Tunxi Ancient Street

#mytripvlog 542KM from Qibao Shanghai to Huangshan mountain. Our route took us to: Jinshan Hangzhou Linan Anji Ningguo Huangshan

Night tour of Tunxi, feel the taste of Huizhou Old Street Tunxi Old Street is located in the center of Tunxi District, Huangshan City, 10 minutes drive from Huangshan Country Garden Phoenix Hotel, has been hundreds of years old, inlaid between green mountains and green waters Known as the mobile Qingming Shanghe Map, it is 832 meters long and 5~8 meters wide. It is the most complete pedestrian commercial street in China with Song, Ming and Qing dynasties. As a century-old street, Tunxi Old Street retains the essence of Huizhou architecture. Black tiles and pure white walls reveal a quaint style. The old window sills exude old wood. The pavement of brick and wood structure, exquisite pavilions, beautifully carved patterns, every detail is so fine. When we were kneeling on the old street, walking on the stone road, admiring the quaint shops, the dazzling tourist souvenirs, and the ancient signboards and ancient foreheads with the charm of calligraphy, as if they were in the corridor of history, they felt its Ancient atmosphere. Old Street is lined with shops, mostly double-storey brick and wood structure, all-in-one Huizhou style. More than 100 film and television works have been filmed in Lao Cai. Walk the old street, in addition to appreciate the antique ancient buildings, eating is of course essential. There is also a snack street across the old road in the old street. The whole street is a century-old shop and an old brand. There are not only a variety of food, but also some specialty shops...

Catch the tail end of the National Day holiday and take a stroll through the streets of Huangshan. The streets of Liyang during the Tang and Song dynasties, and Tunxi during the Ming and Qing dynasties. These two old streets have witnessed the continuous development of commercial areas from ancient times to the present, and they also represent the inheritance and continuation of the Huizhou merchants' spirit. 📍Detailed address: Tunxi Old Street and Liyang Old Street are separated by a bridge (Zhenhai Bridge) Tunxi Old Street Liyang Old Street 🌟Highlights: Although both old streets have become commercialized, Tunxi Old Street has more of a feel to it, and it's very comfortable to walk along the river; Liyang Old Street is more modernized, and there are also many local young people. ⏳Recommended visiting time: Two hours, one hour for each street, fewer people in the afternoon, more at night. 🍽Dining recommendation: There are many places selling Huangshan pastries, but the one sold by the old lady in the middle of Tunxi Old Street in picture 5 is the most fragrant and also very affordable. First impressions of Huangshan are good, next stop Hongcun～

🧳🧳【Pre-trip Preparation】 Warm clothing🧥 (base layer, down vest, down jacket), comfortable shoes👟, hats🧢 gloves🧤, trekking poles, food🥘 (these supplies can be bought at any convenience store in Tangkou Town) — 🗺️🗺️【About the Itinerary (Four Days and Three Nights)】 Day1️⃣: Arrive at Huangshan - Xixi South - Longfu Old Street - Tunxi Old Street - He Street - Liyang Old Street Day2️⃣: Xidi Ancient Village - Hongcun - Nanhu Academy - Jingde Hall - Taoyuan Residence - Yuezhao Day3️⃣: Huangshan Scenic Area - Danxia Peak - Shixin Peak - Dream Pen Flower - Monkey Gazing at the Sea - Guangming Top Day4️⃣: West Sea Grand Canyon - Aoyu Peak - Hundred Steps Cloud Ladder - Yuping Pavilion - Welcoming Guests Pine - Tangkou Town — 🚘🚘【Transportation to Huangshan】 1️⃣Airport✈️: Huangshan Tunxi Airport is close to the city. There are buses🚌, taxis🚕, and other means of transportation available at the airport, which is quite convenient. Taking a taxi🚗 is also very easy 2️⃣Train🚞: Huangshan North Station is a high-speed train🚅 stop. After arrival, you can go directly to the station to buy bus🚌 tickets🎫 to Huangshan and Hongcun — 🚘🚘【Transportation within Huangshan City】 1️⃣Bus🚌: Relatively convenient within the city. The first and last bus times🕐 differ, so it's best to understand the routes🗺️ and operating times🕐 in advance 2️⃣Taxi🚘: Taking a taxi🚗 is more convenient, and online ride-hailing between scenic spots also offers a good price-performance ratio💰, which is worth considering 3️⃣Car Rental🚘: Consider the route🗺️ in advance and whether it's planned well before deciding to rent a car🚗 for the trip — 🏠🏠【Accommodation】 1️⃣Huangshan Scenic Area: There are fewer options for hotels🏨 on the mountain, and the few hotels🏨 at the top are quite expensive, but booking is also difficult, so plan early🕐 2️⃣Hongcun: Staying at Yuezhao or Nanhu Academy is good, with Nanhu Academy being relatively quiet and offering a comfortable leisure experience✔️ 3️⃣City Area: Mainly around Tunxi Old Street, Liyang Old Street is also very good, with high cost-performance💰 — 🥘🥘【Huangshan Cuisine】 Hu's Baked Cakes, Huang Family Hui Cuisine, Lingshan Fermented Rice, Kawangka, Old Street Hui Cuisine, Bao Hulu

