Wugong Mountain in Jiangxi offers a dramatic alpine meadow ‘cloud grassland’ at 1918m, ancient Taoist altars, and world-class hiking. This guide covers seasons, routes from gentle cableway trips to multi-day crossings, transport, tickets, and insider experiences like sunrise ‘sea of clouds’ breakfasts.
Read moreYangqi Mountain in western Jiangxi blends Tang-era Zen heritage, dramatic karst caves, and seasonal rhododendron seas. Visit Putong Temple, explore Nie Long Cave, hike the Five-Peak Traverse, and experience rime-frost wetlands. Practical transport, ticketing, and dining tips for a mindful, nature-rich itinerary.
Read moreMingyue Mountain in Yichun, Jiangxi blends dramatic cloud seas, a glass cliff walkway, 119-meter waterfall, ancient Chan temples, and 68–72°C selenium hot springs. This guide covers geology, culture, seasonal activities, travel tips, and routes for both adventure seekers and wellness travelers.
Read moreLushan blends mist-shrouded peaks, UNESCO cultural heritage, and striking geology with centuries of poetry and historic villas. This guide highlights top sights, practical travel tips, seasonal recommendations, local cuisine, and suggested 2- and 4-day itineraries for immersive exploration.
Read moreLushan West Sea (Xihai) is a 680 km² thousand-island lake where clear Zhelin waters, rare pink peach-blossom jellyfish, Yunju Mountain temples and Tang–Song heritage meet. This guide covers best seasons, itineraries, practical tips, and cultural highlights for a memorable lakeside escape.
Read moreExplore Fuhua Mountain on Poyang Lake’s shore—home to the Hu Yaobang Mausoleum, rich wetlands, and seasonal migratory birds. This guide covers history, nature highlights, birdwatching seasons, hiking routes, transport tips, museum info, and local food and accommodation recommendations.
Read moreJiangwan in Wuyuan offers an immersive Huizhou experience: golden rapeseed terraces, millennia-old camphor trees, ancestral halls, intangible folk arts, walking routes, homestay tips, practical transport and seasonal photography advice for one- or two-day cultural escapes.
Read moreLikeng in Wuyuan is a well-preserved Ming–Qing Huizhou village of white walls, black tiles, and S-shaped streams. Visit during rapeseed bloom or autumn ‘sun-drying’ festivals, take guided crafts workshops, and explore quiet lanes, bridges, and hidden viewpoints for authentic rural Chinese charm.
Read moreDajue Mountain in Zixi County, Jiangxi, blends 98% forest cover, a millennia-old Dajueyan Temple, and East China’s premier 3.6km canyon rafting. Ideal for hiking, religious pilgrimage, camping, and seasonal photography; accessible by car or public transport, best visited April–October.
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