Anhui
Anhui is an eastern Chinese province known for its Huangshan Mountains. Their low-hanging clouds, distinctive granite rocks and twisted pines have been subjects of many classical paintings and poems. Trails and aerial cable cars provide access to Huangshan peaks (1,864m Lian Hua Feng is the highest). The gateway Tunxi district and surrounding villages preserve examples of the Huizhou regional architectural style.
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Mount Jiuhua
Hefei
City in China
Fuyang
City in China
Huangshan City
City in China
Mount Qiyun
Huangshanbei North Railway Station
Bengbu South railway station
Bozhou
City in China
Anqing
City in China
Huainan
City in China
Huangshan Mountain
Chuzhou
City in China
Chizhou
City in China
Ma'anshan
City in China
Huai River
River in China
Tiantangzhaizhen
Huangshan Scenic Area
Yungu Suodao
Chengkun village
Jiulong Waterfall （Southeast Gate）
Huangshan Jade Valley （Lovers' Valley） Scenic Area
Hefei South railway station
Chuzhoubei Railway Station
Shaheji Railway Station
Jiagou Railway Station
Zhangbaling Railway Station
Shangchan Temple
Anhui Huangshan Pine Golf & Country Club
Anqing Railway Station
Xuguo's stone paifang
Tangyue
Shexian Tangyue Paifangqun Baojia Garden Scenic Area
Shimenxia
Old Street
Huizhou Ancient City
Yuliang
Huangshan Xin'anjiang Binshui Scenic Area
Huizhou Mansion
Qiankou Minzhai
Huangshan Taiping cableway
Huangshan Ciguang Pavilion
Huangshan Hot Spring
Huaxilou
Tomb of Zhu Ran
Yungu Scenic Area
Hot Spring Scenic Area
Mingjiao Temple