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Historic Sites in Huangshan

Historic Sites in Huangshan, China

Huangshan Historic Sites

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  • Pam F
    Sydney, Australia970 contributions
    Very touristy
    Our lovely guide Echo took us late afternoon to this old street. Lots of interesting shops and restaurants but quite crowded. Worth a look though.
    Review of: Tunxi Ancient Street
    Written 1 November 2019
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  • XP-Traveler
    Shanghai Region, China999 contributions
    Well preserved ancient village
    Chengkan village has well preserved residential architecture from Ming Dynasty (1368-1644 A.D.). Chengkan village is also widely known as Bagua Village (八卦) relating to Taiji philosophy that focuses on two aspects – Yin and Yang. This can be seen in a lot of the old residential houses. It is highly recommended that you hire a guide. If you can understand Chinese, then local guides can be hired at village entrance for a small fee of rmb50 (the guide will take you through the village and explain a lot of Fengshui design of the buildings to you. The tour would take around 1 hour and if you want to spend longer than it is another rmb50). The local village has very limited English speaking guide. While you can tour the village yourself, a lot of cultural knowledge is lost without someone explaining. While this is not as tourist or famous as Hongcun and Xidi, it is definitely worth a visit.
    Review of: Ancient Buildings of Chengkan Village
    Written 26 October 2019
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  • Daniel A
    Beijing, China32,963 contributions
    Peaceful Surroundings
    This is our second visit and we’re content that we stopped again. This place is just so peaceful and relaxing and that is what you’ll need after visiting some of the touristy spots in Huangshan. There is not much to do, souvenirs to buy but what it has is a nice place to take a relaxing stroll in nature.
    Review of: Tunxi Mountainous Town
    Written 24 June 2019
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  • Nico V
    10 contributions
    Being renovated
    You cannot visit at the momet as there is a big renovation going on. From the look of it it will take till next summer before it will be open again.
    Review of: Cheng's Miyake
    Written 4 August 2019
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  • Daniel A
    Beijing, China32,963 contributions
    Natural backdrop is very nice
    While I found this village to not be as interesting as other more famous villages in the area, the setting is superb. With the cascading mountains in the backdrop, it is truly inspiring to take many photos and marvel at their place in which they live. Unfortunately my phone ran out of battery so I haven't any pics but on my next trip to Huangshan, I will capture it. It is still unforgettable in my mind though and thus worth a trip out here.
    Review of: Shuyuan Village
    Written 30 April 2017
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  • iamface
    East Sussex, UK1,348 contributions
    traditional village with Huizhou style
    Xiong Village was a traditional village with full of architecture of Huizhou style. even not so big but it was so quiet & peace feeling esp for the river. besides, it also getting many interesting stone statue of lion. good for picture
    Review of: Xiong Village Scenic Spot
    Written 7 July 2018
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