"Tracing the Millennial Poetry of Jiangxi: Encountering the Elegance of Jiangxi Amidst Its Ink-Wash Landscapes"

• Tengwang Pavilion: Located at No. 58, Antique Street, Donghu District, Nanchang, it is one of the three famous towers in the Jiangnan region. Built in the fourth year of the Yonghui era of the Tang Dynasty by Li Yuanying during his tenure as the governor of Hongzhou, it gained fame through Wang Bo's "Preface to the Tengwang Pavilion." The architecture is magnificent, and the night views are breathtaking. • Jingdezhen Taoyangli Historical and Cultural Tourism Zone: Situated in the heart of Jingdezhen's old town, this AAAA-rated scenic area was historically the center of the city's porcelain industry. Attractions include the Longzhu Pavilion, Imperial Kiln Museum, and Nanlu Ruins, offering a deep immersion into ceramic culture. • Nanchang Haichunhou Kingdom Ruins Park: Located at No. 1, Zijin Avenue, Xinjian District, Nanchang, it showcases the history and archaeological discoveries of the Haichunhou Kingdom. With numerous and diverse unearthed artifacts, it serves as a vital window into Han Dynasty history. • Lushan Scenic Area: At No. 19, West Guling Road, Lushan City, Jiujiang, it is renowned for its grandeur, wonder, steepness, and beauty. Featuring cascading waterfalls, enigmatic mist, and glacial relics, it has inspired countless poets and scholars throughout history, making it a prime destination for summer retreats and sightseeing. • Sanqing Mountain: Named after its three towering peaks—Yujing, Yuxu, and Yuhua—resembling the three highest Taoist deities seated atop the mountain, it boasts unique granite pillars and peaks. Combined with lush vegetation and ever-changing weather phenomena, it blends natural beauty with profound Taoist culture. • Wulong Valley in Dazhang Mountain: A AAAA-rated scenic area straddling the Anhui-Jiangxi border, it is part of the Huangshan mountain range and serves as the watershed between the Lean River (Poyang Lake system) and the Xin'an River (Qiantang River system). With dense forest coverage and cascading waterfalls, its purple cliffs, green trees, white waterfalls, and colorful pools create a natural ink-wash painting. • Wangxian Valley: Located in Wangxian Township, Guangxin District, Shangrao, this cliffside village is hailed as a "real-life fantasy world." Visitors can stay in cliffside guesthouses and immerse themselves in the ethereal, misty ambiance of a fairy-tale realm. • Fairy Lake: A AAAA-rated tourist destination dubbed the "new romantic landmark" and "love check-in spot," it features attractions like the Qixi Old Street and Dragon King Island. The serene lake views and lakeside resorts make it a sweet getaway for couples. • Gexian Village: Inspired by traditional Chinese culture, it recreates the ambiance of a late Han Dynasty mountain village. Highlights include the Illusory Lake and intangible cultural heritage performances. At night, visitors can stroll with lanterns, enjoying the dreamy nightscape.