What are the niche and interesting attractions in Shitai, Anhui?

When traveling to Anhui, there are three famous mountains in Anhui. One is Jiuhua Mountain, Tianzhu Mountain and Huangshan in Anhui. These are all popular attractions in Anhui, especially Huangshan. Do you dare to climb it during this year’s National Day? The editor will introduce to you some less popular fun and niche attractions in Huangshan. And I chose the introduction in Shitai County, Anhui. Save it for everyone to use during the National Day trip.

Shitai County, formerly known as Shidai County, is located in the south of Anhui Province, 70 kilometers away from Chizhou City. Shitai is famous for several places: Guniujiang, Baizhang Cliff of Qiupu River, Penglai Fairy Cave, and Zuishanye. These are all major attractions that charge a fee. You can search them online! I would like to recommend two very original and niche attractions and ancient villages in Shitai that are free of tickets. 1. Xiaokeng Grand Canyon

Xiaokeng Grand Canyon is located in Xiaokeng Village in the Jiuhua Mountains in southern Anhui. Xiaokeng Village is one of the "Top 100 Ecological Villages in Anhui Province" and "The Thousand Best Green Villages in the Country". The area covers an area of ??42 square kilometers, with an average altitude of 700 meters, a maximum altitude of 1,086 meters, and a forest coverage rate of 98%. Located in a subtropical monsoon climate zone, it is mild and humid all year round with abundant rainfall, and is extremely rich in tourism and ecological resources. Its specialty "Xiaokeng tea" is famous throughout the country for its emerald green appearance, long-lasting inner fragrance, rich and mellow taste, and long-lasting fragrance. 2. Baishi Village

Baishi Village, Dayan Township, Shitai County, is an ancient and beautiful village with a history of more than 600 years. The descendants of the Shu family have thrived here for generations. There were originally more than 60 families in the village. They lived with the green mountains all year round and lived on the land. They relied on the mountains to eat and learn to rely on the mountains to nourish them. The gifts given to them by nature have played a vital role in their lives. Continuously continue and pass on.

Baishi Village is 580 meters above sea level, about 4 kilometers away from Guniujiang Scenic Area. Historical relics can be seen everywhere in the village, including winding stone roads, old stone mortars, old walls, and ancient courtyards scattered on the roadside. , wooden fences, slogans from various eras of the last century, etc. Wild flowers are everywhere around the village. The back of the village is surrounded by mountains, with terraced fields going up and a mountain stream running down through the village. Especially in March when rapeseed flowers bloom, the mountains are filled with clouds and mist. Rapeseed flowers, peach blossoms, and mountain wild flowers are in full bloom, and the fragrance is fragrant and intoxicating. 3. Huakeng Village

There is a Huakeng Village in Qijing, Shitai, Anhui Province. Every autumn, it becomes a beautiful painting. The average altitude of Qijing Mountain in Shitai, Chizhou, Anhui Province is more than 800 meters, and the territory is surrounded by mountains. Ups and downs, criss-crossed by ravines. Huakeng Village is located deep in the mountains. The ancient ginkgo tree at the head of the village has been growing for who knows how many years. It silently watches the people coming and going in this small village. Every autumn, it brings the most gorgeous autumn colors to Huakeng Village. The mysterious ancient mountain village of Huakeng has a long history. It is 7 kilometers southeast from the original township government of Qijingshan. Dozens of antique and simple tile-roofed houses are built on the mountain in a well-proportioned manner. You can see people sunbathing in the autumn everywhere in the village. When the wild dogwood in the mountains is ripe, pick it and dry it in the basket. After drying, it becomes a good medicinal material, which can nourish the liver and kidneys, produce fluid and quench thirst.