Top Things to do in Huangshan
What to do and see in Huangshan, Anhui: The Best Things to do Good for Kids
Discover the best top things to do in Huangshan, China including Odynovo, Huangshan Private Tour, Huangshan Tangmo Scenic Spot, Tunxi Ancient Street, Greeting Pine (Ying Ke Song), Emerald Valley.
Restaurants in Huangshan
1. Odynovo
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 71 reviews
With over a decade's experience of online tour operation, Odynovo - parent brand of China Odyssey Tours specializes in high quality, tailor-made tours to 30+ destinations across Asia, Africa, Middle East, and South America. Each year, 15,000+ people from the world choose to arrange their private vacations with us, many of whom are our return clients. Though our brand name changed, our service and website still keep the same.
2. Huangshan Private Tour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 65 reviews
Huangshan private tour service own by Thomasgao,provide Huangshan private English speaking guide and van service,explore unique natural view of Huangshan mountain,No shopping tour Thomasgao is Huangshan English speaking guide from 1991,study in Anhui normal university English language department from 1989-1991, work as English speaking guide in Huangshan city China travel service from 1991-2005,open Huangshan private tour service from 2005 until now,provide service for thousands of Huangshan private tour orders from whole world,never complain by Guest, because everything as same as itinerary Huangshan is unique mountain in world,2nd top view of China by CNN vote from whole world traveller,because on the Huangshan summit all the way is up and down steps,no car,no bike,everywhere is hiking .so reserve the best fresh air in the world,because 99 percent of mountain cover by forest,so visit Huangshan not only for sightseeing ,but also for good exercise ,Best way for health and life.
3. Huangshan Tangmo Scenic Spot
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By JacquelineS200 - Inverness, United States
This is a 'must' visit, if you are around the Huangshan area. It is only a 25 minutes' ride from the train station. So special of a little, quiet village (not so overtly touristic yet) that preserve its original charms of the Tang dynasty building, with all of its sophiscated designs of meandering canals and gardens. What a pleasant quiet stroll in November--- where tourists are not overwhelming in this site.
4. Tunxi Ancient Street
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 472 reviews
Reviewed By yenglee
We were brought here, by our Guide Louise Zhang, for a stroll and sightsee. Instead we found traditional Chinese calligraphy tools- Chinese writing brushes, ink sticks and ink wells. Coloured ink sticks are also available. Learned a lot about brush construction and what to look for. No idea how expensive good ink sticks are - my last purchase was in 1963 from the local stationary shop in Johor Baru, Malaysia! At our request and not as part of the walk, Louise took us to a shop that sold good quality stone seals. I had seals made for my three children. Had to wait overnight but Louise brought the finished products to our hotel next morning. The carving is as good as ones done by craftsmen in Singapore (craft shops, not street side vendors). Very happy with the stones as well, semi translucent and peach in colour. Very enjoyable ramble.
5. Greeting Pine (Ying Ke Song)
6. Emerald Valley
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 104 reviews
Reviewed By Ishimiagi - Shanghai Region, China
Emerald Valley has some of the best nature viewpoints in the area. Each pool has its own natural beauty and characteristics. It has the potential for amazing photos because of the clear turquoise water and rock formations. You don't need to be especially fit to complete this trail. Be careful, there are a lot of insects and spiders on the hand rails - look before you touch.
