Every Scenic Spot in Jiangxi · 江西景點全圖 — The HeartEase Atlas
江西和易HeartEaseThe HeartEase Atlas · 景點全圖
Every scenic spot in Jiangxi, by region
An illustrated map, not to scale. Boundaries follow official prefecture lines; terrain, heights and exact positions are artistic impressions. 示意地圖，並非按比例繪製。
Jiujiang 九江
Lushan & the great lake · Lushan · Poyang Lake
Lushan 廬山
A cool mountain retreat of stone villas, drifting cloud seas and a 155m three-tier waterfall — the most written-about mountain in Chinese culture.
Lushan West Sea 廬山西海
A vast reservoir scattered with 1,600+ forested islands — China’s quieter “Thousand Island Lake,” made for boat days.
Poyang Lake 鄱陽湖
China’s largest freshwater lake — and one of Asia’s great winter bird habitats, with Siberian cranes and white storks at Wucheng Bird Town.
Shizhong Mountain 石鐘山
A small hill at the confluence of Poyang Lake and the Yangtze, immortalised by the Song poet Su Dongpo in 1084.
Longgong Cave 龍宮洞
A substantial karst cave system — stalactites, stalagmites and underground rivers, the classic limestone experience.
Donglin Giant Buddha 東林大佛
A colossal gilded Amitabha Buddha beside the temple where Pure Land Buddhism was founded sixteen centuries ago.
Jingdezhen 景德鎮
The porcelain capital · Kilns · Taoxichuan · Yaoli
Ancient Kiln & Folk Customs 古窯民俗博覽區
China’s only 5A ceramic-culture park — working traditional kilns and artisans demonstrating every stage of porcelain-making.
Taoxichuan Creative District 陶溪川
An old porcelain factory reborn as an arts district — galleries, studios, cafés and a weekend maker’s market where modern Jingdezhen lives.
Yuyaochang Imperial Kiln 御窯廠
The Ming–Qing imperial kiln site — an archaeological park you walk over on glass floors, beneath kiln-shaped brick vaults.
Yaoli Ancient Town 瑤里古鎮
A porcelain-and-tea trading town in the hills — Hui-style architecture and stone lanes, quieter than the Wuyuan villages.
Guaishilin 怪石林
“Bizarre Stone Forest” — oddly shaped rock formations in a forested area, a fun half-day of variety.
Shangrao 上饒
The northeast powerhouse · Sanqing · Wuyuan · Wangxian
Mount Sanqing 三清山
Granite pillars wrapped in mist with Taoist temples — China’s answer to Patagonia, reached by cable car onto cliff plank-walks.
Wuyuan Villages 婺源
A constellation of whitewashed Hui-style villages — “China’s most beautiful countryside,” golden with rapeseed each spring.
Huangling 篁嶺
The famous “shai qiu” sun-drying spectacle — chillies and corn on rooftop racks — above terraces that turn gold with spring rapeseed.
Jiangwan 江灣
The grandest Hui-style architecture in Wuyuan — the former home of a Qing-dynasty official and the best craftsmanship in the county.
Likeng 李坑
A stream runs straight through the village — small, intimate, the classic postcard Wuyuan.
Xiaoqi 曉起
Ancient camphor trees and a quieter, slower atmosphere than the headline villages.
Sixi-Yancun 思溪延村
Dreamy and mist-prone — the film location for the 1980s classic “Liaozhai.”
Rainbow Bridge 彩虹橋
A covered Song-dynasty bridge over a wide river — one of Wuyuan’s most photographed spots.
Yantian Ancient Camphor 嚴田古樟
A genuinely massive 1,600-year-old camphor tree — a single-tree attraction, but the tree is the draw.
Wangxian Valley 望仙谷
Cliffside guesthouses and suspended walkways lit by thousands of lanterns — an engineered “Avatar” world that went viral on Douyin.
Wunvzhou Resort 婺女洲
A neo-Hui resort built around “Meet Wuyuan,” a nightly water-and-light show — high production value, a comfortable base for the villages.
Guifeng 龜峰
A compact, walkable Danxia landscape of red sandstone carved into surreal shapes — part of the UNESCO China Danxia listing, blissfully uncrowded.
Gexian Village & Mountain 葛仙村
A Daoist mountain retreat where an immortal once trained — the village below stages 20+ nightly performances and a mountain-gate ritual.
Damao Mountain 大茅山
Canyon waterfalls and forests that turn technicolour in autumn — a quiet alternative when Sanqing is busy.
