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There are many specialties in the old street. We went around and chose this one. The proprietress was polite and solicited customers, which gave us a good feeling. The food tastes unique, the bamboo shoot noodles are delicious, and nutritious. Recommended.

Located near Tunxi Old Street, the breakfast tastes good and is affordable. The signature dishes are wontons and tarts, but there are also many other breakfast items, including fried dough sticks and soy milk, which can meet the needs of tourists from all over the world.

The pine forests and sea of ​​clouds at Huangshan are like a dream 🌫️ The setting sun casts its glow on the mountains like a giant lalaland ✨ Besides the stunning scenery, the Hui-style cuisine here is absolutely amazing! Today, I'm sharing my long-treasured food guide with you all. Get your appetite ready, let's explore Huangshan's culinary delights together! 【The Light of Hui Cuisine】 🏮Nanjie Xiaoguan 📍Address: Near Huangshan Scenic Area ✨Must-try: Stinky Mandarin Fish (A wonderfully delicious dish with perfect fermentation) 🌶️A local favorite! The stinky mandarin fish has a firm and chewy texture. The sauce is carefully simmered with local chilies, resulting in a fresh, spicy, and flavorful taste. Completely no strange aftertaste. 100% return rate! A must-try for tourists! 【Country Delicacies】 🐱Lingmao Steamed Bun Shop 📍Address: Shangfeng Township, Shexian County 🥟Freshly made and steamed large meat buns (the filling is overflowing!) A hidden gem in the village, this popular steamed bun shop. A basket of freshly steamed buns fills the air with their aroma. Don't miss it if you're driving! 【Old Street Classics】 🎋Baohulu 📍Address: Inside Tunxi Old Street ❤️Favorite Picks: Spicy Fish-Flavored Shredded Pork & Red Bean Paste This place is a shared memory for Huangshan locals. The spicy fish-flavored shredded pork is perfect with rice. The red bean paste has just the right amount of sweetness. The red beans are incredibly smooth and creamy—one bowl is addictive! 【Traditional Flavors】 🥢Wang Yitiao Wonton 📍Address: Laojie Sanma Road, Laojie Street 🍲Signature Wonton (Thin skin, generous filling, incredibly delicious soup) A century-old brand established with a simple carrying pole. Wonton skin as thin as a cicada's wing, bone broth simmered for over 6 hours. A healing treat after hiking, a local favorite since childhood! 【New Tea Lover】 🍵San Cha Si 📍Address: Tangkou Town Signature "Bu Zhi Yuan" (A divine combination of tea and milk) A Huangshan-exclusive beverage shop, both visually appealing and delicious. The signature "Bu Zhi Yuan" is fragrant with tea, and the milk foam and glutinous rice cake are amazing. A perfect place to relax and heal after a long day of shopping! 💯 【Must-Buy Souvenirs】 🛍️Hu Xing Tang 📍Address: Bustling area, Tunxi District 🥮Huizhou Sesame Cake/White Jade Egg Yolk Cake Huangshan's most famous pastry shop, bar none! Crispy and delicious sesame flatbread, and soft, layered white jade egg yolk cakes—the perfect souvenir to bring home for friends and family! 【Specialty Snacks】🍶Jianzhong Lingshan Fermented Rice Wine 📍Address: Near a residential area in Tunxi District Traditional fermented rice wine (fragrant and refreshing, a perfect way to beat the heat) Fermented perfectly, with a soda-like taste Sweet and not intoxicating—a super refreshing bowl after a hike! 【Must-Eat for Breakfast】㗊Xiusao Tart Cake 📍Address: Old Street, Tunxi District 🥟Bamboo Shoot and Pickled Mustard Greens/Dried Plum Vegetable and Pork Tart Cake Freshly baked and sold, thin-crust and generously filled tart cakes The dried plum vegetable and pork filling is savory, while the pickled mustard greens filling is refreshing. The queue in the morning can circle three times!

