What are the tourist attractions in Xuancheng Ancient Village?

Xuancheng, located in the southeast of Anhui Province, is a national historical and cultural city with a history of more than 2,000 years. It has profound cultural heritage and numerous ancient sites, especially its ancient villages. When you come to Xuancheng, you must explore ancient villages, appreciate the beauty of ancient buildings and feel the history and culture of an era.

Longchuan 1

Longchuan is the only 5A scenic spot in Xuancheng. Longchuanxi flows around the village and flows into Dengyuan River, forming the most beautiful village entrance in ancient Huizhou. In front of Tomb-Sweeping Day, there was a rape blossom here, which was beautiful! No drone can board the observation deck opposite the village for panoramic shooting. Hu's Ancestral Hall is the first ancestral hall in the south of the Yangtze River, and it is known as "Museum of Woodcarving Art" and "Palace of National Art". The "four harmonious pictures" of internal wood carving (harmony, harmony, beauty and harmony) have become the symbol of a harmonious society. Shang Yi Bookstore is an authentic Ming Dynasty stone carving archway and a typical representative of Huizhou stone carving.

2. Chaji

Shilicha Village, Jiuliyan and Sanxi meet in households. In the shadow of temples, pavilions, bridges, running water and apricot blossoms. "This is an ancient village sandwiched between Huangshan Mountain and Jiuhuashan Mountain, which is the junction of Xuancheng, Huangshan Mountain and Chizhou. Some people say it is a paradise at the foot of Huangshan Mountain, others say it is the last virgin land in southern Anhui, and others say it is the original scenery of hometown and the painter's yearning for Chaji.

The history of tea records can be traced back to the Sui and Tang Dynasties and reached its peak in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is still the most complete preserved ancient village and ancient architecture complex in China. Without the over-exploitation of ancient towns in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai, the ancient villages and towns in southern Anhui have well preserved their original appearance, and the visit of tourists has not changed the daily life of the residents of the town too much. Wash clothes in the gurgling stream, drink a bowl of soybean milk in the old house of Ming and Qing Dynasties, go up the mountain to pick this year's new tea, or go down to the fields to start a new day's work.

3. Jiangcun village

Jiangcun was founded in the late Sui and early Tang Dynasties, and has a history of 1000 years. In the heyday of Ming and Qing Dynasties, the resident population exceeded 80,000, and it was known as "Little Hangzhou". The local people wrote poems praising "The Golden Claw Monument stayed for eight dynasties, and the village was as beautiful as Hangzhou." There are many people in Tan Jimei, and Wenchang Tower is like Leifeng. "Historically, Jiangcun once had eight ancestral halls, five ancestral halls and 18 memorial archways, but now only three ancestral halls and two memorial archways (Jiang's ancestral hall, Ming filial son Jiang Wenchang's ancestral hall, Pugong ancestral hall, and father-son Jinshi Square) have been preserved. There are other former residences of celebrities "three halls, one villa and two residences" (Yu, Mao, Duxiu Hall, Dim Villa, Former Residence, Former Residence).

Jiangcun is named as a famous Chinese historical and cultural village, and its ancient buildings are also listed as national key cultural relics protection units. Climbing the stairs, the top of the mountain built a simple observation deck overlooking Jiangcun.

4. Huangtian

At the foot of Huang Zi Mountain, the highest peak in Jingxian County, Anhui Province, Huangtian Ancient Village is quietly surrounded by mountains. The confluence of the Fenghe River and the Ma Chong River makes the outline of the whole village look like a big ship. Zhu's surname is the whole village, and Zhu Tongzong, a great scholar in the Southern Song Dynasty, moved to Huangtian during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, named "Huangtian" and later called "Huangtiangong". Huangtian's ocean-going boathouse was built for filial piety. In order to show the disabled mother the new world outside, Huangtian Salt Merchants specially built this houseboat. The hit TV series "Big Rivers" made more audiences know about this ancient village. Song Yunhui, played by Wang Kai in the TV series, took photos in Huangtian, which also attracted many tourists.

5. Shangcun

There are "ten surnames and nine shrines" in Shangcun, which are well preserved. It is a rare Millennium village with many surnames in southern Anhui. This is the core area of Jiapeng Photography Town. Terraces outside the V-shape