Tunxi Old Street is located in the central area of Tunxi District, Huangshan City, Anhui Province, leaning against the mountain in the north and near the water in the south. It is 1272 meters long in total, with the essence part being 853 meters, and 5 to 8 meters wide. It includes one straight street, three cross streets, and 18 alleys, composed of more than 300 Hui-style buildings built in different eras. The entire street and alley are distributed in a fishbone shape, narrow in the west and wider in the east. Because Tunxi Old Street is located at the confluence of the Hengjiang, Shui River, and Xin'an River, it is also known as the flowing 'Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival'. It is the most intact and most representative ancient market with the architectural styles of the Southern Song Dynasty and the Ming and Qing Dynasties in China, and it is also a 'National Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit' in China. In 2009, Tunxi Old Street was elected as one of the 'Famous Historical and Cultural Streets in China' along with Beijing Guozijian Street and Suzhou Pingjiang Road.

If you plan to tour Huangshan, Anhui, here is a four-day travel guide for your reference: Day 1: - Morning: Arrive in Huangshan City, Anhui, check into the hotel, and then head to Huangshan Scenic Area. Huangshan is one of China's famous tourist destinations, known for its unique pines, strange rocks, sea of clouds, and hot springs. The unique and beautiful natural landscape of Huangshan is a place you can't miss. - Afternoon: Visit the attractions of Huangshan, such as Lion Peak, Hundred-step Cloud Ladder, etc. Lion Peak is one of the representative attractions of Huangshan, with majestic buildings and spectacular natural landscapes; Hundred-step Cloud Ladder is one of the famous trails in Huangshan, clinging to the cliff, thrilling and exciting. Day 2: - Morning: Continue to visit Huangshan Scenic Area. You can admire different sceneries at different attractions, such as Welcoming Pine, Lotus Peak, etc. Each attraction in Huangshan has its own unique scenery and legends. - Afternoon: Explore other attractions in Huangshan, such as Beihai Scenic Area, Songgu An Scenic Area, etc. Beihai Scenic Area is an ancient attraction in Huangshan, with beautiful lakes and spectacular plank roads; Songgu An Scenic Area is a cultural attraction in Huangshan, with a long history and a strong cultural atmosphere. Day 3: - Morning: Take the scenic area transportation to Yuping Scenic Area. Yuping Scenic Area is another major attraction in Huangshan, with huge scenic resources such as cliffs, peaks, scenic rocks, and Buddha's light. - Afternoon: Visit the attractions of Yuping Scenic Area, such as Black Tiger Pine, Yuping Apartment, etc. Black Tiger Pine is one of the most famous attractions in Yuping Scenic Area, with its unique style and towering posture; Yuping Apartment is an ancient spacious building, perfectly combined with the natural scenery of Huangshan. Day 4: - Morning: Visit the attractions in Huangshan City, such as Tunxi Old Street, Huangshan Painting Academy, etc. Tunxi Old Street is a business card of the tourism economy in Huangshan City, with a strong cultural heritage and unique architectural style; Huangshan Painting Academy is an art and culture exhibition venue in Huangshan City, showing the development, changes, and style characteristics of Huangshan landscape painting. - Afternoon: End the trip and prepare to leave Huangshan. You can buy some local specialties and souvenirs as a memento of the trip. The above is a four-day travel guide to Huangshan, Anhui. You can make reasonable arrangements according to your own time and interests. Hope you have a pleasant journey in Huangshan!

