Top 50 Best Things to Do in Jiangxi

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Anonymous user

It looks quite ethereal when the lights are on at night, but during the day it's just so-so. Prices inside aren't too high. Overall, it's alright. However, whether it's worth driving so far is a matter of opinion.

WayneF0755

The autumn harvest scene in Huangling truly lives up to its reputation! Built into the mountainside, the ancient Hui-style village is adorned with rooftop drying racks overflowing with red peppers, yellow corn, and golden chrysanthemums—a vibrant tapestry of colors resembling an overturned palette. This contrasts beautifully with the white walls and gray tiles, making every snapshot a stunning masterpiece. When the sun shines down, the crops gleam warmly, and the villagers' figures as they dry their crops add a touch of rustic charm, creating a heartwarming and comforting atmosphere of harvest. The local delicacies on Tianjie Street and the fresh mountain air further enhance the experience. Avoiding the peak season allows for a more tranquil appreciation of this unique folk custom. With its visually stunning scenery and nostalgic charm, it's an absolute must-see autumn gem!

ddzt

I recommend going at night; the scenery is superb. Inside, there are models and animations showcasing the various reconstructions of Tengwang Pavilion, which is excellent. There are also many cultural relics, ceramics, and authentic Song Dynasty calligraphy and paintings, which are also quite good, much better than the Yellow Crane Tower. The only downside is that from 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM, the square in front of Tengwang Pavilion is fenced off for paid performances; you can only go to the front to take photos after 8:30 PM.

胡萝卜

Mount Lu is a famous scenic area and is definitely worth visiting. The Three-Tiered Spring, Five Old Men Peak, the site of the Lushan Conference, Meilu Villa, Fairy Cave, Little Heavenly Pool, Hanpokou, Ruqin Lake, and the Botanical Garden are all excellent attractions.

遥想当年123

We took the long loop, which took 8.5 hours in total. We took the cable car up and down the Waishuangxi River and traveled counterclockwise. The scenery was fantastic, magnificent, and the blue sky and white clouds were amazing. However, the route along the Sunshine and West Coast was too long, and we missed some key attractions. We felt bad about not going to see them, but we decided to just go with the mindset that we were already there. It was just too tiring, especially since it was all boardwalk.

Anonymous user

This is a great tourist attraction; the 53 yuan ticket allows you to stay for three days, with plenty of things to see, take photos, eat, and do. Although I only went once due to time constraints, I still think it was well worth it.

爱新觉罗-玄煜

Definitely worth a visit! During the day, you can enter the park and play games with the NPCs to earn silver coins to exchange for small gifts and participate in auctions. Games include drumming, rock-paper-scissors, "3, 2, 1, look this way," and push-ups, etc. At night, the lights are incredibly photogenic. Be sure to check the show times and durations to avoid running back and forth. The fire-pot and water-based fire-pot shows, iron flower displays, and drone shows are fantastic; arrive early to secure a good spot. If you're staying at a hotel within the scenic area, be sure to inquire about the check-out time. I didn't stay at a hotel within the scenic area, but I heard that check-out is at 7 AM the next morning!

M36***96

This was my first time visiting Wugong Mountain. The scenery along the way was beautiful, with dense forests in the first section and alpine meadows in the second. Although it was tiring to climb all the way to the Golden Summit, it was well worth the trip.

maykum

This attraction is excellent, telling the story of the Marquis of Haihun in the Western Han Dynasty, including the currently discovered ruins and treasures. It's a large-scale site, and while many areas still require further investigation and research, the visitor flow is already clear. 👍👍

THALIA C.

Our tour guide, Xiaofeng, was a gentle and polite young man. He explained things attentively and was very familiar with the museum's collection. He provided detailed explanations of the development of ceramic technology in various dynasties and the museum's finest pieces. It turns out he was even a student at a ceramics university! No wonder he was so professional and detailed. I learned a lot from his explanations and highly recommend him.