One of China's four ancient cities, the birthplace of Huizhou studies: Huizhou Ancient City

Huizhou Ancient City is located in Shexian County, Huangshan City, Anhui Province. It is one of China's four ancient cities. It has a long history and a remarkable and splendid culture that captivates and enchants people. Transportation: High-speed train to Huangshan North Station or Shexian Station. Plane to Huangshan Airport, from where you can take a taxi or a dedicated shuttle bus to Shexian. Tour Route: Huizhou Ancient City Gate Huizhou History Museum Nan Biaoti Lou Huizhou Government Office Yanghe Gate - Xu Guoshi Stone Huang Binhong Memorial Hall Tao Xingzhi Memorial Hall Zhonghe Street - Bell Tower Zhongshan Alley - Bell Tower Doushan Street Dabeijie Zhonghe Street Must-visit Spots: 1. Nan Biaoti Lou: Built at the end of the Sui Dynasty, it is 1400 years old and was the main gate tower of the outer city of Wang Hua's Wu Wang Mansion in Shezhou. 2. Huizhou Government Office: Built at the end of the Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, it was relocated here by Wang Hua, Duke of Yue, during the Yining period of the Sui Dynasty. 3. Ancient City Wall: About 10 meters high and 5 meters wide, made of rammed earth. 4. Xu Guoshi Stone Archway: Commonly known as the "Eight-legged Archway," it was built in the twelfth year of the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty (1584). 5. Hui Garden: It combines the "three wonders of Huizhou"—archways, ancient residences, and ancestral halls—and integrates the essence of the "three carvings of Huizhou"—brick carving, wood carving, and stone carving. 6. Doushan Street: A thousand-year-old street with Huizhou-style Wang family residences, Yang family mansion, ancient private school Xu family hall, Pan family mansion, etc. 7. Huizhou Merchant Mansion: Also known as "Xiyuan," it involves the relocation and restoration of 26 Huizhou-style buildings from the late Ming, Qing, and Republic of China periods that were scattered and on the verge of collapse within the Shexian area.