[2025 Nanchang Attraction] Travel Guide for Nanchang Augest 1st Memorial Hall (Updated Apr)

I have been to Nanchang twice, and the following are the attractions to visit. The locations are also very concentrated. 👇This two-day and one-night travel guide including transportation, food, and attractions is quickly bookmarked! - 🚄High-speed rail: Nanchang Station is the first choice, close to the tourist center 🏨Accommodation recommendation: If you arrive at Nanchang Station at night, we recommend the Qingzhu Xingchen Light Luxury Hotel near the railway station. The original hzhuhui decoration and sanitation are OK. It is 600 meters away from the railway station and costs 88 yuan per night. 🚇City transportation: Subway, bus and ride-sharing can all go directly to the attractions, which is very convenient. - 🗺️Route arrangement: Day ❶: August 1st Square ➜August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall ➜Wanshou Palace ➜Tengwang Pavilion [Bayi Square] Jiangxi Art Museum and the August 1st Nanchang Uprising Memorial Tower are both here. Make an appointment in advance for the art museum‼ ️ 📸Other recommended overlooking spots: The Sky Garden Observation Deck on the 7th floor of Wushang Mall next to the square (Figure 11) 🥙Breakfast recommendation: There is an old and run-down breakfast shop under a residential building behind the art museum 👉 Bear Breakfast Shop, eat Nanchang mixed noodles and clay pot soup [August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall] Make an appointment in advance‼ ️Learn the detailed red history and culture of Nanchang 🥙Recommended nearby food: Next to it is Jewelry Street, Belt Street, and Cotton Street, with many affordable snack shops. Recommended: Xiao Deng’s stinky tofu, Xiao Ping and his wife’s rice dumplings, Xiong’s handmade glutinous rice cakes, Chen’s handmade mung bean cakes 【Wanshou Palace】 Commercial pedestrian area, many beautiful check-in walls, don't miss the performance of Jiangxi Kuncha in the evening👉 Time⏰Monday-Thursday 20:00-20:45; Friday-Sunday 20:30-21:15; Holidays 21:30-22:00 [Tengwang Pavilion] Opening hours: 8:00-22:00 (admission stops at 21:00) The ticket is 50r. In the evening, there is a performance of "Dreaming of Tengwang Pavilion" in the main pavilion square for 168r (excluding climbing Tengwang Pavilion). Climbing the pavilion requires another 50r. In the evening, you can only go to the front after the performance ends at 9 o'clock. Free entry for those who recite Tengwang Pavilion Preface (limited daily) Remember to bring your mainland China ID card 👉 It is not recommended to go in, it is also super beautiful to take pictures in the outer garden (Figure 3.8.9.10) ✅Outer Garden Viewing Route: Walk along the Ganjiang River from the North Garden of Tengwang Pavilion to Xinzhou Cultural Square, where you can see the Twin Towers on the other side of the Ganjiang River. • Day ❷: Breakfast at Dashiyuan ➜ Jiangxi Provincial Museum ➜ Nanchang Star ➜ Qiushui Square 【Dashiyuan】Come here in the morning to eat special food, many delicious old shops 🥙Recommendations: Xiaoluozitang Restaurant (the main store is in the market), Lao Nanchang White Sugar Cake, Egg-free Alum Dough Sticks, Jinhong Snacks 【Jiangxi Provincial Museum】Make an appointment in advance‼ ️800m from the subway station, Exit 2 of Zhujiang Road Station 🚇 There is a subway shuttle bus to the museum 1r [Nanchang Star] Check in at the Ferris wheel 🎡, don’t go if you don’t take photos. 1km from the subway station, Exit 1 of Xuefu Avenue East Station 🚇 There is a subway shuttle bus to Vientiane City 1r 📸 Recommended camera position: The escalator at Gate 2 on the B1 floor of MixC and the same location on the 4th floor are both good for taking photos (Figure 6) [Qiu Shui Square] Watch the fountain and the Twin Towers in the same frame, ⛲️Fountain time: first session 19:30-19:45; second session 20:30-20:45

