Huizhou District Tourism, Huangshan City, Anhui Province

A national 5A-level scenic area, known as the "national treasure and the first village in the south of the Yangtze River". It is selected and laid out according to the Bagua theory of "unity of yin (Kan) and yang (Cheng) qi, harmony between man and nature" in the "I Ching", forming two water canals, five streets and ninety-nine lanes. It has national treasure-level buildings such as Luodongshu Shrine and Changchun Society, and is a living specimen for studying Huizhou Fengshui culture.

A national 5A-level scenic area, famous for Shuikou Gardens and water street scenery, known as the "First Village of Shuikou Gardens in China". The Tangan Stream runs through the village, with nearly a hundred Ming and Qing buildings distributed on both banks. It has attractions such as Water Street, Tongbao Hanlin Archway, Tangan Garden, Millennium Ginkgo Tree, and Shadi Pavilion, showing the perfect water system construction wisdom of Huizhou villages.

A national key cultural relic protection unit and a thematic museum of Huizhou ancient architecture. It centrally protects and displays more than ten typical Huizhou dwellings including Ming and Qing houses, such as Sijian Di, Caomen Ting, and Fang Guantian House, completely presenting the architectural characteristics and artistic achievements of Huizhou dwellings in the Ming and Qing dynasties.

Known as the "Wizard of Oz in reality", it has a history of more than 1,200 years and preserves national key cultural relic protection units such as Laowu Ge and Lürao Pavilion. The village is built along the Fengle River, surrounded by Fengyang Forest Wetland, with beautiful natural environment, making it an ideal place for literati and scholars to live in seclusion and create.