Huangshan 2-Day Essential Tour Guide is Here! (Perfect for November's peak autumn season, ideal for those seeking both value and stunning scenery!) 💡【Must-Read Before Your Trip】 1️⃣Ticket Booking Tips: 📱Book your tickets 3 days in advance through the "Huangshan Tourism Official Platform"! 🛒Essential Package: Tickets + Cable Car + Bus (Peak Season: 230 + 90 + 19 RMB) ⏰Off-Peak Tips: Rush the first wave between 7-8 am! Avoid the crowds of senior citizen tour groups! 2️⃣Packaging List: 👟Hiking boots + windproof jacket (two pieces per person, temperature difference 10℃+!) 💨Hiking poles: 5 RMB each, easily found at the scenic area entrance 🍫Dry food is a must! Prices on the mountain are high, as you know (bottled water starts at 5 yuan 😅) 🚶‍♂️【2-Day Hiking Itinerary】 🌈Day 1: Hiking in the core area of ​​Huangshan (stay on the mountaintop and lie down to watch the stars) ☀️Morning: ✅Yuping Cableway up the mountain in 10 minutes! 🌲Tips for taking photos at the Welcoming Pine: Too many people on the main road? Smaller spots on the side are just as good!📸 🧗‍♂️Warrior's Special Route: The "Carp's Back" of Tiandu Peak awaits your challenge (don't forget to book!) 🌥️Afternoon: 🌁Hike to the summit of Bright Summit: A stunning view of the sea of ​​clouds and twin peaks in one frame! 🚞West Sea Grand Canyon: Want to ride the popular mini-train for 100 yuan? (Awesome view of the karst landscape!) 🌇Evening: 🌅Sunset at Bright Summit (Less crowds, great view!) 🏨Accommodation Recommendation: Bright Summit Villa, bed 300 RMB/person, sunrise right at your doorstep🌄 🌄Day 2: Hiking in the back mountain and Hongcun 🌤️Early Morning: ☁️High probability of sunrise and sea of ​​clouds at Bright Summit! Arrive 15 minutes early to secure a good spot! 🍂Morning: 🍁Take photos at Shixin Peak (a must-visit for couples! 👫) 🐒Great photos of the Monkey Watching the Sea and the strange rocks! 🚠Take the Yung Valley cable car down (80 RMB, saves you the legwork fee!) 🌆Afternoon: 🚕40 minutes to Hongcun (entrance fee 94 RMB) 🏮Food and Shopping Route: Nanhu Painted Bridge → Moon Pond (movie-style) → In-depth tour of Huizhou merchant mansions 🌃Evening: 📸Take stunning sunset photos at Nanhu Stone Bridge ☕️Enjoy a Huizhou ink pastry latte by Moon Pond (28 RMB, a bit pricey but worth it!) ! 🍜【Food & Accommodation Extravaganza】 🥘Tangkou Town at the foot of the mountain: 💰30 RMB for local chicken + scrambled eggs (highly recommended by locals) 🏮Tunxi Old Street: 🐟Da Sha Huizhou Cuisine Garden Stinky Mandarin Fish (98 RMB, a representative of Huizhou cuisine) 🌯Xiu Sao's Chive-Filled Tart Cake 5 RMB (Incredibly cheap!) 🏨Accommodation Guide: ⛰️Up the mountain: Guangmingding Mountain Villa - Best value for money for beds 🌊Hongcun: Waterfront guesthouses 400-600 RMB (Highly recommend Jushantang Residence!) 💬Need a more detailed schedule? Comment "1" in the comments! ✨ #HuangshanTravel #HongcunVisit #AutumnHikingGuide #SeaofCloudsPhotography #HuizhouArchitecture

It's said that "the most unforgettable place in life is Huizhou, a place one never dreams of," but Huizhou in autumn is simply a place where those words are welded into the very fabric of its scenery! When the autumn wind sweeps across the mountains of southern Anhui, the tallow trees blaze red, the rice paddies stretch into golden waves, and the white-walled, black-tiled houses appear and disappear amidst the sea of ​​clouds—only then do you understand what it means when "God spilled his palette and splashed it all over Huizhou." I've personally tested this 3-day, 2-night itinerary; it's fun, foolproof, and guaranteed to make your social media feed explode with photos! 📍3 Days 2 Nights Golden Itinerary (Lazy Person's Guide) Day 1: A Stroll Through Bishan's Pastoral Scenery Arrived in Yixian County in the morning and headed straight to Zhongcheng Mountain Villa for check-in. A Hui-style garden hotel, opening the window reveals verdant mountains and black-tiled houses—a perfect start to the day! In the afternoon, rent a mountain bike and ride along the Bishan rice paddies. The wind is filled with the sweet fragrance of rice stalks, and the golden waves of rice ripple in the breeze, like stepping into a Miyazaki Hayao animation world. When you get tired, head to the Bishan Bookstore, a bookstore converted from an old ancestral hall, and have a cup of tea. Sunlight streams through the windows, casting dappled shadows on the pages, making time seem to slow down. In the evening, you absolutely must visit Yixian Ancient Town! Join the intangible cultural heritage lantern parade for a nighttime stroll. Red lanterns illuminate the ancient stone streets, and you might even encounter vendors selling handmade trinkets—the atmosphere is incredibly lively. Day 2: A Double Attack of Red and Green in Tachuan Who understands! Tachuan's autumn