Travel guide to avoid pitfalls in Chaji Ancient Village, Xuancheng, Anhui!!!

🏯If you love Huizhou ancient villages, then you must go to Chaji Ancient Village in Xuancheng 🏞This place is different from other famous noisy ancient villages. Chaji has maintained its original appearance in more than a thousand years of history. Residents are still washing vegetables and beating clothes in the stream 📖Most of the people in Chaji Ancient Village are surnamed Cha. Mr. Jin Yong's ancestral home is here. He once returned to his hometown with his father to worship his ancestors 🌅When night falls, the aroma of stir-fried vegetables permeates the alleys. The fireworks here have not been interrupted for more than a dozen centuries 📍Location: Chaji Tourist Center 💰Cost: 55 yuan for tickets, there is a parking lot, you can take a free sightseeing car to the entrance of the ancient village —————————————— ‼Tour suggestions: ❶Chaji Ancient Village is built along the stream. Starting from the south gate, walk upstream along the main road by the stream, and you will see many ancient buildings from the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties ❷Don't rush into the alley, first go to Zhenkou Bridge, then turn back, then enter the alley, you will find more amazing ancient buildings ❸The whole journey takes about 2 hours. There are many restaurants and snack bars along the way for you to choose from. You can also treasure hunt in small shops ——————————————— 🌃Chaji Ancient Village still maintains a small and popular appearance due to inconvenient transportation. There is no heavy commercial atmosphere here. Compared with Hongcun and Chengkan in southern Anhui, I prefer the simplicity and quietness of Chaji 🛌I suggest you stay in the village to experience the night and morning of the ancient village. There are several very good homestays in the village for you to choose from ❗I'm not a tout, but I sincerely recommend a clean and hygienic restaurant. I hope you don't step on the pit in the scenic area 🎨Every year, many art students come here to sketch. There are also some great painters living in the village. As for who they are, I'll leave it to you to guess