What attractions can you visit in Jiangxi?

1. Lushan Mountain’s characteristic landscape (highly recommended, I have been there twice, and the feeling was different both times. The first time I caught up with the heavy fog, like soaring clouds and mist; the second time the weather was good, just perfect for watching the sun. It is rare for Lushan Mountain to have such beautiful weather.) Lushan Mountain’s three wonders: 1) Waterfalls Lushan Mountain has many rapids and waterfalls, including 22 waterfalls, 18 streams, and 14 lakes and pools. Commonly known as "If you don't reach Sandiequan, you won't count as a visitor to Mount Lu". Sandiequan has a drop of 155 meters and is blocked by cliffs. It is divided into three folds, each with its own characteristics. There are also Wulongtan and Wulongtan which are divided into five parts by the blade of the boulder. The deep and quiet Huanglong Waterfall. 2) Sea of ??Clouds The clouds and mists in Lushan Mountain are unpredictable, sometimes like smoke, sometimes like the sea, sometimes like cotton, clustered in clusters, motionless, and sometimes like rolling waves. Most of the time, the clouds and mists remain pure and white. When the sun rises and sets, the rays of light will cover the white clouds with brilliant colors. Hanpokou, Wulaofeng and other places are good places to watch the sea of ??clouds. 3) Cliffs: One cliff, another cliff, facing a mountain stream of thousands of feet, facing thousands of steep cliffs, majestic, steep and rugged. The most popular cliffs to watch are Longshou Cliff and Shimen Stream. 2. Wuyuan Wuyuan is known as "the most beautiful countryside in China". It has perfectly preserved ancient buildings from the Ming and Qing Dynasties and has an pastoral atmosphere and scenery. It is like a wet gouache painting, or Monet's Impressionism, with beauty that can murder film scattered everywhere. Featured Landscapes 1) Sea of ??Rapeseed Flowers Every March and April is the time when rapeseed flowers are fragrant in Wuyuan. When the rapeseed flowers are in full bloom all over the mountains and fields, it is the most beautiful time of the year here. Unlike the rapeseed flowers in many other places, the rapeseed flowers in Wuyuan have another meaning: mountains are like an embrace, blue sky and clear water. Set among the lush green, Huizhou folk houses with pink walls and black tiles are lined up in rows, and ancient villages are dotted in the vast landscape. Among the rapeseed flowers, they compete with each other, like an ink painting of yellow flowers and green willows. 2) The Four Ancients of Wuyuan: One Ancient - Ancient Buildings Wuyuan was under the jurisdiction of Huizhou in ancient times, so the folk customs here are very close to those in the current Wannan area, and a large number of simple and elegant Huizhou ancient buildings, ancient ancestral halls, official residences, and residential buildings have been preserved. , studies, stages, covered bridges, pavilions, pagodas, etc. are scattered throughout the county. Those white houses are nestled among the green mountains and green waters, looking peaceful and elegant. Ming and Qing residential complexes such as Likeng, Yancun, Sixi and Taoxi are called "ancient architectural museums" by architects. The second ancient cave is located in the Lingyan National Forest Park. There are 36 large and small caves in the Lingyan Cave Group. There are many springs and pools in the cave, and there are hundreds of excellent scenic spots. Many literati and poets have visited this cave. There are still more than 2,000 inscriptions such as "Yue Fei visited here" and "Wu Hui and Zhu Xi", which are famous in China. rare. Three Ancients - Ancient Trees The famous and ancient trees scattered throughout the countryside add an ancient charm to Wuyuan. Kuaia from the Han Dynasty, ginkgo from the Sui Dynasty, camphor from the Tang Dynasty, crape myrtle from the Northern Song Dynasty, peony from the Southern Song Dynasty, torreya from the Ming Dynasty, and other yew, nanmu, cryptomeria, podocarpus, nanmu, and rosewood that have lasted for more than a thousand years. It still grows like a pavilion. Among the ancient trees in Wuyuan, the most famous ones are the Hongguan ancient camphor tree, known as the "No. 1 camphor tree in the south of the Yangtze River", and the giant sequoia trees planted by Zhu Xi himself. Four Ancients - Ancient Culture Wuyuan is the hometown of Zhu Xi, the master of Neo-Confucianism, and has also produced celebrities such as the writer Zhu Bian, the founder of the Anhui seal cutting He Zhen, the Pu scholar Jiang Yong, and the railway expert Zhan Tianyou. In addition, Li Bai, Huang Tingjian, Zong Ze, Yue Fei and others also visited here, leaving many traces that can be found. According to historical records: from the Song Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, 550 people in Wuyuan County passed the Jinshi examination and 2,665 people served as officials. In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, there were even "nine Jinshi in one discipline, six ministers and four ministers". There are more than 3,100 works written by Chinese scholars in the county, of which 172 with 1,487 volumes were selected into the "Sikuquanshu", so it is known as the "Hometown of Books". Wuyuan was a place where Wu and Chu originated from ancient times, with simple folk customs and rich nostalgia. Various folk customs reflect Wuyuan's moral tradition of "respect, harmony, frugality and tranquility". 3. Longhu Mountain Longhu Mountain is a beautiful and beautiful mountain in the south of the Yangtze River. It is said that the beautiful water of Lingshan Mountain was favored by the gods, and they sent two cranes to guide Zhang Daoling and his disciples to and from the mountain to refine elixirs and practice Taoism. The mountain god senses that the dragon and tiger appear and replace Yun Jin. Since then, the Longhu Mountain has beautiful blue water and Danshan Mountain, and the Taoist culture is beautiful in it. It ranks first among the famous Taoist mountains and is known as the first Taoist fairyland. Featured landscape: Shangqing Palace Shangqing Palace was built in the Eastern Han Dynasty. It was originally the place where Zhang Daoling practiced Taoism. The entire building layout is in the shape of "Bagua", with double eaves and red sills, and red walls and red doors, showing the unique style of Taoist palace architecture. Luxi River The Luxi River at the foot of Longhu Mountain connects Shangqing Palace, Tianshi Mansion, Longhu Mountain, and Xianshui Rock, forming the best Taoist pilgrimage route for sightseeing in Longhu Mountain. Sitting on the Luxi bamboo raft, you can have a panoramic view of the blue sky, white clouds, clear water, and Danshan Mountain. You have the feeling of "mountain in the water, water in the mountain". It is really "endless to see the wonderful mountains on both sides of the bank, and the beautiful water of the river is like a painted screen." Hanging coffin The hanging coffin site is located in the Xianshuiyan area. The cliffs near the water are covered with various caves, which contain more than 100 hanging coffins of the ancient Yue people from the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period more than 2,500 years ago. The burial height is 20-50 meters. Because these caves are so high that no one can enter them, what they contain has remained a mystery for centuries. Mosquito-free Village is located in Xujia Village in the Xianshuiyan Scenic Area on the east bank of the Luxi River. There are about 50 households with more than 200 people, and it is reported that they are descendants of Xu Zhenjun. The village is surrounded by mountains and rivers, with warm winters and cool summers, and a mild climate.