Jiangxi Travel Guide: Landscape, Culture, Poetry, and Painting Jiangxi, a treasure province that blends scenic landscapes, Red culture, and ancient villages and towns. Here you'll find Wuyuan, "China's Most Beautiful Countryside," Lushan Mountain, "The Majestic Lushan Mountain," Jingdezhen, the "Porcelain Capital," and the revolutionary sacred site of Jinggangshan. Whether you love natural scenery, cultural history, or photography, Jiangxi has something for you! 🌄 Best Time to Travel ✅ March-April: Wuyuan's rapeseed flowers and Jinggangshan's azaleas are in full bloom, bursting with spring. ✅ May-September: Lushan and Sanqingshan are summer resorts, perfect for hiking and trekking. ✅ October-November: Autumn scenery is enchanting, with Wuyuan's sun-drying tradition and Lushan's red leaves. ❌ December-February: Some mountainous areas are quite cold, but Lushan's snow scenery offers a unique charm. 📍 Must-See Attractions 1. Wuyuan (China's Most Beautiful Countryside) • Jiangling, Huangling: Terraced rapeseed flowers (March-April), sun-drying (September-November). • Likeng, Sixiyan Village: Hui-style ancient villages, with small bridges, flowing water, and charming houses. • Shicheng: Morning mist and red leaves (November), a photographer's paradise. 2. Lushan Mountain (Summer Resort) • Five Old Men Peak, Sandiequan Waterfall: Magnificent waterfalls and seas of clouds. • Guling Town: Century-old villas, experience the charm of the Republican era. • Ruqin Lake, Huajing: Bai Juyi once wrote here, "In April, the fragrant flowers of the human world are all gone." 3. Sanqingshan Mountain (Taoist Sacred Mountain) • Giant Python Out of the Mountain, Oriental Goddess: Unique peaks and rocks, like a dreamlike fairyland. • High-altitude Plank Road: Walk in the air, overlooking the sea of clouds. 4. Jingdezhen (Millennium Porcelain Capital) • Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Expo Area: See traditional porcelain-making techniques and experience DIY. • Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Quarter: A must-visit for art lovers, with stunning night views. 5. Jinggangshan (Red Revolution Sacred Site) • Huangyangjie, Jinggangshan Revolution Museum: Learn about Red history. • Azalea Mountain (Bijia Mountain): Tens of thousands of acres of azalea flowers in spring. 6. Longhushan Mountain (Birthplace of Taoism) • Hanging Coffin Performance: A millennium-old unsolved mystery, truly shocking. • Shangqing Ancient Town: Rich in Taoist culture, with ancient charm. 7. Nanchang (Hero City) • Tengwang Pavilion: "Sunset clouds fly with lone ducks, autumn waters share the same color with the vast sky." • August 1st Nanchang Uprising Memorial Hall: A must-visit for Red tourism. 🚗 Transportation • Airplane: Nanchang Changbei International Airport (main hub), Jingdezhen, Shangrao, and Jinggangshan also have airports. • High-speed Rail: Jiangxi has a well-developed high-speed rail network, with direct access to Nanchang, Wuyuan, Lushan, and Jingdezhen. • Self-driving: Suitable for connecting attractions like Wuyuan, Sanqingshan, and Lushan, but be cautious on the mountainous roads. 🏨 Accommodation Recommendations • Wuyuan: Huangling Shaiqiu Minsu (characteristic homestay), county town hotels (cost-effective). • Lushan: Guling Town hotels (convenient for sightseeing), villa homestays (Republican era experience). • Jingdezhen: Near Taoxichuan (artistic style), around the ancient kilns (traditional style). • Sanqingshan: Mountain hotels (sunrise views), mountainside farm stays (budget-friendly). 🍜 Must-Try Food • Nanchang Mixed Rice Noodles + Earthenware Pot Soup: Standard Jiangxi breakfast. • Wuyuan Purse Red Carp: Tender meat, symbolizes good luck. • Lushan Stone Chicken (Stone Frog): A highland specialty, delicious and nourishing. • Jingdezhen Cold Noodles: Spicy, smooth, and chewy. • Three Cup Chicken (Jiangxi version): Rich soy sauce aroma, tender meat. • Poyang Lake Hairy Crab (Autumn): Rich and creamy, rivals Yangcheng Lake crabs. ⚠️ Travel Tips 1. Changeable Weather: Mountainous areas (Lushan, Sanqingshan) are prone to fog, so bring rain gear and warm clothing. 2. Sun Protection and Insect Repellent: Strong UV rays in summer, many mosquitoes in mountainous areas, bring mosquito repellent. 3. Comfortable Hiking Shoes: Sanqingshan and Lushan require long walks, wear non-slip athletic shoes. 4. Cultural Respect: Longhushan and Sanqingshan are Taoist holy sites, pay attention to your words and actions. 📅 Recommended Itineraries [5-7 Day Highlights Tour] Day 1: Nanchang → Tengwang Pavilion → August 1st Nanchang Uprising Memorial Hall (stay in Nanchang) Day 2: Nanchang → Lushan (Guling Town, Ruqin Lake, Huajing, stay in Lushan) Day 3: Lushan (Five Old Men Peak, Sandiequan Waterfall) → Jingdezhen (stay in Jingdezhen) Day 4: Jingdezhen (Ancient Kilns, Taoxichuan) → Wuyuan (Huangling sun-drying, stay in Wuyuan) Day 5: Wuyuan (Jiangling rapeseed flowers/Likeng Ancient Village) → Return trip [In-depth 7-10 Day Tour] You can add Sanqingshan, Longhushan, and Jinggangshan, suitable for travelers who enjoy nature and culture. Jiangxi, come here to experience the intoxicating landscapes and explore the rich culture.

Nanchang will punish anyone who doesn't do their research... 😅😅 If you only have one day in Nanchang, I highly recommend this city walk route!! It's all about efficiency, delicious food and drinks, and great photo ops! This post has everything you need. - 👫Route!! Dashiyuan Street Morning Market➡️Bayi Square➡️Jiangxi Provincial Art Museum➡️August 1st Nanchang Uprising Memorial Hall➡️Jewelry Street Food Street➡️Wanshou Palace➡️Tengwang Pavilion - ‼️Tips for popular attractions and food!! ✔️Dashiyuan Street Morning Market: 1️⃣Xiao Luozi Soup Shop 2️⃣Old Nanchang White Sugar Cake 3️⃣Aluminum-free Egg Youtiao Photo spots: Nanchang gray tile characters, Nanchang Dashiyuan flower wall (not far away) ✔️Bayi Square: Recommended photo spot: The fourth-floor platform offers a view of the art museum and the monument (expect a queue). There's also a Nanchang flower wall on the first basement level. Both spots are great for photos. ✔️Jiangxi Provincial Art Museum: Exit from Exit 3 of Bayi Square Station, and you'll see it. You can capture a panoramic view of the museum here—a classic photo spot! Personal favorite spot: Use 5x zoom on the monument stairs for a unique shot! The museum is closed on Mondays!! Make free reservations in advance at "Jiangxi Art Museum." You can get a stamp on the first floor. ✔️August 1st Nanchang Uprising Memorial Hall: Exit from Exit 5 of Bayi Museum Station. Remember to book in advance on "August 1st Memorial Hall." Closed on Mondays⚠️ Closes at 5 pm. ✔️Jewelry Street Food Street: A super popular food street next to Wanshou Palace. Recommendations: 1️⃣Chen Ji Mung Bean Cake 2️⃣Xiao Deng Stinky Tofu 3️⃣Yang Dainiang Zongzi 4️⃣Zhang Ji Couple Jianbing 5️⃣Crazy Spicy Chicken Wings ✔️Wanshou Palace: Tons of photo spots. For the classic Nanchang flower wall, navigate to "Huan Shi." For the red Nanchang characters, navigate to "Kun Cha." For "Qian Lai" (money coming), navigate to "Shan Zha Yu Bo He"... and so on. ✔️Tengwang Pavilion: Tickets: 50 RMB, night tickets (no tower access) 30 RMB, night tickets (with tower access) 100 RMB. Recite the "Preface to the Tengwang Pavilion" for free entry. Tengwang Pavilion North Garden is free. Here you can capture a blend of ancient and modern—a classic photo spot. Navigate to "Yulin Gushu Cha" to find it! -