**Review of the Hidden Gem Wonton Place on Market Street, China** Nestled on the ancient and bustling Market Street in China, just opposite the legendary wonton establishment, lies a culinary treasure that has, quite deservedly, earned my highest praise. This unassuming eatery, devoid of the usual fanfare, serves what I can only describe as the epitome of wonton perfection. As you step in, the contrast between this place and its famous neighbor is immediately apparent. Here, the focus is squarely on the food. The interior, simple yet inviting, is imbued with a sense of history that only enhances the dining experience. The wontons themselves are a revelation. Each piece is a testament to the chef's mastery over their craft. The wrappers are impossibly delicate, yet strong enough to hold the succulent filling without a hint of sogginess. Speaking of the filling, it's a harmonious blend of finely minced pork, seasoned to perfection with a secret mix of herbs and spices that the chef guards zealously. Each bite is a symphony of flavors, perfectly balanced and utterly satisfying. But it's not just the wontons that shine here. The accompanying broth deserves its own accolade. Rich, flavorful, and with just the right amount of seasoning, it complements the wontons beautifully, elevating the whole dish to a level that's hard to find elsewhere. Service at this humble eatery is warm and welcoming, with staff who genuinely care about your dining experience. Prices are more than reasonable, especially given the quality of the food. In conclusion, this little wonton place on Market Street, overshadowed by its famous neighbor, is a must-visit for anyone seeking culinary delights in China. It's a shining example of how sometimes, the best experiences are found in the most unexpected places. #falltrip #historicallandmarks

Nestled in the heart of an ancient market street, with its cobblestone paths whispering tales of yore, sits "The Fragrant Emporium," a Chinese spice shop that is nothing short of a sensory odyssey. Upon entering, one is immediately enveloped by an aromatic tapestry, weaving together the exotic scents of star anise, Sichuan peppercorns, and the faint, sweet hint of cinnamon. The shop's interior, reminiscent of a bygone era, showcases shelves lined with jars and packets of spices, each meticulously labeled. The variety is staggering—rare finds like black cardamom and dried tangerine peels sit alongside more familiar fare like ginger and nutmeg. The shopkeeper, an embodiment of the street's history, is a fountain of knowledge, generously imparting wisdom on the origins and uses of each spice. What sets this emporium apart is the palpable reverence for tradition. The spices are not just ingredients; they are storytellers, each with a tale rooted in Chinese culinary heritage. Purchasing from here feels less like a transaction and more like inheriting a piece of history. The quality of the spices is unparalleled. Whether it's the robust heat of the chili flakes or the complex depth of their five-spice blend, each product promises to elevate any dish it graces. The shop also offers bespoke spice blends, tailored to personal tastes and cooking styles, a service that showcases their commitment to customer satisfaction. The experience is not without its modern touches. The shop has embraced sustainable practices, with many of its spices sourced from organic farms. They also offer online ordering, a nod to the contemporary world, yet the package arrives with a handwritten note, a charming reminder of the personal touch that is the hallmark of this establishment. In conclusion, "The Fragrant Emporium" is more than just a spice shop. It is a gateway to exploring Chinese culinary traditions, a place where every jar and packet holds not just spices, but stories waiting to be part of new, flavorful adventures. A visit here is a must for anyone looking to immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of Chinese culture and cuisine. #falltrip #historicallandmarks #foodie

