Recommended tourist attractions in Jing 'an

Sanzhaolun National Forest Park is located in Jing 'an County, a national AAAA tourist area, with an area of 320,000 mu and a forest coverage rate of 95.7%. It consists of Mine Garden Scenic Area, Luojiaping Scenic Area, Baofeng Scenic Area, Panlong Lake Scenic Area, Manidu Scenic Area and Tiemenqian Scenic Area.

2. Jiulingshan National Nature Reserve

Jiulingshan National Nature Reserve is located in Sanzhaolun Township and Daqishan Ecological Forest Farm, Wang Du Town, Baofeng Town, Jing 'an County, with a total area of 1 154 1 hectare, belonging to the nature reserve of forest ecosystem type. The main protected objects are the typical primary evergreen broad-leaved forest, rare wetland birds, ancient relict plant and rich biodiversity in low altitude areas in the middle subtropical zone.

3. Baofeng Temple

Baofeng Temple is located 20 kilometers north of Jing 'an County, at the foot of Baoqing Mountain in Baofeng Town, on the bank of Tan Zhuo. According to historical records, Baofeng Temple, formerly known as Qitan Temple, also known as Huolin Temple, was founded in the middle of the Tang Dynasty and was named after its location on the shore of Qitan. Because the temple was built on Shimen Mountain, it is also called "Shimen Ancient Temple" among the people.

Related information:

Jing 'an County belongs to the humid climate in the north subtropical zone, with late recovery in spring, cold in spring, long hot time in summer, rapid cooling in autumn, cold in winter and distinct four seasons. The climate is mild and the temperature difference between east and west is great. The average temperature over the years is 17.0℃, and the annual average temperature in a few high mountainous areas is around 15.0℃, which is more than 3℃ lower than that in plain areas.

Geographical environment:

Jing 'an County is located in the northwest of Jiangxi Province, northeast of Yichun City, with Anyi County in the east, Fengxin County in the south, xiushui county County in the west, Wuning County in the north and Yongxiu County in the northeast, 37 kilometers away from Nanchang, the provincial capital.

It is located at 28 47' to 29 06' north latitude and114 54' to115 30' east longitude. The terrain is long from east to west, narrow from north to south, surrounded by mountains and hills in the middle, but occasionally there are several valley plains in the southeast, which are mountainous areas.