Check in at Nanping Ancient Village.

Travel guide for Nanping Ancient Village, Anhui: Attractions - Ancient Ancestral Halls: Nanping Village is known as the "Museum of Ancient Ancestral Hall Architecture in China." The Ye Family Ancestral Hall "Xuzhi Hall" was a filming location for Zhang Yimou's film "Ju Dou." There are also other ancestral halls, such as the Ye Family Branch Ancestral Hall. The architecture is magnificent and carries the history and culture of the family. - Ancient Residences and Private School Gardens: There are "Peilan Study," "Peiyu Study," "Meiyuan Private School," and others. For example, "Banchun Garden" is a private school courtyard built by a wealthy businessman, and "Nanxun Villa" has exquisite wood carvings, showcasing the characteristics of Hui-style architecture. - Ancient Alleys: 72 ancient alleys are intricately intertwined, forming a maze-like layout. Strolling through them, you can feel the tranquility and mystery of the ancient village. Tickets and Transportation Tickets are CNY 43. Seniors aged 60–64 and full-time undergraduate and below students can purchase half-price tickets. Seniors aged 65 and above and others can enter for free. You can take Bus No. 2 to Nanping Scenic Area Bus Stop or take a direct minibus from Yixian Bus Station. Food You can taste local Hui cuisine, such as stinky mandarin fish, Huangshan bamboo shoots wrapped in meat and stewed with stinky tofu, and braised duck. Itinerary Visit the ancient ancestral halls and ancient residences in the morning to learn about history and culture. Have lunch in the village and taste Hui cuisine. In the afternoon, wander through the ancient alleys, enjoy the maze-like fun, and take photos as souvenirs.