Hey ladies! Just got back from a whirlwind trip to Nanchang with my roommate, and I've compiled this insider's guide to a two-day adventure. Get ready to explore iconic landmarks, devour authentic snacks, and have a blast for just 500+ RMB per person! (My wallet is crying.jpg) **Day 1: A Journey Through Time** 7:30 AM Breakfast Battle Head to Jewelry Street and dive into a bowl of ban fen noodles at Zhou Zhen Zhen for only 3.5 RMB. Pair it with a 4 RMB bowl of wa guan tang (casserole soup). I recommend the preserved egg and meat pie soup – it's so good you'll cry! Next door, grab some freshly fried glutinous rice balls coated in sugar at Lao Nanchang Baitang Gao. They're so gooey they'll stretch like cheese! 9:00 AM Pagoda Views Take the subway directly to the Tengwang Pavilion. I suggest buying a combined day/night ticket (80 RMB) so you can visit both times. The main pavilion has six floors offering panoramic views of the Gan River. Don't forget to take some silhouette photos in the corridor corners. Pro tip: The lighting is perfect at 4 PM, and you might even catch a stunning sunset! 12:00 PM Gan Flavor Awakening Rush to Lao San Yang (get a number ahead of time!). The crab leg noodles are fiery but addictive, and the brown sugar-filled rice cakes are the perfect antidote to the spice. If you can't handle the heat, order "wei la" (slightly spicy), which is equivalent to "medium" elsewhere! (Shivering.jpg) 3:00 PM Red Memories The August 1st Nanchang Uprising Memorial Hall is free but incredibly worthwhile! The immersive exhibits include moving oil paintings, and you can even cosplay as revolutionaries in a replica teahouse for some retro photos. The bullet-ridden wall at the exit is a powerful reminder of history. 7:00 PM Autumn Water Square Arrive at Autumn Water Square half an hour early to snag a front-row spot! Watch Asia's largest musical fountain dance to the tune of "Jasmine Flower" as the Twin Towers light up behind it. Get your phone ready to capture the rainbow water curtain! The river breeze can be strong, so bring a jacket. 9:00 PM Late-Night Bites Take a taxi to Zijin Night Market. I recommend Xiao Deng's stinky tofu (classic black version), Indian roti (banana chocolate flavor), and Jie Mei Malatang (add the heart and lungs!). Grab a Gu Ming milk tea and enjoy your feast curbside – it's the authentic experience! **Day 2: From Han Tombs to Trendy Treats** 8:00 AM Carb Overload Qin Pangzi Meatball Soup Shop offers a local favorite: 3 RMB ban fen noodles + 5 RMB meat pie soup. The soup features fist-sized meatballs, and the crispy radish in the noodles is divine. Add a soft-boiled egg and let the yolk flow into the noodles – pure bliss! 9:30 AM Golden Dynasty Take bus 666 to the Marquis of Haihun Museum (60 RMB). Don't miss the 378 gold cakes unearthed from the main tomb! The interactive exhibit lets you play "archaeological excavation," and the horseshoe gold ice cream (15 RMB) at the exit is perfect for your social media feed. 2:00 PM Ancient Meets Modern Wanshou Palace Historical and Cultural District is perfect for a city walk! Get a peace charm at Tiezhu Wanshou Palace, then snap some Instagram-worthy photos at the trendy bookstore, Geometry. I recommend Hongdu Damuzhi milk tea – the Snow Top Orchid rivals even Cha Yan Yue Se! 5:00 PM Sunset Ferris Wheel Rent an e-bike and head to the Star of Nanchang! Watch the sunset paint the Gan River from a 160-meter-high Ferris wheel cabin equipped with Bluetooth speakers. Opt for the transparent floor cabin if you dare! (Don't ask how I know. QAQ) 8:00 PM Farewell Feast Save your last meal for Da Ping Huo and indulge in the spicy bullfrog and oil-poached fish. Get a number ahead of time on their WeChat official account. While you wait, grab some Nanchang-exclusive pastries at nearby Calado. I recommend the Poyang Lake shortbread and Jinggangshan rice cakes. **Accommodation Recommendation** Stay near the Bayi Square/Wanshou Palace subway stations. We stayed at the Mercure Hotel Tengwang Pavilion for 150 RMB per person, and it included night tour tickets! Plus, they deliver takeout until 2 AM – a lifesaver! **Tips to Avoid Pitfalls** 1. For mung bean cakes on Jewelry Street, go to Chen Ji. The freshly baked ones are ten times better than the packaged ones! 2. Didi is cheaper than taxis. If you take a motorbike taxi at night, negotiate the price down by half. 3. All popular restaurants use WeChat official accounts for queuing. Don't wait in line like a chump! 4. Reciting the "Preface to the Tengwang Pavilion" for free entry? Forget it! You need to participate in an official event now. Standing by the Gan River, I finally understood Wang Bo's words: "A land of natural treasures and outstanding people." From the Marquis of Haihun's gold to the bullet holes of the uprising army, from the steaming wa guan tang to the neon lights of the Ferris wheel, this underrated city is waiting for you to uncover its two sides in 48 hours. --- **Bonus Tips** 1. Nanchang summers are scorching. Bring a small fan and cooling patches. Museums are your refuge! 2. E-bikes cost 2 RMB for 15 minutes. A 7-day, 5-ride pass is a better deal. 3. Share small portions of the snacks on Jewelry Street/Yangzi Alley to avoid getting too full. 4. The last bus back from the Marquis of Haihun Museum is at 5:30 PM. If you miss it, share a car back to the city (25 RMB per person). I hope this guide helps you discover a different side of Nanchang! Feel free to leave a comment if you have any questions. (Pulls out notebook, ready to add more tips)

