Liar Attractions in Anhui Province

Because I am from Anhui, I may be familiar with the scenic spots in Anhui, so here I will mainly introduce the scenic spots in "Liar in Liar, Anhui". Anhui is an important birthplace of Chinese prehistoric civilization and has four major cultural circles: Huaihe River, Xin'an, Luzhou and Wanjiang. Anhui merchants are one of the top ten business gangs in China. In its heyday, Huizhou merchants accounted for 4/7 of the country's total assets. They are both elegant and pragmatic, and are hardworking and hardworking, earning them the reputation of "Huizhou camels".

1. Huangshan Scenic Area

Huangshan Scenic Area needs no introduction. Absolutely shocking attractions that can only be seen on the 2nd. I remember that the ticket price is about 200 yuan, depending on the peak season. But there are different attractions in the four seasons, which are worth visiting. Hotels on the mountain are more expensive, and you can also stay in bunk beds. Conditions are relatively poor. Travelers can bring their own tents and the like. Note that if you stay at a B&B at the foot of the mountain, when you leave the scenic area, ask the staff to give you a certificate of two visits to the mountain. It is a piece of paper. The scenic spots in Anhui are well managed, and there will be no price for lying to people.

2. Jiuhua Mountain, Tianzhu Mountain, and Tiantang Village

Jiuhua Mountain, Tianzhu Mountain, and Tiantang Village. Both are 5A scenic spots, but the nature of the scenery is different. Jiuhua Mountain is a famous Buddhist mountain with average scenery. If you believe in Buddhism, it is worth a visit and the cost is high. Tickets are 190. The price of incense and other things on the mountain is high, and people like to rush early, so they usually start climbing the mountain at two or three o'clock in the evening. It was tiring after a lap. Incense candles can also be purchased at the hotel at the foot of the mountain. The hotel's food and accommodation are not expensive. Tianzhu Mountain and Tiantangzhai are relatively not well-known, but the scenery is definitely worth a visit. The scenery is very good and the ticket price is not expensive, more than 100 yuan. Tianzhu Mountain tickets often have activities, you can pay attention to it.

3. Ancient villages in southern Anhui, including Xidi, Hongcun, Chengkan, Tangmo, Nanping, and Longchuan

There are many ancient villages in the Huangshan Huizhou area, with Hui-style architecture. Some people like it and some don't. There are many ancient villages in Huizhou, so I won’t list them all. The scenery and ancient buildings are both good. Chengkan in Dihong Village is relatively famous, with many people and expensive tickets, so if you want to avoid the crowds, you can choose Longchuan in Nanping. There were not many people before and the scenery was very good.

4. Some unknown mountain villages in the Huangshan area

Because I often go to the Huangshan area, I often go to some unknown ancient mountain villages, many of which do not require tickets. The scenery in Huizhou is so beautiful. Huizhou includes six counties: Jixi (belonging to Xuancheng City), She County, Qimen, Yi County, Xiuning, and Wuyuan (belonging to Jiangxi Province). Due to inconvenient transportation, some of the beautiful scenery in the mountains has not been developed. Let me talk about She County. It is the county with the largest population and the largest area in the country, so it has the most attractions. Personally, I suggest that Yi County and She County are the best places to go. It is recommended to travel by road because the traffic is poor and there are no cars in the mountains. If you want to see more small attractions, you can check out the attractions on Ctrip, which are quite comprehensive.

Anhui has many scenic spots. My hometown is in Sanhe Ancient Town, a 5A scenic spot. You are also welcome to play. No tickets required. All scenic spots in Anhui are now managed in a standardized manner, and it is rare to hear of scammers. Welcome to Anhui!