The Best Place for Winter Tourism in Jiangxi Province

Its main peak, Yujing Peak, is 18 19 meters above sea level. It is also an excellent place to enjoy the snow in the south. It is named after the peaks of Yujing, Seo Woo and Yuhua. Every winter, due to its geographical location and high altitude, the mountains are closed by heavy snow, covered with flowers, green peaks and gold-plated trees, which is extremely magnificent.

It is precisely "Sanqingshan is the best scenery in the four seasons, and only the winter scenery is better". Rime is a major feature of Sanqingshan in winter. Every cold winter, Yushu Yin Hua will bloom in the mountains. It is neither snow nor frost, but it is more beautiful than snow and frost. Winter is the best season to see the sea of clouds. During this period, the temperature of the lower atmosphere is low.

Terrain:

The topography of Jiangxi province is dominated by hills and mountains in the south of the Yangtze River. Basins and valleys are widely distributed, with a slight Poyang Lake plain. Geographically, bounded by Jinjiang-Xinjiang line, the northern part belongs to Jiangnan Uplift of Yangtze paraplatform and the southern part belongs to South China Fold System, which was merged by Late Caledonian Movement at the end of Silurian, and was transformed many times by Indosinian Movement, Yanshan Movement and Himalayan Movement.

A series of northeast-southwest structural belts have been formed, and a large number of granites have invaded the southern region. Red clastic rocks from Cretaceous to Paleogene were deposited in the basin, and gypsum and rock salt were deposited. A faulted basin centered on Poyang Lake has been formed in the northern region, and Quaternary laterite has accumulated in the piedmont area at the edge of the basin. This is the geological basis that causes the topography of the whole province to tilt to the north.