However, there is a strange phenomenon in the village, that is, there are no mosquitoes, so it is called the "mosquito-free village" and is an ideal summer resort. 4. Wugong Mountain In 1638, Xu Xiake, a geographer of the Ming Dynasty, visited Wugong Mountain in winter. Intoxicated by the wonders of the mountain, he wrote "Traveling to Wugong Mountain": "Thousands of jagged peaks and jade hairpins, and five ridges are comparable to Wugong Mountain. The view of the sun is like gold being smelted, and tourists are walking among colorful clouds." The travel notes of Wugong Mountain have naturally become Part of "Xu Xiake's Travels", it became famous and became a tourist attraction for literati, monks and Taoists. Featured landscape: Chuanyun Stalagmite (stalagmite twin peaks). The two pointed rocks are like a pair of spring bamboo shoots, standing straight out of the deep valley and straight into the clouds. It is about 260 meters high. This unique scenic spot is named "Chunyun Stalagmite", also known as Stalagmite twin peaks. It originates from a myth and legend, which says that a pair of lovers died in love and became these two stone peaks. It is said that there is a young man named Shi Zai and a girl named Xiao Cui here in Caoling. They love each other. Xiao Cui's family is a rich man, but her parents do not allow their daughter to marry the poor boy Shi Zai, and do everything possible to prevent it. One day, Shizi and Xiaocui met on a rock and held hands and said with tears: We can't be husband and wife in this life, so let's be husband and wife in the next life, so they both jumped into the abyss. Later, these two stalagmite peaks grew up in the abyss. The local people called them the twin stalagmite peaks. The taller peak was Shizi and the shorter one was Xiaocui. Martial Arts Mountain God The dangerous cliff rises steeply in front, more than twenty feet high. From the top of the cliff to the foot of the cliff, it looks like a person's face. The deep thatch on the top of the cliff is the flowing hair of the mountain god; the rocks on the cliff face are abrupt, resembling a human's forehead, eyes, nose, mouth, and ears. The facial features are angular and clearly visible; a stone protrudes from the foot of the cliff, just like a place for people to worship. of the altar. 100 meters diagonally opposite the mountain god, a rock rises up. The rock is as flat as a stone and can seat more than ten people, creating a natural viewing platform. Here, the charm and temperament of the mountain god can be seen before the eyes of tourists. Giant Ganoderma lucidum is located in the Dawang Temple Scenic Area. Main features: There are two large and small trees attached to an ancient tree. The larger one is about 1 meter in diameter and 0.5 meters in height. The smaller one is about the size of a straw hat. It has been growing for more than 100 years. It is the largest and best-preserved living Ganoderma lucidum in the world. The ancient altar group is a living fossil of ancient sacrificial culture in the south of the Yangtze River and one of the most unique cultural landscapes in Wugong Mountain. It is located at an altitude of 1,900 meters on the Golden Summit of Wugong Mountain, standing proudly on the border of Hunan and Jiangxi. The four stone altars with different orientations and unique architectural styles have a history of more than 1,700 years since their creation in the early years of the Three Kingdoms period. There are four stone altars, each with a different name. One is the Ge Xian Altar; the other is the Wang Xian Altar; the other is the Chongying Altar; and the other is the Qiu Heir Altar. 5. Sanqing Mountain Sanqing Mountain combines the beauty of heaven and earth and absorbs the spirit of hundreds of rivers. It is a wonderful scenery in China. It combines "the majesty of Mount Tai, the beauty of Mount Huang, the precipitousness of Mount Hua, the smoke and clouds of Mount Heng, and the tranquility of Qingcheng". It is praised by international landscape experts as: "a world masterpiece, a human treasure, and a spiritual jade state." Featured landscape: Sichun Goddess Sichun Goddess is located in the northeast of Nanqing Garden and is the iconic landscape of Sanqing Mountain. It is more than 1180 meters above sea level and 86 meters high. The shape of the entire mountain is like a girl with shawl hair. It is a miraculous creation of heaven and earth. For hundreds of millions of years, the goddess has sat on the mountain peak, silently watching all living beings with a peaceful expression.