Xuancheng must-see attractions Xuancheng must-see attractions introduction

1 Huizhou-Hangzhou ancient road: Huizhou-Hangzhou ancient road is the third famous ancient road in China, with a total length of 25 kilometers. It was an important link between Huizhou and Hangzhou in ancient times, and now it has become a paradise for young hikers. Hu Xueyan, a merchant from Huizhou in Qing Dynasty, went to Zhejiang to do business along the ancient road when he was young. Later, the business grew bigger and bigger and became the largest businessman in the country. This is a corridor with the most spectacular natural scenery and the most mysterious culture. Nearby attractions include Zhang Shan Grand Canyon, Hu Ancestral Hall, Qingliangfeng National Nature Reserve and the first pass in the south of the Yangtze River. The best season for hiking on the ancient road is in late March, and azaleas are in full bloom all over the mountain, which is very beautiful.

2. Chaji: Chaji was founded in the early Tang Dynasty and is a national key cultural relics protection unit. Since his ancestor Cha Wenxi settled here, he has been living in a family called Cha. Bridges 108, ancestral halls 108 and temples 108. There are more than 0/40 ancient buildings/kloc-,including more than 40 bridges, 30 ancestral halls and 4 temples. Cenxi, Xu Xi and Xi Shi meet in the village, and Huizhou architecture with white walls and black tiles is built along the river. There are many ancestral temples in the village, and the three Huizhou brick carvings, wood carvings and stone carvings on the building are very beautiful. Here you can enjoy the exquisite Huizhou architecture, such as Ji 'er Temple. Visit the ancient Degong Hall in Yuan Dynasty; Taste hairy tofu and drink tea; Eat fresh chestnuts and kiwifruit in autumn. It is worth mentioning that Ai Ritang is the location of Abandoned Inn, and Gui Yue Villa is the hometown of Hugh in Revelation of Life.

3. Taohuatan: Taohuatan: Taohuatan is located on the Taiping Lake in Jingxian County, and is famous because Li Bai wrote here that "Taohuatan is deeper than thousands of feet, not as good as Wang Lunqing". Taohuatan is actually a section of Qingyi River. Chencun on the east coast and Wancun on the west coast are two ancient Huizhou villages in Ming and Qing Dynasties across the pond. These two ancient Huizhou villages are not exquisite, but they have a vicissitudes of life. The old street is covered with irregular pebbles, and the walls on both sides are mottled. If you cross the narrow old street, you will see the clear pool water.