Nanchang is truly a city of good food and fun, but remember to do your research before you travel! !! Nanchang Lazy Version Route Arrangement Scenic Spot Reservation ✔️Jiangxi Provincial Museum: Make an appointment 3 days in advance via GZH. Closed on Mondays, except for public holidays. ✔️Jiangxi Art Museum: Make an appointment 3 days in advance via GZH. Closed on Mondays, except for public holidays. ✔️August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall: Make an appointment 3 days in advance via GZH. Closed on Mondays, except for public holidays. Tengwang Pavilion: Free admission for reciting "Preface to the Tengwang Pavilion" Time: 8:00-18:30, [entry and ticket sales stop at 17:45] ✔️Jiangxi Science and Technology Museum: Reservations can be made three days in advance Required travel documents: ID card, student ID Remember to bring a rain umbrella, power bank, camera, charger, and sunscreen. Bus code: Open ZFB to travel, search for Nanchang bus code to receive it, remember to switch codes for buses and subways. Nanchang Lazy Version Route Arrangement Nanchang Special Food * Jewelry Street: * (Chen Ji Mung Bean Cake, Xiao Deng Stinky Tofu, Xiaoping Couple Zongzi, Fatty Cut Cake, Xiong's Handmade Mazi, Spicy Chicken Wings, Spicy Lotus Root) * Wanshou Palace * ✔️Nanchangli Old Street Nanchang Flavor, a must-visit Jiangxi restaurant in Nanchang! Spicy and tasty! Full of fireworks, recommended: Soy Bean Braised Chicken Feet, Dry Pot Spicy Bullfrog * ✔️Ganxiangye Jiangxi Stir-fry, the taste of Jiangxi home cooking. Recommended: Jiangxi Fried Pork, Dry Pot Cauliflower, Soybean Braised Waxy Chicken Feet * Ergou Super Meat Crab Pot Wanda Plaza Honggutan Store: A super delicious meat crab pot, the crab meat is fresh, sweet and tasty, and the chicken feet are soft and rotten. There is also crab leg noodles, which are really delicious 😋 Thanks to the locals in Nanchang for the recommendation Accommodation reference suggestions ● Greenland Primus Hotel Romantic French manor, very photogenic. The hotel quality is relatively high, the room type is very large, very comfortable, and the price is also very high. It is near Yuweizhou Park, and the transportation is also very convenient. The hotel also has special room types, and the wedding room is prepared very warmly and beautifully. There is also a large bathtub 🛁. There are also supporting facilities such as a gym and swimming pool on the first floor. The breakfast is also rich and delicious 😋 ● Yishang Hotel The price is also affordable. There are many night markets nearby, and it is especially convenient for snacks, late-night snacks, and shopping. It is a five-minute walk from Bayi Square and a ten-minute walk from the Jiangxi Art Museum... It is also very close to Tengwang Pavilion ✔️Electric curtains, smart toilets, and smart robots deliver takeaways. The bedding and sofa are also very comfortable.

As the capital of Jiangxi Province, Nanchang is a city that blends historical heritage, revolutionary history, and modern vitality. 1. Tengwang Pavilion: One of the three famous towers in Jiangnan, it became world-renowned because of Wang Bo's "Preface to the Tengwang Pavilion." Climb the tower for a panoramic view of the Gan River, and at night, enjoy the immersive light show (the "Tengwang Banquet and Music" live performance). 2. Haihunhou State Relics Park: The tomb site of Liu He, the Marquis of Haihun in the Western Han Dynasty, unearthed more than 10 tons of Wuzhu coins, gold horseshoe ingots, and other cultural relics, and is known as the "Greatest Archaeological Discovery of the Han Dynasty." 3. Wanshou Palace Historical and Cultural Block: A reconstructed Ming and Qing style building complex, integrating time-honored food, intangible cultural heritage handicrafts, and cultural and creative markets, with dazzling lights at night. 4. August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall: The first museum of Chinese military history, it reproduces the history of the Nanchang Uprising through holographic projection and scene restoration. 5. Army Day Sculpture Square: 93 sculptures show the development history of the People's Army, and the main sculpture "The Rising Military Flag" is towering and shocking. 6. Qiushui Square: Asia's largest musical fountain (two shows at 7:30pm/8:30pm), combined with the "One River, Two Banks" light show, the night view is absolutely beautiful. 7. Nanchang VR Theme Park: The world's first VR theme park, experience virtual roller coasters, space adventures and other black technology projects. 8. Delicious Snacks: Nanchang mixed noodles, crock pot soup, crab claw noodles, braised chicken feet, spicy lotus root slices, and old Nanchang white sugar cake. Nanchang not only has the cultural heritage of ancient buildings for thousands of years, but also the revolutionary imprint of the rising military flag, as well as authentic food in the city. Welcome to experience the charm of Nanchang.

The August 1st Nanchang Uprising Memorial Museum is located at 380 Zhongshan Road, Xihu District, Nanchang City. It consists of a new building (Exhibition Hall) and an old building (the former headquarters of the uprising). It is an important historical landmark of the Chinese revolution and is open to the public for free (tickets can be obtained with an ID card or reserved in advance through the official public account). The museum is easily accessible by public transportation. You can take Metro Line 1 to 'Bayi Guan Station' and walk about 250 meters from Exit 5, or take buses No. 2, 5, 25, etc., to 'Wazijiao Station'. Highlights Historical Exhibits: The 'Shocking the World' sculpture in the foyer of the new building is a must-see. The exhibition area is divided into six sections, including 'Rising in Crisis' and 'Great Decisions', vividly showcasing the uprising through artifacts, multimedia models, and scene reconstructions. The old building, formerly the Jiangxi Grand Hotel, preserves historical scenes such as Zhou Enlai's office. The stone tablet at the entrance, inscribed with 'The Place Where the Military Flag Rose', is highly symbolic. Special Activities: Free guided tours are available every half hour, and it is recommended to follow the guides for an in-depth understanding of the history. The museum also has a movie theater and a simulation training area for an immersive experience of the uprising scenes. Stamp Collection: There are five stamp collection points in the museum, such as the 'Headquarters Building Stamp' and the 'Shocking the World Sculpture Stamp', adding fun to the visit. Visitor Information Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM (last entry at 6:30 PM), closed on Mondays; hours may be extended during holidays. Storage Services: There are several storage points nearby, such as near Exit 3 of Bayi Guan Metro Station (7:00 AM to 9:00 PM, about 10 yuan/day for a suitcase). Visitor Etiquette: Do not touch the exhibits or make loud noises. It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes and allow 2-3 hours for the visit. Nearby Recommendations Red Tourism Sites: You can walk to Bayi Square and the Zhou Enlai Statue to experience the red culture of Nanchang. History and Nature: Plan a day trip combining Tengwang Pavilion (a famous building in Jiangnan) and Qiushui Square (night fountain show), or visit Meiling to enjoy natural scenery. Tips: Reserve in advance through the official public account and avoid holiday peaks. If you have time, try local specialties such as Nanchang clay pot soup and Gan cuisine. This guide will help you not only revisit revolutionary history but also deeply experience the charm of Nanchang!

