Top 20 Night Attractions in Nanchang

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Remember to go at night, and enter before the performance at Tengwang Pavilion, when the lighting display is still intact. The lights in Tengwang Pavilion will be turned off once the performance starts. Also, you can see the river view from the third and fifth floors of Tengwang Pavilion, but not from the top floor. The second basement level has an exhibition of imperial edicts and models of Tengwang Pavilion from different dynasties, which are worth seeing.

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The Ferris wheel is quite large and is located in a park. You don't need a ticket to enter the park, but you do need a ticket to ride the Ferris wheel. If you just want to take pictures, you can do so in the nearby MixC mall. There are fewer people on weekday evenings, so you can discuss with the staff to sit in a private room with your friends. The whole trip takes about 25 minutes.

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We arrived at Sea World before 1pm, and then we were busy watching all kinds of performances. It was already 4pm, and I just felt a little relaxed. We saw the animal interaction time at 4:10pm, and then we petted snakes, hugged lizards, and touched bunnies. Then we went to see the dolphin and seal show. After the show, we were given tickets for the Dream Back to Hongzhou show. Pizza Hut is right next to the escalator at the Sea World exit. We entered the park for free and played a free ride in the Colorful World. The Dream Back to Hongzhou show far exceeded our expectations and was wonderful. It was a very fulfilling day.

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With the August 1st Nanchang Uprising Memorial Tower at its core, the site carries a rich history and features a highly engaging flag-raising ceremony. It serves as a vital venue for revolutionary education and patriotic expression. Combining both commemorative and leisure features, it boasts military history landscapes, a musical fountain, and regular cultural activities. It serves as both a popular check-in spot for tourists and a daily leisure space for residents. Addressing issues such as commercial photo shoots occupying the road, dedicated check-in areas and guided pathways are quickly designated to enhance the visitor experience. However, rectification efforts to address commercial photo shoots occupying the road and congestion in some areas have had limited success. Furthermore, the surrounding underground passages and lack of connectivity to the subway create inconvenience for travelers.

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Wanshou Palace Historical and Cultural District is located in the Zhongshan Road business district in the center of Nanchang. It integrates history, culture, commerce and tourism, and is a classic landmark of Nanchang's cultural and tourism integration. There are many late Qing Dynasty Gan-style houses, gray walls and tiles, and granite ancient roads. It can be said to be a "museum without walls". In the crowded district, you can also taste a variety of Jiangxi specialties, so that your taste buds can also start a journey here.

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Unique Views from 303 Sightseeing HallThe 303 Sightseeing Hall offers a remarkable perspective of the city, combining modern design with panoramic views. The hall is located on a high floor, giving visitors a clear vantage point over the skyline, riverside, and nearby landmarks. Large glass panels allow natural light to flood the space, making it ideal for photography during the day and for capturing sparkling city lights at night. The interior is well maintained, with clear signage and staff on hand to guide guests. Crowds can build during weekends, so arriving early ensures a more relaxed visit. Ticketing and entry are straightforward, and the elevators are fast and reliable. Overall, 303 Sightseeing Hall is a must-see for those who want to experience the city from above, offering both beauty and atmosphere at an affordable price.

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Family, when you come to Nanchang, you must visit Qiushui Square! Last time I took Metro Line 1, and it was not far from Exit 5. Take a walk along the Gan River during the day, and the river breeze is particularly pleasant. You can also see the Tengwang Pavilion on the other side of the river across the river. There is a cultural corridor next to the square, and you can learn a lot about Gan culture by walking there. The musical fountain at night is even more amazing. The 128-meter-high main fountain dances with music and lights, which is super shocking! After watching the fountain, go to the nearby area to eat some Nanchang special snacks, such as mixed noodles and clay pot soup. This trip is so satisfying!

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Families, you must visit Wanshou Palace when you come to Nanchang! As soon as you get off the subway line 1, Wanshou Palace Station, Exit 1, you can go directly to the block. Once you enter, you will see blue bricks and black tiles, flying eaves and corners, which are particularly ancient and beautiful for taking pictures. If you want to play, Tiezhu Wanshou Palace is a must-go. As the ancestral home of Wanshou Palaces around the world, the building retains the style of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. When the lights are on at night, it is particularly shocking. The Intangible Cultural Heritage Craftsmanship Museum is also worth a visit, where you can watch the intangible cultural heritage skills such as Yuzhang porcelain engraving and Gan hair embroidery on site. If you are tired of shopping, go to Ganfan. Nanchang clay pot soup, white sugar cake, paste soup...all kinds of Jiangxi special snacks will make you full. There is also an indoor scene-style food street here, which brings together snacks from all over the country, with a lot of choices.

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In the bustling streets of Nanchang, there is a Shengjin Pagoda built in the Tang Dynasty, which has stood for a thousand years with seven floors and eight sides. It is a cultural landmark of Nanchang. The folk song "The vine is broken, the gourd is cut, the pagoda collapses, Yuzhang is in ruins" fully describes its inextricable relationship with Nanchang. The ancient pagoda is silent, but the city pulse is audible. Let us follow the author to explore the past and present of this pagoda and understand the perseverance and renewal of a city.

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I went to the Toad Street Night Market in Nanchang and it was really lively! Although this street is only more than 300 meters long, there are many shops, and each one is super popular. As soon as I arrived at Toad Street, I saw a sea of ​​people, and there were queues everywhere. This is really Nanchang's "late-night canteen", with many Internet celebrity restaurants, such as "Liu Chef Residential Building Restaurant", "Wo Guanli" and "Da Pinghuo", each of which has its own signature dishes. I went to "Wo Guanli" and ordered spicy bullfrog and roasted chicken feet. The bullfrog meat was tender and tasty, and the chicken feet were stewed soft and glutinous, just spicy, especially good with rice. In addition to traditional Gan cuisine, there are many innovative snacks here. For example, "Jiangxi Spicy Fruit", cut fruits such as pineapple, mango, and Hami melon, sprinkle with chili powder, sour and spicy appetizer, especially suitable for summer. There are also many barbecue stalls, grilled skewers, grilled fish, grilled chicken wings, the aroma is so fragrant that people can't help but want to feast on it. The night view of Toad Street is also beautiful. When the neon lights are on, the whole street is full of fireworks. If you are tired, you can sit down on the open-air seats on the street, drink a cold beer, eat and chat, which is very comfortable. There are not only delicious food here, but also many fun things, such as some cultural and creative shops selling handicrafts and special souvenirs. This time I went to Toad Street, I really had a feast and felt the unique charm of Nanchang's nightlife.