Day 1 Shanghai → Shenzhen Ferry
All day
At 6:00 PM - 6:30 PM, everyone will gather downstairs at the Mingshen Center Building to sign in and depart! The instructor will introduce the activities and team members, and there will be interactive games, making the journey filled with laughter and joy. We'll arrive in Shendu Town around 12:00 PM, so tourists should take a break.
Day 2 Shendu → Yangchan → Shitan
All day
Morning photographers, remember to wake up early! The light is at its best! Feel free to head to the 180-degree U-turn at the Xin'an River Landscape Gallery to capture the morning scenery! The lush green mountains, clear waters, gray tiles, and white walls, accented by spring rapeseed blossoms, are simply breathtaking!
After the photoshoot, we headed to Yangchan to photograph the Tulou (earthen buildings). The architecture here is pristine and simple, yet full of charm. Layer upon layer, stretching from the foot of the mountain to the summit, the towering 300-plus Tulou (earthen buildings) create a dazzling display. First-time visitors will undoubtedly be struck by the rows and rows of quaint Tulou, arranged in a staggered pattern.
We journeyed up the river to Shitan, enjoying breathtaking scenery along the way. We strolled and photographed, arriving in Anhui Shitan around noon. We had lunch, then chartered a car up the mountain to Xiatai Village, where we were assigned a room. After a short rest, we headed to Beishan, a dreamy route. Starting in July, the route is a sea of sunflowers. As we walked and photographed, we could gaze out over the emerald Changxi River in the distance, and the white-walled, black-tiled Hui-style houses nestled amidst a sea of yellow blossoms—a truly breathtaking sight.
Then we took some free photos in Hushan Village, a deserted village in decline. A few gorgeous peach and rape blossoms are hidden among the dilapidated old houses, which makes people sigh that time flies and the years are fleeting.
In the evening, we returned to the Xiatai Observation Deck to capture the sunset.
In the evening, we exchanged photography tips at Shitan. The starry sky over Shitan was also a popular subject for everyone to photograph!
Day 3 Shitan → Shanghai
All day
In the morning, we'll capture the beauty of Shitan in the morning mist and the sunrise. After breakfast, we'll descend to Shitan Village, cross the ancient bridge, and photograph the village's culture. There's also an old ancestral hall, perfect for photo opportunities.
We'll then return, passing the North Bank Covered Bridge, the most spectacular Qing Dynasty covered bridge in ancient Huizhou. Here, we'll capture both humanistic subjects and portraits. After lunch, we'll return to Shanghai, arriving around 7 PM. A tearful farewell awaits...
