Three-day tour in Jiangxi? Specific route?

There are several points to see when you go to Jingdezhen

1. Look at ceramics. The most famous ceramics there are blue-and-white porcelain and thin-walled porcelain, especially thin-walled porcelain. So far, only Jingdezhen can produce them.

2. Go to Yaoli Scenic Area. Generally speaking, the environment in Jingdezhen is not ideal, but it is said that it is the best place in Jingdezhen. I'm from Nanchang, and I study in Jiangxi University of Finance and Economics. This time, Tomb-Sweeping Day is going to Jingdezhen, and the place that my friend strongly recommended to me is Yaoli, saying that the buildings in the south of the Yangtze River there are very beautiful.

3。 Go to Jingdezhen Ceramic Institute, especially if you are engaged in art, which is the highest institution of ceramics in the world. It's said that the Tomb-Sweeping Day International Ceramic Exhibition was there that day. If you want to see the top ceramic art, you must fly there.

4. It's said that there are many ceramic markets and ceramic streets in the city center, so it's more crowded if you want to buy souvenirs.

Jingdezhen's consumption is very low. Like me, I'm from Jiangsu, so I'm a fellow villager with you. I'm from Yancheng, Jiangsu. When I went to Nanchang, I felt that the consumption could not be compared with that in Jiangsu, and I could eat well in Jiangxi at the same price. Jiujiang is the second largest city in the west of Nanchang River. When we played Lushan Mountain there, a table of people had a meal in a medium-sized restaurant, and it was only 9. Do you think it was expensive?

I suggest you go to Jingdezhen first, then Nanchang, and then Jiujiang. Because you said you wanted to take the train.

The train from Nanjing to Jingdezhen costs 39 yuan, arrives at : 7 a.m., and then goes to Nanchang for a day, leaving at : 17 that evening, and then arrives at Nanchang Station at 7: 15 a.m., and then goes to Jiujiang. It is said that it will take 17 yuan to get there.

Nanchang plays more classes than Jingdezhen, where there is Houtian Desert (the largest desert in the south of the Yangtze River), but unfortunately it is man-made. But I've been there. It's not very interesting, and it's a long way.

There are some interesting places in downtown Nanchang, such as Bayi Square, which is a better place to go to Nanchang. It is a symbol of Jiangxi Province.

The location there is easy to remember. There are Bayi Fountain, Bayi Memorial Tower, and the road in downtown is called Bayi Avenue. The most famous bridge is called Bayi Bridge.

You can visit all these places.

You must have heard of Tengwang Pavilion, the most famous in Nanchang. You will definitely regret it when you go in. It's recommended that you just look at it at the door. It's nice outside, but there is nothing inside except souvenirs.

Nanchang has the world's largest Ferris wheel, which is worth seeing. You can sit on it for about half an hour for 5 tickets, and you can see the panoramic view of Nanchang.

Des Meiling in Nanchang is also worth visiting.

There is also the August 1st Uprising in Nanchang. It's free to go now. The new regulation just made last week is that it's in the center, not far from the railway station (Nanchang Railway Station is also in the center)

Next, I'll introduce Jiujiang to you.

Jiujiang's visit has two major features.

One is to visit Lushan.

The second is to visit Poyang Lake.

Of course, going to Lushan will be more fun.

After all, we won't see anything there in Jiangsu. Anyway, I can't see any mounds in Yancheng.

Lushan Mountain is really like you said. It's free for locals to play there.

I should ask your classmates to take you in because there are more than 2, permanent residents on the mountain.

I can play there without admission.

The Lushan Waterfall there gives me the best impression.

I suggest that you take a look.

I suggest that you take a taxi when you go to Lushan.

In fact, it's very affordable.

Because there are three scenic spots on Lushan, it's unrealistic if you want to go.

But it's very convenient to take a taxi to Jiujiang.

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But I know you can get to Wuxi by bus No.16

It will take you about seven hours to get home

Anyway, I wish you a good time, fellow Jiangsu.