This is a small ancient village.

For you who are visiting Hongcun for the first time | A complete guide + Q&A Hongcun, an ink painting, has always been a place I want to go Finally, I checked in before the National Day holiday Online reviews of Hongcun are mixed I came back and shared my real experience with you First, let's talk about whether it's worth going. There are many controversies online because the 94 yuan ticket is not worth it. There is nothing to see inside. It is basically a commercial street. Why charge an entrance fee? Let me first say the conclusion: If you come to Huangshan, you can come and have a look. I personally feel that it is worth it. The Hui-style architecture has both the gracefulness of the misty Jiangnan and the hazy artistic conception of ink and color. Historical background: Hongcun is listed as a World Cultural Heritage by the United Nations, one of the first batch of national historical and cultural villages, a 5A-level scenic spot, and the first choice for many art students to sketch ✍🏻️ Traffic tips: 1️⃣Huangshan North Station-Hongcun Tourist Bus 30 yuan 2️⃣Huangshan Scenic Area-Hongcun Tourist Bus 20 Yuan 3️⃣Tunxi Airport-Hongcun It is recommended to share a car or take a taxi Ticket reservation: Price: 94 yuan/adult ticket, half price for students (The ticket is valid for 3 days and can be entered and exited multiple times) Ps: You can enjoy half-price tickets with your Huangshan Airport boarding pass. Remember to keep your boarding pass safe. Tour suggestions: Hongcun is not big, and it takes about 2-3 hours to take photos and visit. The most popular tour route: Nanhu - Nanhu Academy - Jingde Hall - Yuezhao - Wang's Ancestral Hall - Deyi Hall - Shuren Hall - Ancient Trees Accommodation recommendation: Old Street Moye Huangshan Jishe The owner of the homestay is an inheritor of intangible cultural heritage. There are different special activities every night, such as iron flower making/rubbing/fireworks, etc. The Hui ink course gives us a comprehensive understanding of Hui ink culture. Food recommendations: Main course: Deyuelou and Huajinglou (both are located in Yuezhao, have a good view, are reasonably priced, and have good taste) Snacks: Hairy tofu, stinky eel, Huangshan sesame cake, pork with preserved vegetables, rice wine, etc., scrambled eggs with stone ear Photo booth: If you want to take photos of drifting wine, it is recommended that you come early when there will be fewer people and the morning mist will be more beautiful. It doesn’t matter if you come late, you can walk inside and find small alleys, which are also very photogenic. 1️⃣Nanhu-Arch Bridge + Lotus Pond, this is also the place with the most sketching easels 2️⃣Yuenzo-the circular lake with Hui-style architecture is very photogenic 3️⃣Wang Clan Ancestral Hall-There is a round archway opposite the coffee shop ✔️ Outfit suggestions: cheongsam/Hanfu/mamian skirt. Black and ink-printed cheongsams will match the scenery better. ✔️Props: You can bring a round fan and an oil-paper umbrella ✔️The cobblestone road is not easy to walk on, so it is recommended to wear a pair of comfortable shoes ✔️Huangshan sesame cakes taste very good, you can take two bags as souvenirs~