I prefer this small town recommended by National Geographic over Jingdezhen.

I prefer this small town recommended by National Geographic over Jingdezhen. When it comes to traveling in Jiangxi, Wuyuan is a must-see. It was rated as the most beautiful village in China by National Geographic. In autumn, every household is busy drying crops, and the Huizhou lifestyle is vividly depicted here. Route D1 Moon Bay, Likeng, Wangkou, Huangling D2 Jiangwan, Shangtan Village, Longwei Village, Qingyuan Village, Sanyan Bridge - Attraction: Sanyan Bridge Tickets: Free This ancient bridge has withstood the test of time for hundreds of years. It can only be seen in its entirety when the stream is dry. Next to it is a vast grassland. 2. Shangtan Village Tickets: Free This is the filming location of the movie "I Am Not Madame Bovary." There is a thousand-year-old camphor tree at the entrance of the village, witnessing the changes of time. -3. Longwei Village Tickets: Free The village retains its original Huizhou architecture. There is a small stream behind the village, with crystal-clear water, perfect for stream tracing and playing in the water. 4. Qingyuan Ancient Village Tickets: Free There are no tourists here. There is a thousand-year-old ginkgo tree in the village. It's hard to imagine how beautiful it is when the leaves turn yellow. 5. Moon Bay Tickets: Free A long and narrow island is sandwiched between the two banks, like a crescent moon falling into the water. You can take a bamboo raft and row on the water. 6. Likeng Tickets: CNY 60 The misty and rainy Jiangnan of Huizhou, with narrow rivers connected by wooden bridges, and lanterns hanging along the street, creates a great atmosphere. 1. Wangkou Tickets: CNY 55 White walls and black tiles, bluestone alleys, and local residents still live here, full of life. The pier is a great place to dry crops.