Upon your arrival in Huangshan City, you will proceed directly to enter an idyllic world called Bishan Village, where an old residential building has been transformed into a rustic Pig's Inn. After a short rest, you can explore this quaint village at your leisure.

After breakfast, you will visit the Bishan Village, a picturesque destination that resembles a Chinese ink painting. Immerse yourself in an ambiance steeped in history as you wander through time-honored abodes, encounter the Bishan Bookstore, and traverse the paths adorned with cobblestones.

Proceed to Hongcun, a well-preserved ancient village brimming with traditional architecture and cultural features. The most memorable thing about Hongcun is the reflection of the white-walled and blue-tiled houses in the water. Take a stroll through the village, capturing the old residences and the beautiful natural scenery. After your visit, drive back to Tunxi for a night stay.

Head to Huangshan Mountain by cable car, entering the renowned Huangshan Scenic Area. Renowned for its peculiar peaks, extraordinary rock formations, and breathtaking sunrise vistas amidst a rolling sea of clouds, this destination is a photographer's utopia.

Follow the winding trails through the mountains, pausing at serene pavilions nestled amidst the peaks, savoring the awe-inspiring landscapes in between. As you tread alongside your guide, be sure to capture the magical moments when the sun sets and casts its golden glow upon the mountain.

At the crack of dawn, follow your guide to chase the Sunrise. With careful consideration, preselect the optimum spot for photography, patiently awaiting the fleeting moment when sunlight delicately scatters upon the extraordinary peaks, scattered rocks, and verdant foliage.

Afterward, you will descend the mountain by cable car and drive to Tunxi, where you will check into a local hotel.

Commence your day at Yangchan Tulou, one of the representative and special Huizhou architecture buildings. Gazing into the distance, the mountains appear like indigo veils. In the village below, ninety percent of the dwellings are made of earth walls, exuding a warm, ochre hue. The earthen facades, meticulously arranged in intricate patterns, evoke a primal, rustic ambiance that emanates tranquility at first. The Yangchan Tulou boasts unique architectural styles and a rich historical and cultural heritage, making it a fascinating destination for photographers. Here, you can capture unique compositions and moments steeped in history.

Today is your last day of travel. According to your itinerary, we will arrange transportation for you to either catch a train or board a plane, concluding your journey in Huangshan.