Sanbaishan in Jiangxi offers a rare mix of 120-million-year-old volcanic geology, dense primitive forest, and dramatic waterfalls—the East River’s source that supplies Hong Kong. This guide covers geology, Hakka culture, seasonal highlights, hiking routes, practical transport and visitor tips for an immersive eco-cultural journey.
Read moreMount Sanqing in Shangrao, Jiangxi offers dramatic granite peak forests, Taoist temples, and seasonal spectacles from rhododendron blooms to snow scenes. This guide covers highlights, travel routes, transport options, best seasons, practical tips, tickets, and suggested one- or two-day itineraries.
Read moreSeven Star Ridge in Jiangxi offers a 1,300m granite peak landscape shaped by ancient geology and human history. Visit April for rhododendron blooms, walk the glass skywalk, explore Red Army relics, and choose from quick three-hour loops to full-day ridge traverses. Practical tips included.
Read moreDiscover Gaoling China Village near Jingdezhen: a living porcelain and tea culture site with Tang-era tea market performances, kaolin mine tours, hands-on pottery and tea-dye workshops, vast tea gardens, farm-to-table stays, and photography opportunities.
Read moreYuanshuiyuan Red Culture Park in Pingxiang, Jiangxi blends the Autumn Harvest Uprising’s history with national wetland ecology. Visitors can follow historic routes, watch immersive theater, walk a 6-km boardwalk for birdwatching, and join hands-on Red Army activities like wood-fire cooking and Morse-code missions.
Read moreShengjin Tower in Nanchang blends Tang-dynasty architecture with lively street culture. Visit by day for living heritage and crafts, return at night for a 3D light show. Sample clay-pot soups, local snacks, and follow insider tips for best photos, timings, and festivals.
Read moreAutumn Water Square in Nanchang blends a 128-meter music fountain with riverside views of historic Tengwang Pavilion. Enjoy dynamic light shows, a Gan culture bronze relief corridor, family-friendly fountains, and an 800m boardwalk—ideal for photography, evening strolls, and a one-day cultural itinerary.
Read moreTianmu Hot Springs at Mingyue Mountain blends selenium-rich mineral pools, Tang-dynasty inspired architecture, and modern wellness facilities. With over 60 pools, a starry infinity pool, family water park, and customized TCM spa therapies, it’s a top Jiangxi destination for multi-generational relaxation and seasonal experiences.
Read moreTengwang Pavilion in Nanchang invites travelers to walk through a living Tang-era poem. Explore reconstructed Song-style architecture, Wang Bo’s literary legacy, interactive exhibits, river cruises, and evening light shows—perfect for culture lovers seeking history, photography, and immersive experiences along the Gan River.
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