The Nanchang August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall was formerly the Jiangxi Grand Hotel. Built in 1924, it is a five-story gray building with 96 rooms. In late July 1927, the troops participating in the uprising rented the hotel and held a meeting in the "Xiqing Hall" to establish the Front Enemy Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) with Zhou Enlai as its secretary. On August 1, the CPC launched the Nanchang Uprising, and subsequently held several meetings here, making it the command center for leading the uprising.

Nanchang is a city that the older generation of Chinese people would like to visit. Take advantage of the off-season to bring your family here for a relaxing trip. Day 1 ✅Bayi Square A Nanchang landmark, the "Bayi Nanchang Uprising Monument" in the center of the square is perfect for taking photos and experiencing the spiritual symbol of the city. ✅August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall (free, reservation required) Learn more about the historical details of the Nanchang Uprising. The exhibition hall has a large number of cultural relics and interactive scenes. It's fun. ✅Wanshou Palace Historical and Cultural District The combination of Ming and Qing style architecture and folk culture is even more charming when the lights are on at night. ✅Gan River night view At Qiushi Square, you can see the largest musical fountain in Asia!! A must-see!!! The fountain show is complemented by the light show of the Twin Towers on the opposite bank. The river view at night is beautiful.🤩 Day 2 ✅Tengwang Pavilion It is recommended to arrive before 9am to avoid crowds. ✅Jiangxi Provincial Museum (New Building) (free, reservation required) ✅Star of Nanchang Ferris Wheel The third tallest Ferris wheel in the world. Ride it at dusk to enjoy the sunset and the city skyline.🏙️ Day 3 ✅Meiling National Forest Park Recommended route: Hongya Danjing + Shenlongtan Waterfall Group. The hike is easy and the air is fresh. If you are short on time, you can just visit Lion Peak. Climb to the top to overlook the vast land of Ganpo. ✅Shengjin Pagoda Historical and Cultural District Tips☑️ Transportation🚘Subway lines 1/2/3 cover the main attractions. The starting price for taxis is 8 yuan. Shared electric bikes are also convenient! Accommodation🏨Staying near Bayi Square is convenient for getting around.

2-Day Budget Travel Guide for Students in Nanchang‼️✨ Transportation Guide 1️⃣ High-speed Rail: Changsha South → Nanchang West, 1.5 hrs direct, approx. CNY 150 (students are advised to book tickets 7 days in advance, off-peak hours are cheaper). 2️⃣ Local Transportation: Nanchang subway + shared e-bikes. Attractions are centrally located. Taxi starting price is CNY 8. Subway Line 2 connects most attractions, such as Tengwang Pavilion and Bayi Square. 🏨 Accommodation Recommendations - Hostel/Budget Hotel: Recommended to stay near Bayi Square or Tengwang Pavilion, CNY 60-100 per person/night. Convenient transportation, walking distance to snack streets. 📸 Must-See Attractions Day 1: History Meets Night Scene - Morning: - Nanchang Bayi Uprising Memorial Hall (free, enter with ID card): Immerse yourself in red history. The relics and restored scenes in the hall are super impressive. - Tengwang Pavilion (CNY 50, half price for students): Overlook the Gan River from the top of the pavilion. The artistic conception of "sunset clouds flying with lonely ducks" is stunning! It is recommended to go in the evening, as the photos are better after the lights are turned on. - Afternoon: - Wanshou Palace Historical and Cultural District: Free! Ancient style buildings + cultural and creative shops, stroll and take photos, and you might even encounter young ladies in Hanfu~ - Evening: - Qiushui Square (free): Asia's largest musical fountain! Two shows every night at 7:30pm/8:30pm. The light and water show is spectacular. The river breeze and night view create a perfect atmosphere. Day 2: City Life and Food Tour - Morning: - Jiangxi Provincial Museum (free, reservation required): The treasure of the museum, "Goldware from the Marquis of Haihun's Tomb," is dazzling. A must-see for history buffs! - Afternoon: - Shengli Road Pedestrian Street: A one-stop shop for shopping and eating! Check out "Lao Nanchang Mixed Noodles" and "Wa Guan Tang." You can eat your fill for CNY 15 per person. - 699 Cultural and Creative Park: A paradise for art lovers. Industrial-style buildings, graffiti walls, and niche cafes. Take amazing photos in seconds! 🍜 Food List - Must-try snacks: - Nanchang Mixed Noodles + Wa Guan Tang (CNY 5/serving): Smooth rice noodles and flavorful preserved egg and meat pie soup! - White Sugar Cake (CNY 2/piece): Glutinous rice fried and coated with sugar powder, a taste of childhood! - Yuzhang Roast Duck (CNY 30/half): Crispy skin and tender meat, served with plum sauce to cut through the richness. - Warning: Be cautious when trying "super spicy" food! 💡 Practical Tips 1. Must bring your student ID: Half-price tickets for attractions, save money for milk tea! 2. Weather and Clothing: February in Nanchang is cold and wet. Down jackets + scarves are essential, and bring an umbrella! 3. Transportation Tips: There are many one-way streets around Tengwang Pavilion. Pay attention to navigation if driving. Subway + walking is recommended. 4. Budget Control: CNY 500 per person is enough (including transportation and accommodation). Focus on snacks, and choose chain restaurants for main meals (such as Lao Sanyang, CNY 40 per person). 🎒 Backpack Essentials ID card, student ID, power bank! --- 📌 Final Thoughts Nanchang is a low-key but full of surprises city, with both the profoundness of red history and the warmth of city life. Two days and one night is enough to experience its charm, suitable for students to take a weekend trip. There are hidden gems not mentioned in the guide, waiting for you to discover~ Nanchang Tourism

