1. Huangshan mountain scenery with sunrise views
2. UNESCO-listed Hongcun village and Tunxi Old Street
3. Huangling village landscapes
4. Jingdezhen porcelain culture and ceramic markets
5. Scenic Wangxian Valley experience
Day 1 – Arrive in Huangshan & Visit Hongcun Village
Transportation: Car
Meals: Lunch
Meet your guide at Huangshan High-Speed Railway Station and drive to Yi County to visit Hongcun Village, a UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for its Hui-style architecture, water systems, and picturesque rural scenery.
Overnight in Huangshan City.
Day 2 – Yellow Mountain Scenic Area (Cable Car Up)
Transportation: Car
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Drive to Yellow Mountain Scenic Area. Take the Yungu Cable Car up to the mountain and begin sightseeing on the summit, enjoying iconic granite peaks, ancient pines, and panoramic views.
Overnight on the mountain top.
Day 3 – Sunrise, Yellow Mountain & Tunxi Old Street
Transportation: Car
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Get up early to watch the sunrise if weather permits. Continue exploring highlights on the mountain before taking the cable car down. In the afternoon, visit Tunxi Old Street, a well-preserved Huizhou-style street with shops, teahouses, and local snacks.
Overnight in Huangshan City.
Day 4 – Huangling Village → Jingdezhen → Taoxichuan
Transportation: Car
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
In the morning, travel to Huangling Village, known for its terraced landscapes and traditional villages set on mountain slopes. In the afternoon, drive to Jingdezhen, China's "Porcelain Capital," and visit Taoxichuan Creative & Cultural District, a vibrant area blending ceramic art, studios, and cafés.
Overnight in Jingdezhen.
Day 5 – Jingdezhen Ceramic Heritage Tour
Transportation: Car
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Visit the China Ceramic Museum, followed by the Ancient Kiln Folk Expo Area to learn about traditional porcelain-making techniques. Continue to the Imperial Kiln (Yu Kiln) site, which once produced ceramics exclusively for the imperial court.
Overnight in Jingdezhen.
Day 6 – Ceramic Market & Wangxian Valley
Transportation: Car
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Explore the Jingdezhen Ceramic Free Market, where local artists sell handmade pottery and porcelain. In the afternoon, drive to Wangxian Valley, a dramatic cliffside landscape known for its fairy-tale scenery, wooden walkways, and evening views.
Overnight in Wangxian Valley.
Day 7 – Departure from Shangrao
Transportation: Car
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Transfer to Shangrao High-Speed Railway Station for your onward journey.
Price Includes
a) All sightseeing and activities listed in the itinerary
b) Private ground transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle
(car, minibus, or coach based on group size)
c) Lunches as specified in the itinerary at selected local restaurants
(one soft drink per person per meal included)
d) Hotel accommodation with daily breakfast
(based on double occupancy)
e) Services of a licensed, experienced English-speaking local guide
Price Excludes
a) Chinese visa application fees
b) International airfare or transportation to and from China
c) Personal expenses and optional activities not listed in the itinerary
d) Gratuities for the driver and tour guide (optional and at your discretion)
Travel Tips for This Trip
Physical Level
l Moderate activity: Huangshan includes hiking on mountain trails and stairs. Wangxian Valley involves walking along cliffside paths and village streets. Most travelers with normal fitness can manage comfortably.
l Optional strenuous sections: Energetic travelers can explore deeper areas of West Sea Grand Canyon (Huangshan) or trails in Wangxian Valley.
l Cable cars: Used on Huangshan to reduce physical strain. Walking in villages is flat and easy.
Weather & Seasonal Considerations
l Huangshan: Cooler at higher elevations, foggy and changeable weather; rain possible year-round. Best visited April - May or September - October.
l Jingdezhen: Summers are hot and humid; winters are mild but can be damp. Spring and autumn are most comfortable.
l Wangxian Valley: Mountainous microclimate; mornings can be misty. Bring layered clothing and rain protection.
Best Time to Visit
l Huangshan: April - May, September - October for clear views and comfortable temperatures
l Jingdezhen: Spring (March - May) and autumn (September - November) for museum and market visits
l Wangxian Valley: Spring and autumn for lush greenery and scenic photography
What to Pack
1. Comfortable walking or hiking shoes
2. Layered clothing, wind/rain jacket for Huangshan and Wangxian
3. Small backpack for water, snacks, and camera
4. Cash for village shops, local markets, and small vendors
5. Power bank for devices (cold and mist drain battery faster)
Who This Tour Is Best For
1. Travelers seeking nature and mountain landscapes
2. Culture enthusiasts wanting to experience Huizhou villages and porcelain heritage
3. Photography lovers looking for sunrise, misty mountains, and scenic valleys
4. Those who enjoy hands-on rural and craft experiences
15 days before commencement of services: 100% refund.
7 to 14 days before commencement of services: charge 10% of the tour price.
2 to 6 days before commencement of services: charge 50% of the tour price.
Within 2 days of commencement of services or no-show travelers: charge 100% of the tour price.
After the trip has commenced, we are unable to refund any amount for unused services due to your willingness, early departure, late arrival, or missed days on tours.
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