Wucheng Bird Town at Poyang Lake hosts tens of thousands of wintering white cranes across an international wetland. Explore ancient waterside streets, climb birdwatching towers, join eco-tours, and follow seasonal viewing tips for the peak birding months and practical travel information.
Read moreDiscover Jizhou Kiln in Jiangxi, a 2.8-square-kilometer archaeological park preserving 24 ancient kilns and thousands of Song–Yuan black-glaze ceramics. Explore the museum, walk dragon kilns, join wood-leaf pottery workshops, and attend monthly dragon-kiln firing reenactments for an immersive ceramic pilgrimage.
Read moreStep into Guanxi New Enclosure in Longnan and experience a living Hakka fortress: fortified rammed-earth walls, 124 family rooms, ancestral hall rituals, hands-on wall-repair workshops, and traditional Hakka feasts. Practical travel tips, transport, seasonal advice, and suggested one- or two-day itineraries included.
Read moreFairy Lake in Xinyu, Jiangxi features 99 islands, millennia-old love legends from Gan Bao’s Sou Shen Ji, Ming-era Wannian Bridge, Tang Shengji Temple, seasonal festivals, and eco-boat tours. This guide outlines highlights, routes, tickets, dining, and practical tips for couples and culture-seekers.
Read moreJieqiao Ancient Village in western Jiangxi preserves over 900 years of history, Ming‑Qing residences, and unique ecological ‘Four Wonders’—square bamboo, solid bamboo, dual-temperature wells, and a millennia-old pine. This guide covers history, architecture, nature trails, practical travel tips, and authentic local cuisine.
Read moreHidden in Fenyi’s mountains, China’s ‘Cave of Love’ offers 1,600 meters of karst wonders—Niulang Zhinv Cave, underground rivers, holographic Qixi experiences, seasonal waterfalls, and an eternal cool climate. Guided tours, cultural rituals, and photography highlights make it ideal for romantic and geological exploration.
Read moreYashan Scenic Area blends dramatic Danxia cliffs, primeval forests and Wolong Valley waterfalls with centuries-old Lingyan Temple and Hakka walled houses. Explore A-Duo Forest’s glass walkway, hike ancient trade routes, savor Nanan cured duck, and experience seasonal cloud seas and spiritual calm in Jiangxi.
Read moreDongxu Zhai in Jiangxi combines Danxia red cliffs, a 3 km via ferrata—the longest in Asia—dramatic waterfalls, glass bridges, and Taiping-era ruins. Visitors find routes from family-friendly slides to extreme cliff climbs, seasonal photography highlights, and local Hakka culture and cuisine.
Read moreShangbao Rice Terraces, a FAO-recognized agricultural heritage site in Jiangxi, showcases 800 years of Hakka terraced farming across 30,000 mu. This guide offers history, seasonal photography tips, cultural experiences, hiking routes, accommodation suggestions and practical travel advice for exploring this living landscape.
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