Gateway to Yellow Mountain — Tunxi Old Street, ancient villages, and China's most iconic mountain scenery.
Huangshan city (formerly Huizhou) is the gateway to Yellow Mountain and the heart of ancient Hui culture. The city's Tunxi Old Street preserves Song Dynasty architecture, while nearby villages like Hongcun and Xidi are UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Southern Anhui, surrounded by mountains. 3 hours from Hangzhou by HSR.
China's most iconic mountain — granite peaks, sea of clouds, and ancient pine trees.
Hongcun and Xidi — UNESCO-listed Hui villages with 900-year-old architecture.
Birthplace of Huangshan Maofeng and Keemun black tea. Tea plantations dot the hillsides.
A 'living Song Dynasty street' — antique shops, ink sticks, brushes, and traditional tea houses.
Four wonders: bizarre pines, grotesque rocks, sea of clouds, and hot springs. UNESCO listed.
UNESCO village — the moon pond reflection, ancestral halls, and the film 'Crouching Tiger' filming location.
UNESCO village — perfectly preserved Hui architecture with intricate stone and wood carvings.
Best for sea of clouds views. Rapeseed flowers in the valleys. Pleasant hiking weather.
Green and lush. Cool on the summit. Afternoon thunderstorms are common — bring rain gear.
Spectacular fall colors. Clear skies offer the best mountain views. Peak tourist season.
Snow-covered pines and peaks — magical but cold (-10°C). Fewer crowds. Cable cars may close.
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