Attraction · Huangshan Xin'an River Landscape Gallery (Shexian)

Xin'an River Landscape Gallery (Shexian)

A boat cruise through the upper Xin'an River scenery, stringing together loquat groves, Jiusha Fishing Village and ancient Miantan Village on both banks

Visitor info

Opening hours
08:00-16:00 (fixed boat schedule)
Ticket
approx. CNY 150 (boat ticket included)

Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.

A boat cruise through the upper Xin'an River scenery, stringing together loquat groves, Jiusha Fishing Village and ancient Miantan Village on both banks; the 'landscape gallery' name is well earned — in Western visitors' eyes it is a long scroll route with the mood of an Eastern landscape painting, best in the spring rapeseed season and the early-summer loquat season.

Getting there: Shendu Wharf, Shexian

Photos

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