What are the famous scenic spots in Jiangxi?

1. Tengwang Pavilion

Tengwang Pavilion is located in the northwest of Nanchang City, on the east bank of Ganjiang River. It was built in the fourth year of Yonghui in Tang Dynasty. It was built by Li Yuanying, the son of Tang Gaozu Li Yuan, who was the governor of Hongzhou at that time. According to records, Li Yuanying built this pavilion as a separate residence when he was appointed governor of Suzhou in the third year of Yonghui. When he was transferred to governor of Hongzhou, he built this pavilion. Because Li Yuanying was titled "Tengwang", it was named Tengwang Pavilion. More than 20 years later, Yan Gong, the then governor of Hongzhou, rebuilt it for the first time. After the completion of the project, Yan Gong gathered literati to compose notes. It was at this time that Wang Bo, who was passing by here, wrote his famous work "Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng".

This made Tengwang Pavilion famous all over the world. Han Yu praised in "Records of the New Construction of Tengwang Pavilion": "When I was younger, I heard about the beauty of many views in the south of the Yangtze River, but Tengwang Pavilion stands alone as the first, and is known as 'magnificent and unique'." Qing Dynasty poet Shang Rong's "Recalling Tengwang Pavilion" The poem goes: "The best landscapes in the world must be preserved by towers. Landscapes and towers must also be preserved with words."

2. Shengjin Pagoda

Shengjin Pagoda is located in Nanchang City On the east side of Shengjin Pagoda Street in Xihu District, outside the Jinxian Gate of the original ancient city, it was first built in the Tianyou period of the Tang Dynasty (904-907 AD). It is said that before the pagoda was built, the only monk who dug into the ground found an iron letter, which contained four golden ropes. There are three ancient swords (engraved with the words "driving the wind", "suppressing the fire" and "subduing the dragon" respectively) and a gold vase containing 300 relics, hence the name of the Rope Gold Pagoda.

3. Phoenix Valley Scenic Area in Jiangxi Province is now a national AAAA tourist attraction, one of the top ten farms in the country, the most popular scenic spot in China in 2012, and a national leisure agriculture and rural tourism A five-star park, a national leisure agriculture and rural tourism demonstration site, and a national popular science education base, it is also the creative base of the Jiangxi Photographers Association, the creative base of the Jiangxi Prose Association, and the largest and most popular outdoor wedding photography base in Jiangxi Province.

Phoenix Valley takes ecological agriculture as its theme and uses agriculture to drive Phoenix Valley tourism. Huangma Phoenix Valley Scenic Area is an agricultural ecology integrating picking, field hunting, sightseeing, leisure and conferences. Demonstration garden.

Introduction.

The underground palace is a building facility under the base of the pagoda. In 1988, during the maintenance of the Shengjin Pagoda, a number of precious cultural relics were discovered in other palaces and pagodas (now on display at the Shengjin Pagoda Thousand Buddha Temple Inside). There is an old folk saying: "The vine is broken and the gourd is cut, and the pagoda is ruined and the chapter is broken."

"Teng" is a homophony of "Teng", which refers to the Tengwang Pavilion; "Gourd" refers to the treasure; "Pagoda" refers to the Golden Tower; "宮" means collapse; "Yuzhang" That is Nanchang. The meaning of this ancient ballad is that if Tengwang Pavilion and Shengjin Pagoda collapse, the talents and treasures in Yuzhang City will be lost, and the city will also decline and no longer prosper.