Looking to ditch the urban grind? The Chengkan ancient village in Huangshan’s Huizhou District is becoming the go-to sanctuary for travelers craving a slower pace and a splash of history. Nestled in east China’s Anhui Province—home to the famed Mount Huangshan UNESCO site—this 1,800-year-old village is stealing the spotlight with its impeccably preserved Hui-style architecture. Think whitewashed walls, intricate wood carvings, and misty mountain backdrops straight out of a watercolor painting!
Wander through cobblestone alleys lined with Ming and Qing dynasty buildings, or sip local tea at a centuries-old courtyard. Visitors rave about the village’s ‘time capsule’ vibe. ‘It’s like stepping into a K-drama set, but with way better air quality,’ laughed one tourist from Shanghai.
Local guides say Chengkan’s popularity reflects a growing trend: young professionals and digital nomads seeking ‘offline’ cultural experiences. Pro tip: Visit during sunrise for those golden-hour Instagram snaps!
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Nestled in east China’s Anhui Province—home to the famed Mount Huangshan UNESCO site—this 1,800-year-old village is stealing the spotlight with its impeccably preserved Hui-style architecture. Think whitewashed walls, intricate wood carvings, and misty mountain backdrops straight out of a watercolor painting!
Wander through cobblestone alleys lined with Ming and Qing dynasty buildings, or sip local tea at a centuries-old courtyard. Visitors rave about the village’s ‘time capsule’ vibe. ‘It’s like stepping into a K-drama set, but with way better air quality,’ laughed one tourist from Shanghai.
