are available in Hongcun, approximately 50 RMB/person) Evening: Night tour of Hongcun, see lanterns illuminating the ancient alleys, and sample Huizhou snacks (such as Huangshan sesame cakes and dried plum vegetable cakes) Day Day 2: Exploring Huizhou Culture and Experiencing Intangible Cultural Heritage Morning: Travel to Xidi (30-minute drive, entrance fee 94 RMB/person, half price for children), and admire the rustic charm of this "Shangri-La". Parent-Child Interaction: Find the "three carvings" (wood carving, brick carving, and stone carving) on the ancient buildings of Xidi, allowing children to observe the details of Huizhou architecture. Lunch: Lunch in Xidi Village (Recommended: Huizhou Hot Pot, Chicken Soup, 50 RMB per person) Afternoon: Travel to Huizhou Ancient City (Shexian County, 1-hour drive), and visit the Huizhou Prefectural Government Office (entrance fee 80 RMB/person, half price for children). Intangible Cultural Heritage Experience: Huizhou ink painting/Shexian inkstone making (approximately 100 RMB/person, suitable for parent-child interaction). Evening: Return to Tunxi Old Street, stroll through the night market, and enjoy Huizhou hairy tofu and Lingshan rice wine (30 RMB per person). Day 3: Nature Exploration, Fun Time Before Return Morning: Option 1 (Suitable for younger children): Visit the Huizhou Pastry Museum (free) and experience traditional Huizhou pastry making (approx. 50 RMB/person). Option 2 (suitable for older children): Climb Qiyun Mountain (entrance fee 68 RMB/person, half price for children), experience Taoist culture and Danxia landforms. Lunch: Lunch at Tunxi Old Street (recommended: Wang Yitiao Wonton, Stone Cake, approximately 40 RMB per person). Afternoon: Free time (you can stroll through Liyang in Alley or purchase souvenirs such as Huizhou ink and Shexian inkstones). Return trip (recommended to depart after 3 PM to avoid rushing). Money-saving tips: ✅ Transportation: Book high-speed rail tickets in advance; shared rides from Huangshan North Station to Hongcun are available (approx. 40 RMB/person). ✅ Entrance Fees: Some attractions offer combined tickets (e.g., Hongcun + Xidi combined ticket 180 RMB), with discounts for children. ✅ Accommodation: Guesthouses around Hongcun and Xidi offer good value; advance booking can get discounts. ✅ Dining: Avoid the core tourist areas and choose restaurants frequented by locals for better value. Experiences suitable for children: 🔸 Sketching and rubbing in Hongcun 🔸 Treasure hunting at Xidi's "Three Carvings" 🔸 Huizhou ink painting and Shexian inkstone making 🔸 DIY Huizhou cakes Special recommendations for winter vacation: ❄️ If you happen to visit during a snowfall, Hongcun and Xidi will resemble a traditional Chinese ink painting, perfect for taking stunning photos! 🍲 Winter is the perfect time to enjoy Huizhou hot pot (such as Hu Shi's One-Pot Stew), warming and delicious. Wishing you and your family a culturally enriching trip to Huizhou! 🌿
Think Hongcun is beautiful enough? Come see Chengkan—this 1800-year-old Bagua (Eight Trigrams) ancient village, named one of "China's Most Beautiful Ancient Towns" by National Geographic, embodies the sentiment of "A lifetime of longing, yet never dreaming of Huizhou," etched into every inch of its landscape. More rustic than Hongcun, more mysterious than Xidi. 🎫 Tickets & Transportation - Tickets: 107 RMB, bookable through the "Chengkan Smart Tourism" platform. Open 7:00-18:00. Enter from the southwest gate before 7:00. Free parking is available nearby. - Transportation: - By high-speed rail to Huangshan North Station, a taxi ride of 15 kilometers takes approximately 22 minutes. - By car, navigate to "Chengkan South Parking Lot." The last 10 kilometers are a hairpin bend; drive slowly. 🌟 Must-Visit Highlights: Secret Spots for a Life Without Obstacles 1. Luodong Shu Ancestral Hall: A Secret Realm of Golden Phoebe Wood Worth 1.2 Billion Yuan Known as the "Number One Ancestral Hall in Jiangnan," it boasts four golden nanmu pillars worth 1.2 billion yuan. In the morning light, the interplay of light and shadow creates a dreamlike palace. The wood carvings and paintings in Baolun Pavilion rival those of the Forbidden City. It was a filming location for the TV show "Where Are We Going, Dad?". 2. Autumn Sunning Square: A Colorful Autumn Landscape Adjacent to Yongxing Lake, corn and peppers are dried on wooden plaques, creating a vibrant palette against the white walls and gray tiles. The golden sunset at dusk is absolutely stunning. Color grading tips: Vividness +20, Highlights -30, Color Temperature +20. 3. Bagua Gate: The Magic of Light and Shadow Hidden in the Alleys The layered arches create a sense of depth, incorporating Bagua (Eight Trigrams) elements. Every shot is a "time tunnel" masterpiece. Wearing Hanfu (traditional Han clothing) enhances the feeling of traveling through time. 4. Night Tour of Chengkan: Whispers of an Ancient Village Under the Stars At night, the ancient village is dimly lit, with the starry sky and the croaking of frogs creating a tranquil atmosphere reminiscent of a childhood summer night in the countryside, a place so peaceful it heals all weariness. 🚶 Classic Itinerary (1-Day Highlights) - Morning: Longpan Mountain → Yongxing Lake (for reflection photos) → Wenxian Temple → Yanyi Hall (a Ming Dynasty fire-fighting building) - Noon: Try Lingshan Rice Wine (cool and sweet), Wang Yitiao Wonton (incredibly flavorful bone broth) - Afternoon: Zhongying Tower → Luodongshu Ancestral Hall (must-see golden nanmu wood) → Huanxiu Bridge → Zhongchuan Primary School → Sun-drying Autumn Square 🏨 Accommodation & Food - Accommodation: Stay in a guesthouse within the scenic area. The entrance ticket allows multiple entries. We recommend Shude Hall, located by the lake, offering views of Yongxing Lake from the window. - Food: - Luo's Fermented Tofu: A unique texture between fermented and unfermented; - Mugwort Cake: Glutinous rice wrapped around a filling of preserved mustard greens, steamed until chewy and incredibly satisfying. The beauty of Chengkan lies in the "life without obstacles" hidden in its quaint alleyways, and in the time-worn elegance of its golden nanmu wood—only by coming here can you truly understand Huizhou. #ChengkanAncientTown #HuizhouTourism #NumberOneVillageinJiangnan #WeekendGetaway
Thanks to the locals for showing me around 🙏🏻 Sharing delicious Huangshan food I've personally tried… - 🏮Lingshan Rice Wine · Zhu Ji 🏮Laojiefang Huizhou Cuisine 🏮Wanghu Local Cuisine Restaurant 🏮Shili Huixiang Huizhou Restaurant 🏮Huangjia Huizhou Cuisine 🏮Huixiangyuan Restaurant (Tunxi Old Street Branch) 🏮Yu Yiwan 🏮Hu Ji Baked Pancake Shop 🏮Bu Juan · Handmade Lemon Tea - #Huangshan #HuangshanTourism #HuangshanFood #HuangshanFoodGuide #CarbsMakeMeHappy #FoodGuide #LocalRecommendations #AnhuiHuangshan #AuthenticFoodDuringTravel #HuangshanTravel #HuangshanTourism #HowToPlayInHuangshan #HuangshanFoodGuide #HuangshanTravelGuide