
The mountain Chinese painters spent a thousand years trying to copy, and the white-walled villages at its foot that supplied the merchants who paid for the art. One week on foot, cable car and stone stairway, sleeping on the summit for the sunrise.
Land near Huangshan, the Yellow Mountain, and transfer to Tunxi. A free evening on the old street, with its Huizhou architecture, ink shops and tea merchants.
The two UNESCO villages of Huizhou: Hongcun, with its half-moon pond and the lanes used in Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, and the quieter Xidi.
Cable car up, then the carved steps between the granite peaks, past pines clinging to bare rock. Sleep on the summit so that the sunrise is the first thing you see.
Dawn at the Dawn Pavilion, when the sea of clouds fills the valleys, then Bright Summit and the Cloud-Dispelling Pavilion. Descend in the afternoon.
A gentler day: the hot springs at the foot of the mountain and the old town of Tunxi, with a free afternoon for the ink and tea workshops.
Shexian, the old Huizhou capital, with its Ming-dynasty Xu Guo memorial archway — the largest of its kind — and the Tangyue archways nearby.
Transfer to Huangshan North for the high-speed train, or to the airport for your flight home, with time before you leave to buy ink, brushes and tea in Tunxi.
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