Jiangxi Eyewear Park in Yingtan combines manufacturing, culture, and shopping across 3,000 mu. Visitors can tour production lines, explore an eyewear museum, design custom frames in DIY workshops, and shop major Chinese brands—ideal for industrial-tourism fans and families seeking a unique travel experience.
Read moreTaoxichuan Cultural Street transforms a former porcelain factory into Jingdezhen’s creative heart. Discover weekend markets, master studios, experimental museums, night 3D projections, hands-on throwing classes and local food highlights—all framed within preserved industrial architecture and UNESCO-backed innovation.
Read moreExplore Wenchangli in Linchuan, Fuzhou (Jiangxi): Ming‑Qing architecture, intangible-heritage workshops, local snacks, and a nightly immersive Peony Pavilion performance. Practical tips and secret photo spots included.
Read moreShanghai Xintiandi blends preserved 1920s Shikumen architecture with modern boutiques, restaurants, and nightlife. Spend 2–3 hours exploring flagship stores, local high-end brands, trendy cafés, live music venues, and art events. Best visited at dusk; accessible via Huangpi South Road or Xintiandi metro stations.
Read moreNanchang Wushang MALL, opened in 2023, redefines Jiangxi retail with over 40 international luxury brands, Michelin-rated restaurants, an indoor ski slope, immersive cultural street, and rooftop gardens. Easily reachable via Metro Line 1, it blends high-end shopping with local Gan River heritage.
Read moreTianhong Department Store in Nanchang blends international brands with Jiangxi culture. Explore eight floors of shopping, local crafts, clay-pot soups, family restaurants, weekend performances, VIP services, and practical tips for international visitors seeking authentic souvenirs and convenient one-stop experiences.
Read moreA walking guide to Nanchang’s Wanshou Palace Historic District: explore a 1,700-year-old Taoist temple core, Gan-style architecture, artisanal shops, Jingdezhen ceramics, and bold street food. Practical tips on transit, shopping, night shows, and where to find hidden local workshops make it perfect for a full-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.
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