Nanchang is a city full of historical charm, but some attractions require advance reservations, otherwise you might end up making a wasted trip. To avoid this, we've compiled a complete reservation guide for you. Check it out! 🏨 Accommodation Guide Bayi Square, Zhongshan Road area: This area is close to many popular attractions, with convenient transportation and nearby subway stations, making it very easy to get around. Old Town: It is recommended to choose accommodation near a subway station. Nanchang has convenient transportation, and you can also travel by e-bike, but be sure to wear a helmet and pay attention to safety. 🗺 Three-Day Tour Itinerary Day 1: Bayi Square - Yangzi Alley - Jiangxi Painting Academy - August 1st Nanchang Uprising Memorial Hall - Qiushui Square Day 2: Jiangxi Provincial Museum - Chaoyang River Beach Park - Star of Nanchang Ferris Wheel - Shengjin Pagoda - Tengwang Pavilion Day 3: People's Park - Bayi Park - Badashanren Memorial Hall - Marquis of Haihun Museum - Aixi Lake Park 🍲 Nanchang Food Recommendations Uncle Zhang's Nanchang Restaurant (Yangzi Alley Branch): One of the few recommended Gan cuisine restaurants in Nanchang, offering excellent value for money! Braised chicken feet are their signature dish. The glutinous chicken feet fall off the bone in your mouth, incredibly flavorful and large in size. The oil-soaked fish is not spicy, suitable for those who don't handle spice well. Huang Ji Wa Guan Tang: Egg and meat pie soup is a favorite among Nanchang locals, enjoyed from childhood to adulthood. I love scooping out the egg white around the edge of the earthenware pot with a spoon; the texture is fantastic. Hongdu Big Thumb: Snow Top Youlan is the signature drink, with delicious cream topping and moderate sweetness. The iced lemon tea is also excellent, refreshing and worth a try. We hope this guide will make your trip to Nanchang even more enjoyable. Have fun and eat well!

Take a trip to see the faraway places you've kept on your wish list for years~ 🗓Itinerary: Day [One] a. Guangzhou → Nanchang (high-speed rail ￥480) b. Check in to the hotel (near Yongshu Road subway station) c. Visit: Bayi Square (Art Museum, Bayi Uprising Monument, Bayi Square Subway Station Exit 3) → Bayi Uprising Memorial Hall (Bayi Uprising Memorial Hall Subway Station Exit 5) → Jewelry Street (on foot) → Food Street (on foot) → Wanshou Palace (on foot) → Tengwang Pavilion night view (on foot, walk north along the river towards Beiyuan) → Return to hotel (taxi) 📋The above locations are all close to each other. Just follow the navigation. Due to limited time, I didn't go inside the Art Museum or Tengwang Pavilion. Those interested can spend 1–2 days here. I wasn't that interested in this area, so I only spent half a day sightseeing and taking photos. 🍽Food: Wa Guan Tang (I don't eat spicy food, so I didn't try many dishes.) Day [Two] a. Nanchang → Wuyuan (high-speed rail ￥115.5) b. Stay at Huangling Scenic Area (take a taxi from the high-speed rail station) c. See the Huangling night view 📋Staying inside the scenic area means you don't have to wait in line for the cable car. Staff will pick you up and drop you off at the hotel entrance, and there are discounts on tickets (￥100/person). There are performances at different times in the scenic area. The staff told me that the Stream of Light Forest opens around May or June. It wasn't open when I went, but the pictures look beautiful, so don't miss it. 🍽Food: There aren't many food options in the scenic area. Don't buy the freshly made steamed buns; they're not very good. You can eat at the restaurants opposite the scenic area at the foot of the mountain. Day [Three] a. Visit Huangling (recommended to go early to avoid crowds) b. Wuyuan → Huangshan, Huangshan → Yixian East (high-speed rail) c. Xidi (Hongcun & Xidi combined ticket ￥175.8, there's a bus from the high-speed rail station to Xidi for ￥3/person) d. Stay in Hongcun (there's a bus from Xidi for ￥6/person) Day [Four] a. Lucun (free, take a taxi, navigate to the viewing platform to take photos before walking down) b. Tachuan (free with high-speed rail activity, take a taxi) → Chuntianaqiuchuan Cafe (on foot) → Hongcun (on foot, stay in Hongcun) 📋Tachuan is quite desolate in winter. It should be more beautiful in autumn. 🍽Food: Slow Life Pure Tree Inn (the overall taste is okay, the chestnuts are very sweet), Jushantang (recommended Huizhou fried rice), the local stir-fried greens (probably Shanghai bok choy) are delicious. Day [Five] a. Hongcun b. Huangshan (take a bus or share a ride from the station) c. Stay near the transfer center (convenient for going up the mountain in the morning) Day [Six] a. Up Mount Huangshan (uphill ticket package ￥299/person. Easy route: Yungu Cable Car → Bai’e Ridge Station → Black Tiger Pine → 701 TV Tower → Guangming Peak → Baiyun Hotel → One Hundred Steps Cloud Ladder → Yuping Pavilion → Welcoming Guests Pine → Yuping Cable Car ￥90. Recommend going up the back mountain via Yungu and down the front mountain, as the uphill road from the Ciguang Pavilion on the front mountain seems to have more stairs.) 📋Bring hot water and tissues in winter. There's food on the mountain, so you don't need to bring any. The burgers are good, although a bit pricey. The snow-covered scenery of Mount Huangshan on a sunny day after a snowfall is truly beautiful. My photography skills are limited, so the photos don't do it justice. b. Go down the mountain to Tunxi Old Street/Liyang Old Street (taxi, average, optional) c. Stay near the airport (it's not easy to get a taxi from Huangshan, stay in the city if you're not in a hurry to catch a flight) Day [Seven] Return trip Every moment of the journey is a warm embrace of life.