The Tunxi Old Street in Huangshan City is a well-known tourist attraction, and it is lively and rich in commercial atmosphere. Here you can make a two- or three-day tour with Huangshan Tour, which is more casual. Old Street has many typical Huizhou ancient buildings. The high horse head wall and the historical brick carving wood carving seem to make people pass through the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The shops on both sides of the street are row upon row, and the lanes of different widths are criss-crossed. Some of the featured B&Bs are hidden in it and you can try it out. Huangshan has many special foods, such as biscuits, squid, tofu, tea and so on. In particular, Mao Tofu also boarded China on the tip of the tongue, attracting a batch of food. The store also displayed the tofu as a facade, which is a lot of eye-catching. Its very pleasant to have a hand-made wine and stroll through the old streets. In addition, there are mountains such as Huangju, pecan and bracken. All kinds of handicrafts that are advancing with the times are also very cute, such as the surrounding area is very popular. In ancient times, Huizhou was a talented person, and the pen and ink papers occupied three places here. The four places are full of strong cultural atmosphere. It is right to feel the ancient style here! The feelings of day and night are different. The friends who have plenty of time can look at it. It is also a good choice to eat the Huizhou cuisine in the old street.

Huangshan City in Anhui Province is a place with profound historical heritage. Huangshan City was renamed later. It was called Huizhou in the past and is the birthplace of Huizhou culture. It has far-reaching influence. The urban area of Huangshan City is called Tunxi. The urban area is not big, clean and tidy, and it is very suitable for life. Tunxi Old Street is one of the most famous tourist attractions in the city. The old street is free to open, with a total length of more than 1,200 meters, and all sides are all kinds of shops. Because the old street of Tunxi is located in the junction of Hengjiang, Yanshui and Xin'anjiang Sanjiang, it is also known as the Qingming Shanghe Map. Tunxi Old Street is the most preserved and most ancient market in China with the architectural style of the Southern Song Dynasty and the Ming and Qing Dynasties. In 2009, Tunxi Old Street was selected as China's historical and cultural street together with Beijing Guozijian Street and Suzhou Pingjiang Road. It can be said to be Pingjiang Road of Huangshan Mountain. The old streets are concentrated with various food and specialty shops. There are also accommodations nearby, which is the favorite spot for tourists. as a commercial street, it is very early to start. In the 27th year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty (1548), Tunxi was already one of the famous tea markets in China, and now the old streets are also full of tea shops. The end of the Qing Dynasty, Tunxi Old Street has developed into Qianzhuang, pawn, silver building, medicinal materials, silk cloth, Jingguang Department Store, North and South goods, salt, sugar, Japanese miscellaneous, porcelain, yellow smoke, tin foil, paper, restaurants, restaurants, etc. The industry is relatively complete and prosperous.

When I enter the door, I really like the layout of the room, the comfortable holiday style, in addition to the soft bed that can lie down and watch the TV, and the bathtub that can take a bath to eliminate the fatigue of the day. The hotel not only prepares the fruit snack soft drink softly. Its all right, and its more intimately sent to the warm papaya milk [smile] The so-called all-inclusive all-inclusive, really great, just wear a wristband with a room card, a bar to drink, gym, Japanese bathing, amusement park Cinemas can be used at will, all kinds of fun!

Tunxi Liyang Town is one of the earliest ancient towns in the south of the Yangtze River. It has a history of more than 1,800 years. This was once the commercial center of Fujian-Zhejiang-Hebei border and the important town of Xin'anjiang. The old saying that the people of the old town of Tongxi passed down from generation to generation included the saying the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the Tang and Song Dynasties. Today's Liyang Old Street has been rebuilt and rebuilt, based on eight well-preserved centuries-old Huizhou dwellings, combined with the elements of the combination of Chinese and Western. It has become a Liyang in Lane that integrates modern culture and Huizhou characteristics. Liyang In Lane is a blend of old and new buildings, allowing visitors to experience the rich history of the millennium town and the modern times. Today, the Liyang In Lane in the city is just over 1800 years ago, and the lively reproduction of Liyang Town in Tunxi. Liyang in the lane is a microcosm of Huizhou culture. Huizhou traditional style Huizhou folk house and the old Shikumen style old house, antique bluestone street street, fashionable and modern style neighborhood, Liyang old street sleeping for nearly two thousand years quietly turned into the most in the lane "Liyang in the lane", of course, this is very impressive