Guanyin Bridge in Lushan, Jiujiang, is a genuine Northern Song single-arch stone bridge built from 107 granite blocks. The site combines engineering prowess, Su Shi and Huang Tingjian inscriptions, scenic waterfalls, and practical visitor tips for a peaceful cultural stop in Jiangxi.
Read moreQianxin Town, tucked into the northeastern foothills of the Jiulian Mountains in Longnan, Jiangxi, blends living Hakka traditions with vast organic tea gardens, bamboo forests, hot springs and hands-on workshops. Ideal for tea lovers, photographers, families, and cultural travelers seeking restorative nature and authentic rural experiences.
Read moreGexian Mountain blends Taoist history, Danxia cliffs, and a spectacular sea of clouds. Explore ancient pilgrim paths, ride the summit cable car, join temple rituals, and enjoy family-friendly village night shows. Ideal year-round, with summer coolness and vivid spring or autumn colors.
Read moreHuajianli Scenic Area in Dayu County, Jiangxi, blends a 30-meter waterfall, 90% forest cover, Ming dynasty stone courier road and Qing Hakka walled houses. Ideal for photographers and culture seekers, it offers guided treks, seasonal spectacles, limited daily visitors, and authentic Hakka experiences.
Read moreYangshimu on Mount Wugong is a 1600m highland wonder of granite pinnacles, rolling cloud seas and Taoist heritage. This guide covers seasonal highlights, three hiking routes, cultural sites, practical travel tips, tickets and transport—everything international visitors need to plan an unforgettable visit.
Read moreHuangling in Wuyuan hangs on a 600m cliff, offering preserved sun-drying (shaiqiu) customs, thousand-acre terraced rapeseed fields, Ming-Qing Hui architecture, seasonal photo opportunities, cableway access, local crafts, and practical tips for visiting, photographing, and staying in this living rural museum.
Read moreShizhong Mountain in Jiangxi sits at the Yangtze–Poyang Lake meeting point, famed for karst-formed bell-like echoes, Su Shi’s literary link, Tang-to-Qing military relics, and scenic boat rides. Ideal for geology enthusiasts, history lovers, and photographers seeking dramatic river-lake landscapes and ancient gardens.
Read moreBaiyun Lake Artisan Valley, in Ganzhou’s Nankang District, blends lakefront scenery with living craft heritage. Enjoy spring rhododendrons, Hakka villages, hands-on woodcarving, bamboo weaving, pottery, tea tasting, lakeside cycling, and ancient Song post-road walks—ideal for family outings or immersive cultural day trips.
Read moreYaoli Scenic Area, near Jingdezhen, is the birthplace of kaolin and a living porcelain museum. Explore Tang and Ming kiln sites, evergreen forests, waterfalls, tea-picking seasons, hands-on pottery workshops, and calm guesthouses. Ideal for culture, photography and hiking—best visited April–May or September–November.
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