Named after the famously scenic Mount Huangshan that cover much of the city, Huangshan dates to 200 BC and is home to two UNESCO World Heritage sites: Mount Huangshan and the ancient villages of Hongcun and Xidi. Hyatt Place Huangshan Train Station is a convenient and comfortable base to explore them all.

Events & Attractions

Property:events-and-attractions

Dating back 600 years, Tunxi Old Street is considered among China’s best-preserved sites, with Huizhou-style architecture lining the wide streets. Browse the shophouses specializing in Chinese calligraphy tools, stone seals, handicrafts, tea, and local snacks.

Tunxi Old Street

Located near the Anhui China Huizhou Culture Museum and Huizhou District Cake Museum, the China Hui Cuisine Museum showcases the history of Huizhou cuisine and offers an opportunity to sample signature dishes.

China Hui Cuisine Museum

Together with Xidi, Hongcun is a Unesco World Heritage site and filming location for 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon'. 140 residences dating back to the 14th century are built around an ancient waterway, with streets paved in original Yi County granite.

Website

Hongcun Village

Together with Hongcun, Xidi is a Unesco World Heritage site. Dating back to the 11th century, Xidi maintains its medieval water systems and original street plan and comprises 224 ancient homes, many of which are open to the public.

Xidi Village

Built during the Tang Dynasty (618 to 907 AD), Xixinan features more than 100 ancient houses, green pavilions, thousand-year-old ginkgo trees, and centuries-old osmanthus trees. A maple and poplar forest greets guests at the entrance.

Xixinan Village

'The loveliest mountain in China’—immortalized in art and literature since the 8th century—comprises dramatic granite peaks, many over 1000m high. While exploring, discover ancient pine trees, waterfalls, caves, lakes, hot springs, and ancient temples.

Hyatt Place Huangshan Train Station

Social