What tourist attractions in China are must-visit for Hanfu lovers?

Hanfu lovers can travel to some ancient towns in China. 1. Anhui: Chengkan Bagua Village. This is a place that amazed me, and I was lucky to arrive here on a light rainy day. The scenery is as picturesque as this. I came here during the Qingming Festival in 2015. Even though it was a festival, there were still very few tourists. Basically, all I met in the village were locals. I couldn’t even find a larger restaurant. Eating was a small problem, but, in the village The paths, pools and occasional garbage become even messier on rainy days.

I personally don’t care about these problems. I can at most just go back to the hotel and polish my shoes, but for many tourists, including the netizen who left the message, it may be a bit unpleasant. "Shabby" may be a keyword they can't stand. In short, everyone has different preferences. I prefer ancient towns with a strong cultural atmosphere, weak commercialization, and certain characteristics of architecture and villages. Chengkan is in line with my expectations. The corresponding environment is slightly worse, more "rural", and the tourism services are imperfect. These characteristics are not important to me.

The more commercialized ancient towns have more repairs and man-made transformations, so they can accommodate more tourists and have a cleaner environment. How to balance commercialization and village protection is another in-depth question and will not be discussed. Here, I just want to express that fewer people, beautiful scenery, convenient transportation, and an elegant environment are often factors that cannot be achieved at the same time. It is recommended to choose a travel destination based on your own needs and preferences, and refuse to follow blindly.

2. Anhui: Chaji Ancient Village. Zhā jì Village is a village under the jurisdiction of Taohuatan Town, Jing County, Xuancheng City, Anhui Province. Although it does not have a beautiful pool like the entrance of Chengkan Village, there is a stream running through it, and the buildings in the village are also very representative. The degree of commercialization in the ancient town is not very high, and there are a certain number of shops to meet the needs of tourists. It is a very suitable place for walking. If you are tired of scenic spots, you can sometimes find very good scenery in less central areas of the scenic spots, or outside the scenic spots.

3. Anhui: Nanping. Friends who have been to Huizhou ancient towns must know that many art students will sketch in the ancient towns. The first time I saw a large-scale student group sketching was in Nanping. Perhaps because the buildings are so distinctive, many students used paintbrushes to depict these beautiful buildings from different angles.