Xinyu, Jiangxi: A Hidden Gem in My Heart

My first trip to Jiangxi, and Xinyu was the biggest surprise. If you're planning to visit, this guide is a must-read! Xinyu has a high-speed rail station, and many attractions are accessible by bus or taxi, making it very convenient. Fairy Lake is a must-see. Known as the "Hometown of the Seven Fairies Legend," it lives up to its name. The romantic atmosphere of this love sanctuary, the natural scenery of the islands, canyons, and winding waters, the mystery of the ancient underwater city, and the richness of the subtropical plant gene pool are all intoxicating. Be sure to take a boat tour of the islands, and you can buy special souvenirs on Qixi Ancient Street. Tickets are [X] yuan, and boat tickets are extra. Nearby delicacies include Fairy Lake fish, which is tender and fresh. Jieqiao Ancient Village is the hometown of Yan Song. The bluestone roads and ancient buildings are full of charm, and the architecture of Yuqing Hall is exquisite. It's free to visit, but be sure to respect the environment. You can try traditional Xinyu snacks here, such as Ai Mi Guo, which is soft and fragrant. Kuangxin Town is full of Zen, with beautiful wooden eaves and corridors. It's free to visit, and you can enjoy tea and vegetarian food in the town for a peaceful experience. Luosi Town is full of 80s style, and the retro street scenes are perfect for photos. The food includes a variety of special snail snacks, which are fragrant and spicy. Shuanglin Town Xia Bu Cultural Scenic Area offers an intangible cultural heritage experience, and the Xia Bu Embroidery Museum provides an in-depth understanding of the craft. The Fu Baoshi Memorial Hall showcases the charm of art. The Xia Bu Cultural Scenic Area and Museum are free, and the Fu Baoshi Memorial Hall is free with an ID card. Xinyu is free from crowds, offering only the freedom and leisure of a hidden paradise.