I visited Nanchang on my way to Lushan Mountain. Due to limited time, I had to adopt a "special forces" style of travel. 📆【Itinerary Guide】 🚗Transportation: Subway and taxis are very convenient. You can easily get a subway card through Alipay (select Travel > Subway, and follow the on-screen instructions to get and activate the card). 🗓Itinerary: Daytime: Bayi Square (take photos at the Art Museum, which is right across from Bayi Square) > Bayi Uprising Memorial Hall > Dashiyuan Street > Tengwang Pavilion Evening: Tengwang Pavilion night view > Qiushui Square musical fountain > Star of Nanchang Ferris wheel 📌Tips: 1. I happened to encounter a fountain show when I arrived at Bayi Square. Personally, I think it's enough to watch one fountain show, either at Bayi Square or Qiushui Square. On public holidays, there is one show at 10:00 am and another at 1:00 pm, as well as two shows in the evening (only evening shows on non-public holidays). 2. You need to book tickets for the Bayi Uprising Memorial Hall in advance on its official WeChat account. Remember to do so.

🌶️Just follow this guide! Foodie who cries over spicy banfen but still adds vinegar, sharing a foolproof itinerary🔥 🚌 Transportation Guide ▪️Airport → City Center: Airport Bus Route 1, 15 CNY, direct to the old town (saves 60 CNY compared to a taxi) ▪️Getting Around: Lulu Xing App (integrated QR code for subway and bus) ▪️Night Travel Tool: Shared e-scooters (3 CNY for a ride along the Gan River) ⚠️Insider Tip: Nanchang West Station has luggage lockers, freeing up your hands for sightseeing 🏯 Must-See Attractions ✅ Culture Route → Tengwang Pavilion Night Tour (80 CNY ticket includes a performance; free entry if you can recite the "Preface to the Tengwang Pavilion") → August 1st Nanchang Uprising Memorial Hall (free but requires reservation; military uniform photo ops are super cool) → Wanshou Palace Historical and Cultural Zone (check out the 3D light show at night) ✅ Foodie Route → Dashiyuan Street Morning Market (white sugar cakes 1 CNY/piece, perfect with a bag of soy milk) → Yangzi Alley Shui Zhu (Lili Shui Zhu, which opens at 3pm, is the best) → Jewelry Street Crazy Spicy Chicken Wings (buy some green bean soup before the challenge) 🍜 Banfen Guide 🔥 Zhou Zhenzhen Banfen (chain store; pork tripe soup with banfen is a must-try) 🔥 Master Gao's Soup and Rice Noodle Shop (5 CNY banfen + 3 CNY meat pie soup; the local's breakfast formula) 🔥 Telecom Pig Blood Rice Noodles (Deng Chao's favorite; spicy to the point of tears but addictive) 💡Hidden Gem: Add lotus root slices to your banfen to unlock the Nanchang happiness code 🌃 Nighttime Relaxation ✅ Qiushui Square Musical Fountain (two shows at 19:30/20:30; front rows will get wet) ✅ Star of Nanchang Ferris Wheel (arrive before 18:00 to catch the sunset over the Gan River) ✅ Zijing Night Market (durian cheesecake + Indian roti; a carb lover's paradise) 📌 Local's Tips 1️⃣ Don't buy daytime tickets for Tengwang Pavilion! The nighttime light show is worth the ticket price. 2️⃣ The popular shops on Jewelry Street have long lines. Venture deeper into the alleys for a more authentic experience. 3️⃣ Bring stomach medicine! "Mildly spicy" here is "extra spicy" for out-of-towners. 4️⃣ The new Provincial Museum (free; the Marquis of Haihun exhibition is dazzling). (Got my fortune told by an old man at Shengjin Pagoda who complimented my face. Suddenly in love with this magical city✨) 🗺️ Three-Day No-Brainer Itinerary Day 1: Bayi Square → Provincial Museum → Tengwang Pavilion Night Tour Day 2: Wanshou Palace → August 1st Nanchang Uprising Memorial Hall → Qiushui Square Day 3: Lucerne Town → Star of Nanchang → Departure

: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : (Free for children aged 6 or under 140cm, including 6 years old) It is close to the hotel, and you can play on the Nanchang ship for 1-2 hours Nanchang Qiushui Square-Music Fountain: Two shows in the evening, it is recommended to watch the one at 19:00. August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall: On the second day, we had breakfast and visited the memorial hall, and had a western meal near the memorial hall. ⚠️Other tips: Nanchang restaurants may have spicy dishes, so children must pay attention to this if they are not used to it. I looked for a few restaurants with high ratings. 1) Hakka cuisine, close to Nanchang West Station, should have non-spicy dishes 2) Shangri-La Chinese Restaurant is also highly rated, you can also choose 3) Shangri-La Hotel's buffet should also be OK 4) Spring is Coming is also highly rated, it is a specialty restaurant with a combination of Cantonese and Jiangxi cuisine. 5) COMMUNE Huanshi (Wanshougong Branch) is a western restaurant with a rating of 4.5. If you are traveling with your kids, you can choose the hotel buffet breakfast.