Central 贛中
Nanchang · Yingtan · Fuzhou · Tengwang · Longhu · Liukeng
Tengwang Pavilion 滕王閣
One of the “Three Great Towers of Jiangnan,” immortalised by a Tang poet in 675 CE — best at sunset over the Gan River, lit at night.
Haihunhou Site Park 海昏侯遺址公園
A “Chinese Tutankhamun” — the tomb of a deposed Han emperor yielded 115kg of gold and the earliest known portrait of Confucius.
Anyi Ancient Village Group 安義古村群
Three merged Ming–Qing villages of cobbled lanes and rice paddies — a solid Wuyuan alternative if you’re based in Nanchang.
Mount Longhu 龍虎山
A sacred birthplace of organised Daoism with 2,600-year-old cliff coffins and a bamboo-raft drift through a red-sandstone canyon.
Liukeng Ancient Village 流坑古村
“China’s No.1 Ancient Village” — 260+ Ming–Qing buildings on a single grid, deep in rural Fuzhou.
Wenchangli 文昌里
The hometown of Tang Xianzu — “China’s Shakespeare” — restored for opera performances, night markets and a memorial hall.
Lichuan Ancient City 黎川古城
Arcade-lined old streets in rural Fuzhou — a low-key stop for vernacular architecture.
West Jiangxi 贛西
Alpine meadows & hot springs · Wugong · Mingyue · Wentang
Wugong Mountain 武功山
6,700 hectares of alpine meadow on a 1,918m ridge — campers pitch tents on the Golden Summit for the sea-of-cloud sunrise.
Mingyue Mountain 明月山
“Bright Moon Mountain” — selenium-rich hot springs at the base, a cliff-face glass skywalk and a fine alpine waterfall.
Wentang Town 溫湯鎮
A millennium-old hot-spring town where locals and travellers soak their feet in selenium-rich pools along the streets.
Yangshimu 羊獅慕
Granite peak-forest scenery in Sanqing’s geological family — far less visited, no ticket queues.
Gezao Mountain 閣皂山
The ancestral home of the Lingbao school of Daoism — a forested mountain of temples and few tourists.
Baizhang Mountain 百丈山
Where a Tang Zen master codified the monastic rules that still govern Chan (Zen) monasteries today — historical weight, modest scenery.
Daijue Mountain 大覺山
A Buddhist mountain billed as the “No.1 Zen Forest of Jiangnan” — cable car to a temple complex and forest views.
Wanzai Ancient City 萬載古城
A restored old town of Ming–Qing Ganxi residences and arcade lanes.
Ganzhou 贛州
Hakka country, the deep south · Songcheng · Terraces · Sanbai
Guanxi Enclosed Houses 關西圍屋
A Hakka fortified village — massive rectangular earthen compounds with corner watchtowers; the largest could house hundreds.
Shangbao Terraces 上堡梯田
China’s largest Hakka rice terraces — water-mirrored in spring, golden in autumn, and almost unknown to foreign tourists.
Nanwudang 南武當
Ninety-nine sandstone peaks rising abruptly from flat farmland, with steel walkways bolted to the cliff faces.
Jiangnan Songcheng 江南宋城
One of China’s best-preserved Song city walls — a 3.6km rampart, a floating-boat bridge and Qing shop-house lanes that still feel lived-in.
Sanbai Mountain 三百山
The source of the Dongjiang River — Hong Kong’s drinking-water supply — with forested trails and waterfalls.
Hanxian Rock 漢仙岩
“Little Penglai of Jiangnan” — Danxia cliffs and caves on the Fujian border, wrapped in immortal mythology.
Cuiwei Peak 翠微峰
A dramatic Danxia peak — steep red cliffs and a narrow ridge trail for the adventurous.
Tongbo Mountain 銅鈸山
Deep canyons, red cliffs and waterfalls on the Jiangxi–Fujian border — almost no foreign visitors.
Red Trail 紅色之旅
Cradle of the revolution · Jinggangshan · Ruijin
Jinggangshan 井岡山
Where Mao established the first rural revolutionary base in 1927 — and, history aside, genuinely beautiful mountain scenery and waterfalls.
Ruijin 瑞金
The “Cradle of the Republic” — capital of the Chinese Soviet from 1931–34, before the Long March.
August 1st Uprising Museum 八一起義紀念館
The 1927 uprising that marks the founding of the People’s Liberation Army — a good museum in central Nanchang.
Bayi Square 八一廣場
Nanchang’s central square and its towering uprising monument.
This atlas is a general orientation to Jiangxi’s scenic spots, written from the ground. Ratings, opening hours, ticketing and access change — confirm anything that matters to your trip before you go.