Haba Lake Ecotourism Area, on the southern edge of the Mu Us Sandy Land in Ningxia, is a rare desert-wetland mosaic. With 160+ bird species, ancient Great Wall ruins, seasonal scenery, and camping, it’s ideal for photographers, families, and nature lovers seeking an off-the-beaten-path ecological adventure.
Read moreLiupan Mountain in Ningxia blends Long March history, Silk Road relics and pristine forest ecosystems. Enjoy cool summers, hiking, birdwatching, grotto art, and dramatic seasonal scenery for a rich cultural and ecological experience.
Read moreLonghu Mountain in Jiangxi blends dramatic Danxia red sandstone formations with deep Taoist history. Visitors can see UNESCO-listed peaks, ancient Taoist temples, and enigmatic hanging coffins, plus bamboo-rafting, hiking, and cultural experiences. Practical transport, season tips, and sample itineraries help plan a one- or two-day visit.
Read moreGui Peak in Yiyang, Jiangxi, showcases rare Danxia ‘turtle’ rock forests, Tang-era Buddhist grottoes, and tranquil Qingshui Lake. This guide covers best viewpoints, a one-day itinerary, photography and family activities, transport, ticketing, and tips to avoid crowds for an unforgettable geological and cultural journey.
Read moreJourney into Jiangxi’s Dragon Palace Cave, a 500-million-year-old karst system featuring a 1,600-meter underground corridor, 20-meter stone pillars, and an underground river boat tour. Perfect for photographers, geology enthusiasts, and travelers seeking mythic landscapes, seasonal insights and practical tips.
Read moreMagu Mountain in Jiangxi blends Taoist legend, Danxia rock formations, and rare ecology. Visit Xiandu Temple, hike to Furong Peak and Yulian Twin Waterfalls, witness cloud sea Buddha light. Practical transport, ticket, and seasonal tips included for an unforgettable spiritual and natural adventure.
Read moreTongyuan Gorge, an hour from Nanchang, offers a compact Jiuzhaigou-like experience: 150-million-year granite cliffs, ten stunning waterfalls, Ming-era stone trails, ancient charcoal kilns, and a 1,200-year yew tree. Guided hikes reveal wildlife and local legends.
Read moreJinzhu Waterfall in Jiangxi presents a 96-meter cascade, primeval forests, and living She ethnic culture. Visit year-round for waterfalls, misty hikes, craft workshops, local cuisine, and tranquil natural retreats.
Read moreTongtianyan, in Ganzhou’s northwest, showcases 6 sq km of red Danxia cliffs and five cave groups with 359 Tang–Song cliff carvings. Visitors encounter geology, millennial Buddhist art, Wang Yangming’s lecture sites, seasonal hiking and photography tips, Hakka cuisine, and practical travel details.
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