Jiangxi - 11 Cities & Top Attractions

Tang-era Buddhist tower on the Gan River, the symbolic landmark of old Nanchang.

Suburban hill park with reservoir walks, plum blossoms in early spring.

The waterfall Li Bai immortalized as 'flying down three thousand feet'.

First of China's four great classical academies, Zhu Xi's 12th-century teaching site.

Converted 1950s porcelain factory, weekend ceramic night market, galleries and cafes.

Huizhou-style 'source of porcelain' village, Ming-Qing lanes and tea terraces.

National ceramics collection, including Yuan-dynasty blue-and-white masterpieces.

Southern foothills, Buddhist and Taoist temple complexes, autumn maple leaves.

Misty mountain range with Taoist grottoes and cliff walks.

Mountain lake with karst islands, glassy reflections in early morning.

Birthplace of Zhengyi Taoism, hanging coffins on cliff faces, bamboo-raft cruise.

Danxia cliffs along the Xinjiang river, sunset boat ride.

Cloud-sea and pine forest mountain overlooking Ganzhou city.

Hakka walled village, the brand name for Jiangxi Hakka cultural tourism.

Ancient Meiling corridor between Jiangxi and Guangdong, Ming Great Wall and gate towers.

Vast bamboo forest with hiking trails, panda conservation center.

High-altitude grassland and lake, summer escape from Jiangxi lowland heat.

Remote Hakka terrace fields, summer emerald, autumn golden waves.

Zen Buddhist mountain with Tang-dynasty founding temple, ancient pines and cliff inscriptions.

Famous Linchuan tea terroir, traditional tea-picking terraces.

Ming scholar Wang Zhaogeng's tomb, an exemplar of Ming literati architecture.

Danxia landform park, hiking among red cliffs and clear pools.

Pristine Ming-era village in Shangrao, ancestral hall with elaborate carvings.