doesn't need a filter! In the morning, head straight to the Luba Terraces viewing platform. The tallow trees are a vibrant red and a bright yellow, occasionally interspersed with touches of emerald green, set against the backdrop of the distant horse-head walls—every snapshot is wallpaper-worthy. Don't miss the bamboo rice at Mukeng Bamboo Sea at noon! The rice absorbs the aroma of bamboo and, paired with local side dishes, is so delicious you'll want to lick the bowl clean! In the afternoon, venture into the bamboo forest. The rustling sound of the wind through the bamboo is like white noise, and the dry bamboo leaves rustle underfoot. Climb to the top and you can even learn bamboo weaving, making your own little bamboo basket to take home—a truly meaningful souvenir. Day 3: The Cultural Romance of Xidi Ancient Village Autumn in Xidi exudes an inherent elegance! The morning sun shines obliquely on the horse-head walls, making the Hu Wenguang Prefectural Governor's Archway appear even more weathered against the blue sky, its stone carvings clearly visible. Be sure to stroll around slowly; the couplets on the lintels reveal the wisdom of ancient Huizhou: "Happiness often comes from hard work, and bargains often come from losses"—reading them brings a sense of enlightenment. In the afternoon, experience the intangible cultural heritage of rubbing. Make a rubbing of your favorite inscriptions and proverbs to take home—a meaningful souvenir. Before leaving, I stopped at a small shop next to the Xidi Agricultural Museum for a cup of Huangshan Maofeng tea. The aroma of the tea mingled with the fragrance of osmanthus, making for a perfect ending. 📸Photography Tips (Avoid Crowds for Great Photos) 1. Tachuan: Avoid the main viewing platform! Walk 500 meters towards Lucun, there's a less-visited spot with panoramic views of rice paddies, mangroves, and the ancient village—no one's vying for the camera. 2. Bishan: Take a photo of your back as you cycle along the rice paddy ridge, have your companion snap a side shot; the wind lifting your clothes creates an amazing atmosphere. Also, take a photo of yourself reading by the window on the second floor of the Bishan Bookstore—it's incredibly artistic. 3. Xidi: Arrive at the village entrance before 7 am. The sunlight is soft, there are no tour groups, and the light and shadow on the horse-head walls are superb. Sit down on the stone steps by the Moon Pond for a half-body photo; the white walls and gray tiles as a backdrop create a sophisticated look. 4. Bonus Props: Bring a light-colored scarf, a straw hat, or buy a local oil-paper umbrella for extra Huizhou charm in your photos. 🍜 Foodie Must-Try List (Avoid Pitfalls) - Must-Try Soul: Fangxin Yu Mao Tofu. Pan-fried until crispy, dipped in chili sauce, its texture is as smooth as cheese. Even if you're hesitant, go for it! - Main Dish: Stinky Mandarin Fish is a must! It smells slightly pungent but tastes incredibly delicious. The fish meat is firm and shaped like garlic cloves. I recommend Sanweitang; authentic and a safe bet. - Snack Collection: Xiu Sao's Tart Cake with preserved mustard greens filling—crispy on the outside; Huangshan Sesame Cake—buy freshly baked, savory and crumbly, perfect as a souvenir. - Avoid Pitfalls: Don't buy overpriced "trendy snacks" at the entrance of tourist attractions. Follow locals to the small shops in the alleys; the food is authentic and inexpensive. 💡Practical Tips (Tested and Useful) 1. Transportation: Driving is recommended, or take the direct shuttle bus from Huangshan North Station. The attractions in Huizhou are scattered, and public transportation is not very convenient. 2. Clothing: Temperatures vary greatly in the mountains. Wear a light down jacket and a base layer for easy layering. Light-colored and earth-toned clothing will blend better into the autumn scenery for photos. 3. Accommodation: Prioritize accommodation near Yixian or Xidi. It's convenient for travel, and you can experience Huizhou-style guesthouses, falling asleep to the sound of the mountain breeze at night – incredibly comfortable. 4. Best Time to Visit: Early November. The red leaves in Tachuan are at their peak, and the rice paddies haven't been harvested yet. Don't miss it, or you'll have to wait another year! Autumn in Huizhou is both a picturesque landscape and a vibrant, everyday life. Here, you don't need to rush. Just slow down, see the red trees painted with autumn frost, hear the bamboo forest rustling in the wind, and taste authentic Huizhou cuisine. You'll understand why Tang Xianzu was so captivated by it. Save this guide and embark on an autumn adventure in Huizhou this year! #AutumnFunPlan #AJourneyLikeASong #PlacesThatAren'tGettingAskedAboutOnWeChat #CityHumanitiesNotes #LayingDownTheSleepingTakeTheKidsOutTricks