3 days and 2 nights Huangshan in-depth tour: When a girl in Hanfu breaks into an ink painting

This Hanfu lover declares: Huangshan is the holy land of time travel! Green tiles, white walls and horse-faced skirts, any photo will look like a still from "Dream of Splendor" ~ This strategy for the double kill of "culture + beautiful scenery" is worth collecting quickly by sisters with ancient style! Day 1: First experience of Huizhou, a thousand-year-old city In the morning, take the high-speed train directly to Huangshan North and head straight to Huizhou Ancient City (free admission!). I rented a set of Song Dynasty Hanfu (💰80 yuan/day) on Dousan Street. When I walked past Xuguo Stone Archway with an oil-paper umbrella, the NPC uncle actually praised me for being "very beautiful" ~ In the afternoon, I slipped into Yangchan Tulou. The staggered yellow mud walls made the lilac jacket look particularly gentle. My phone ran out of battery from taking so many photos 📱! In the evening, we checked into Shiting Huayi (highly recommended!), a homestay converted from a 200-year-old Huizhou merchant’s house. The moonlight on the lotus pond can be seen just outside the window. The butler served me hot Huangshan Maofeng tea, and I instantly dreamed back to the Ming and Qing dynasties~ Day 2: Walking in Wonderland, 30,000 steps a day At 6 o'clock, take the Yuping cable car up the mountain and head straight to the Welcoming Pine! Wearing Hanfu to climb a mountain is indeed... sour and refreshing, but when the pine branches brush against your hairpin, you will instantly understand the ancients' obsession of "I would rather eat without meat than live without pine trees"~ At noon, I ate super fresh stinky mandarin fish at Baiyun Hotel. The more I ate, the more I liked it! In the afternoon, we challenged Aoyu Cave. When we squatted and crawled through the narrow cracks in the rocks, we finally understood why the ancients said "the mountain is as dangerous as a knife" ~ In the evening, we lay on the lawn of Guangmingding to watch the sunset. The clouds were like an overturned rouge box, dyeing the entire sky red🌇 Day 3: Farewell Poems in the Landscape Gallery Give up the crowded Xidi and Hongcun and follow the local grandmas to visit Bishan Village. I wrote a postcard at the Bishan Bookstore, which was converted from a century-old ancestral hall, and sent a "brocade letter in the clouds" to my future self 💌 ~ Finally, I got lost in Chengkan Bagua Village for three hours, but unexpectedly came across a pond full of blooming lotus flowers. It turns out that getting lost is another way to encounter surprises! Exclusive Tips for Culture Control 1. Guidelines for Photographing Hanfu Huizhou Ancient City recommends wearing a light and elegant chest-length skirt, while Yangchu Tulou is suitable for Ming Dynasty-style vests. Bring a fan or bamboo basket as props, avoid the top light period between 10-15 pm 2. In-depth experience list Learn Hui ink painting in Bagua Village, Chengkan (free experience!) Bishan Bookstore’s limited edition stamp (a total of 8 Hui-style architectural stamps) 3. Hide food map Tangkou Town "Huizhou flavor" must order Yipin pot (50 yuan per person, full) You can buy a big bag of crab shell yellow sesame cakes in Tunxi Old Street for 10 yuan! 4. Traffic magic operation Huangshan → Hongcun carpooling 25 yuan/person, 1 hour faster than the bus Find the B&B owner to rent an electric car (50 yuan/day), which is very convenient for traveling around the ancient village