“Shangrao: A place that will make your camera storage explode!”

Must-see attractions 📸 1. Wuyuan—China's most beautiful village 🌱 In spring, the rapeseed flower fields are like an overturned palette, and in autumn, the "shaiqiu" (sun-drying) is like our ancestors' version of posting photos on social media. ·Friendly tip: Don't try to count how many photographers are lying on the ground taking pictures of flowers, or you'll get dizzy. 2. Sanqingshan—A famous Taoist mountain and a place for spiritual cultivation ❤️ When it's foggy, it's like stepping into Journey to the West. On a clear day, take the cable car to see the strange rocks and imagine giants playing mahjong. ·Advice for lazy people: Pretend you're a balloon before climbing the mountain, and the cable car is your lifeline. 3. Wangxian Valley—A "xianxia" theme park on a cliff 🎇 When the lights come on at night, you'll be transported into the world of Chinese Paladin. Shout "Shifu, save me!" into the valley for an immersive experience. 4. Gexian Village—Ancient style by day, party central by night ❤️ Wear Hanfu and take photos during the day, and watch the light show + drone performance at night. The difference between ancient and cyberpunk is just a dinner. Foodie radar activated 🍽 Must-try snacks: ·Lead Mountain Hot Rice Noodles: The "social butterfly" of Jiangxi rice noodles, it goes well with any topping. ·Wuyuan Steamed Rice Cakes: Fermented rice cakes that taste like clouds. It is recommended to pair them with chili sauce to awaken your taste buds. ·Qingming Kueh: Also known as "green dumplings," these are a battleground for those who prefer sweet or savory flavors. It is recommended to buy one of each and be the judge. ·Hardcore recommendations: ·Yugan Chili Fried Pork: Jiangxi's certified spicy dish. Prepare yogurt to cool down the spice, or you might breathe fire. ·Poyang Lake Fish Head: The fish head is bigger than your face, and the soup is so delicious you'll want to soak three bowls of rice in it. But be careful not to fight over the spoon with your tablemates. 🛌 Money-saving tips for accommodation ·Wuyuan County B&Bs: 💰 CNY 100-200/night. The owner might give you homemade chili sauce (try with caution). ·Youth hostels at the foot of Sanqingshan: 💰 CNY 50 for a bed. Share funny hiking stories with fellow travelers—more authentic than likes on social media. ·Chain hotels in Shangrao city: Home Inn/Hanting around 💰 CNY 150. Convenient transportation, and you can order takeout from all over the city. 🚘 Transportation tips ·🚄 Take the high-speed train to Shangrao Station. The inter-city buses are like a lucky draw; you might encounter a driver who speaks a strong local dialect. ·Wuyuan rural buses run on a flexible schedule. Adopt a "since I'm already here" mentality while waiting, and learn a few words of Gan dialect from the villagers. Final tips ❤️ Jiangxi cuisine is "hellishly" spicy. Shouting "a little spicy" when ordering may not work. It is recommended to bring your own milk. ❤️‍🔥 The weather in Sanqingshan is more fickle than a celebrity's mood. Bring a raincoat + sunscreen at the same time. ❤️ Don't touch the villagers' "shaiqiu" displays, or you might be invited to join in the work (just kidding). Summary: Shangrao = scenic wonderland + foodie paradise + xianxia film set. Lots to see for little money, come quickly!