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The ​​Huangshan Government Portal​​ ([www.huangshan.gov.cn](http://www.huangshan.gov.cn/)) is the official English website of Huangshan City, offering tourism guides, policy updates, and multilingual services for global visitors. It features UNESCO heritage info, e-services, and cultural insights.

Xin'an River Landscape Gallery, a UNESCO-listed scenic area in Huangshan, spans 50km of pristine waterways flanked by Hui-style villages and terraced landscapes. Known as the "Oriental Danube," it blends ecological diversity with ancient Huizhou culture, offering boat tours through a living Chinese painting.

Huizhou Ancient City (徽州古城), a 2,200-year-old UNESCO-listed heritage site in Huangshan, is one of China's best-preserved ancient cities. Known for its Ming-Qing architecture, Hui culture origins, and landmarks like Xu Guo Stone Archway, it's a living museum of imperial China.

Xidi Village, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2000, is a 950-year-old "boat-shaped" Huizhou-style ancient village near Huangshan. Famous for its Ming-Qing architecture, stone archways, and intricate "Three Carvings" art, it's hailed as a "living museum of Chinese folk houses."

Hongcun Village, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2000, is an 800-year-old "Chinese painting village" near Huangshan. Famous for its ox-shaped water system, Hui-style architecture, and Moon Pond, it starred in _Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon_.

Huangshan Mountain, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is famed for its "Five Wonders": spectacular granite peaks, twisted pine trees, hot springs, sea of clouds, and winter snow. A must-visit for nature lovers and photographers.