On April 16, the annual harvest of Taiping Houkui, one of China's most prized green teas, began in Houkeng village, Huangshan.
On April 15, a passenger flight from Busan, South Korea, carrying 154 travelers, landed at Huangshan Tunxi International Airport, marking the launch of the Huangshan–Busan international charter route.
Nicolas Cornet, a French photographer based in Dubai, has visited Mount Huangshan eight times and shared its breathtaking beauty through his photography with global audiences.
On April 9, a charter flight carrying 125 South Korean tourists arrived at Huangshan Tunxi International Airport for a four-night, five-day tour.
Robotic exoskeletons powered by artificial intelligence became good partners for Chinese tourists on their way to conquering towering mountains during the just-concluded Qingming Festival holiday.
Scenic areas across Huangshan welcomed 993,100 visitors during the Qingming holiday, which ran from April 4-6.
In spring, the tea fields of Huangshan burst with greenery and delightful aromas. Here are the top spots to experience tea culture:
An aircraft carrying 178 passengers touched down at Huangshan Tunxi International Airport at 14:40 on March 29, marking the maiden flight of the Huangshan-Kuala Lumpur charter route.
