At the foothills of Huangshan Mountain, a UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage Site in East China's Anhui province, Armin Schober, an Austrian, and his Chinese wife, Huang Qiong, run a homestay, which combines traditional Chinese architecture and Western interior design.
You can now visit Huangshan, one of China's most iconic destinations, thanks to China's 144-hour visa-free transit policy for travelers from 53 countries. Visitors can spend up to six days immersing themselves in Huangshan's stunning landscapes, including its majestic peaks, ancient pine trees, and mystical sea of clouds, as well as its charming ancient villages. Here's a guide to help you explore Huangshan. Come and visit us!
Huangshan Scenic Area is redefining tourism by blending virtual experiences with its breathtaking landscapes.
The Huangshan Hot Spring Scenic Area, with its lush forests and crystal-clear streams, offers a refreshing retreat this summer in 2024. Known as the "Sky's Mirror," this area is home to renowned spots like Zhusha Spring, Peach Blossom Stream, and Xiaoyao Stream.
On July 26, nearly 50 tourists embarked on a refreshing three-day summer getaway to Huangshan via the high-speed train from Shanghai to Anhui.
The 2024 Huangshan Craft Beer Festival is inviting all to celebrate summer's vibrant spirit with a blend of fun, flavor, and friendship. Set against the backdrop of Huangshan's stunning landscapes, the festival offers a refreshing escape from the summer heat, where temperatures cool at night.
The tea industry in Huangshan is experiencing a renaissance through innovation and continuous inheritance of tradition.
