Things to do in Jiangxi

Start around 4 pm and stayed in the small town about 5 mins drive away from entrance. Wander around and wait till around 6.30pm where the lights start to lit up. Unreal! The night view is absolutely the main event - daytime is just the warm up.

The autumn harvest celebrations were truly spectacular, and the local activities were plentiful. Aside from the crowds, everything was perfect – delicious food, wonderful drinks, beautiful sights, and a great time. I stayed on the mountain for two days, experiencing the post-rain mist and the ancient houses under a clear sky; each was breathtaking.

Climbing to the top of Tengwang Pavilion and overlooking the Gan River, one is struck by its magnificent grandeur. Its upturned eaves and corners exude a timeless charm. The saying "The setting sun and the lone wild goose fly together" is truly fitting; as the premier pavilion in Jiangnan, this trip was well worth it!

Perhaps it's because you can't see anything on a rainy day, so I don't dare to say much about the scenery. You can usually see colorful birds in this season, but there's nothing happening now. However, I feel that the scenic area's management is still a bit lacking.

The scenery was beautiful, and the cable car was very convenient. It truly lived up to its reputation as a place where one can see all five sacred mountains, with the most breathtaking views at Sanqing Mountain. I spent the night on the mountain and woke up early the next morning to see the sunrise at Yutai. It was definitely worth the trip.

Taoyangli is the heart of Jingdezhen's porcelain culture, home to the ruins of the Ming and Qing imperial kilns. The red-brick arched kiln building of the Imperial Kiln Museum is itself a work of art. Ancient alleys, old kilns, and remnants of porcelain from the ruins intertwine, blending the old and the new. During the day, visitors can admire the cultural relics and historical sites, while the atmosphere is superb when the lights are on in the evening. There are also many small ceramic shops in the alleys, making it well worth a visit when in Jingdezhen.

The excitement only starts during the blue hour especially the amazing iron melting fireworks.

Many people come here for the gold from the Marquis of Haihun, right? 😂 And it certainly didn't disappoint—so much gold! 😍 Upon entering the museum, you're greeted by a spacious hall. A statue of Liu He stands alone, with the grandeur of the Han Dynasty behind him—quite moving. The exhibits inside are excellent; once again, I marvel at the exquisite craftsmanship of the ancients. The Haihunhou site is quite far from the city center, but it's easily accessible by a dedicated bus line. The journey takes about an hour and a half (approximately). The ticket price is only 10 yuan.

Our tickets were bought online through Trip.com and thus made convenient for us. We left our hotel in Shangrao City at 1530hrs and at almost 1700hrs, we arrived at Ge's Fairy Village.When the place lit up after the sun went down, the village gradually transformed into a magical realm, thus why it's called a fairy village. With most visitors decorating themselves in the traditional outfits, your mind was let to wander what it was like in the past could have been: tranquil despite the crowd, beautiful, vibrant and perhaps that explained why ever since the ancient time, visitors over the world that came for trade or visit to China - could have been mesmerized by her beauty.Our visit ended with a grand finale of fireworks and fiesta & dance. It was indeed a memory to treasure!!A highly recommended place for a visit if you ever come to Shangrao."🥰🥰🥰🥰

The experience of visiting Wugong Mountain was quite good. The hiking route was of moderate difficulty and not strenuous. The view from the summit was expansive, overlooking vast meadows. The breeze was pleasant and refreshing. There were also ample supply points along the way, so I didn't need to bring too much with me. It was a very relaxing trip.