🚶‍♀️Overview of the itinerary: • First night: Arrive in Nanchang → Dinner at Lao San Yang → Take photos at the Ferris wheel → Night view of Qiushui Square (depending on the time) • Day 1: Dashi Courtyard → Bayi Square → Jiangxi Art Museum → Lunch at Xiangtu Shaocai Restaurant → Jewelry Street/Wanshou Palace → Bayi Uprising Memorial Hall → Night view of Tengwang Pavilion • Day 2: Jiangxi Museum → Lunch → Visit Tengwang Pavilion → Return 🔥Detailed itinerary: • Departure and arrival: Take a half-day off on Friday afternoon and take a high-speed train to Nanchang West Railway Station, arriving at around 2:30 pm. Arrive at the hotel at around 7 pm to rest, and then go to Lao San Yang for dinner. • Dinner: Lao San Yang (7:30 pm–8:30 pm), highly recommended, online reservation required. • Take photos at the Ferris wheel (9 pm–10:30 pm), take a taxi to the Ferris wheel at MixC Mall (20 minutes), take photos before the lights go out at 10:30 pm, the best spot is the elevator opposite. • Qiushui Square (depending on the time), if time permits, visit the highest fountain in Asia. Day 1 • Dashi Courtyard (9 am–10:20 am), try Nanchang rice noodles, preserved egg and meat soup, and other local snacks, and then visit the landmark of Nanchang. • Bayi Square (10:30 am–11:10 am), buy a small national flag, the best photo spots include the side of the Liberation Monument, the arch bridge, and the subway entrance. • Jiangxi Art Museum (11:15 am–12 pm), cross the road to get there, book tickets in advance, take artistic photos. • Lunch: Xiangtu Shaocai Restaurant (12 pm–2 pm), a popular restaurant, recommended dishes include oil-soaked fish and sizzling beef, waiting required. • Jewelry Street/Wanshou Palace (2 pm–3 pm), visit local attractions, take photos of the flower wall in Nanchang. • Bayi Uprising Memorial Hall (3:30 pm–5 pm), within walking distance, book tickets in advance, experience the red culture. • Dinner: Lao San Yang again (5:30 pm–7 pm). • Night view of Tengwang Pavilion (after 7 pm), take photos of the magnificent night view of Tengwang Pavilion. Day 2 • Jiangxi Museum (morning), learn about the history and culture of Jiangxi. • Lunch: Try local specialties. • Visit Tengwang Pavilion (afternoon), appreciate the beauty of ancient architecture. This guide will ensure you have a fulfilling and interesting trip to Nanchang. Remember to bring your camera and capture every wonderful moment!

😊 Preparation 1. Transportation: Book high-speed train or flight tickets from Guangzhou to Nanchang in advance. After arriving in Nanchang, you can take the subway, a taxi, or rent a car to get around the city. 2. Accommodation: We recommend staying in a hotel in the city center or near attractions, such as near Tengwang Pavilion, for easy access to transportation. You can check reviews on major travel apps before booking. 3. Items: Bring your ID card, your child's ID, a change of clothes, an umbrella, sunscreen, and common medications. 🤗🤗 Itinerary 1⃣️ Day 1: Arrive in Nanchang → Tengwang Pavilion → Qiushui Square • Morning: Arrive in Nanchang, go to the hotel to check in, and take a short break. • Noon: Try Nanchang's local delicacies near the hotel, such as Nanchang rice noodles, white sugar cake, and crock soup. • Afternoon: Visit Tengwang Pavilion to let your child experience the charm of ancient architecture and learn about history and culture. You can participate in the ancient costume experience at Tengwang Pavilion and take photos. • Evening: Go to Qiushui Square to watch the musical fountain show and enjoy the night view of Nanchang. Then return to the hotel to rest. 2⃣️ Day 2: Nanchang Han Dynasty Haihunhou National Archaeological Site Park → Wanshou Palace Historical and Cultural Block • Morning: Go to Nanchang Han Dynasty Haihunhou National Archaeological Site Park, visit the site museum, view unearthed cultural relics, and participate in archaeological experience activities to let your child be a "little archaeologist." • Noon: Have lunch near the archaeological site park and try local farm dishes. • Afternoon: Go to Wanshou Palace Historical and Cultural Block, stroll along the ancient street, and try various Nanchang snacks, such as paste soup and lamp wick cake. You can also participate in traditional handicraft making, such as paper cutting and dough figurines. • Evening: Have dinner at a restaurant in the block, and return to the hotel after dinner. 3⃣️ Day 3: Jiangxi Provincial Museum → Nanchang Star Ferris Wheel • Morning: Go to Jiangxi Provincial Museum, which has a rich collection of exhibits covering history, nature, art, and other fields, to let your child gain knowledge while visiting. • Noon: Have lunch at a mall near the museum, where you can choose from a variety of foods. • Afternoon: Go to Nanchang Star Ferris Wheel, ride the Ferris wheel to overlook the beautiful scenery of Nanchang, and let your child play some amusement rides in the amusement park under the Ferris wheel. • Evening: Have dinner at a nearby restaurant, and return to the hotel to rest. 4⃣️ Day 4: Nanchang Sunac Land • All day: Have fun at Nanchang Sunac Land. Sunac Park has exciting roller coasters, romantic carousels, and other amusement facilities. Sunac Sea World has various marine creatures and dolphin and sea lion shows. You can also try delicacies from all over the world at Sunac Mall and enjoy happy family time. 5⃣️ Day 5: August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall → Prepare to return • Morning: Visit the August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall, and tell your child about the history of the Nanchang Uprising through the exhibits and displays in the hall to conduct patriotic education. • Noon: Have lunch near the memorial hall, then return to the hotel to pack your luggage, and go to the train station or airport to end your pleasant trip to Nanchang.

Nanchang is the capital of Jiangxi Province. It is located in the north-central part of Jiangxi Province, downstream of the Ganjiang River and the Fuhe River, and on the southwest bank of Poyang Lake. Nanchang is a city with a long history and is known as a place of "abundant natural resources and outstanding people." It is not only rich in natural landscapes but also has many historical sites, making it an ideal choice for early spring travel. ✨Features of Nanchang in February and March Nanchang is in early spring in February and March. The climate is mild, with an average temperature of around 10°C. The sun is shining, and the air is fresh, making it perfect for outdoor activities. 🚉Transportation Guide • High-speed rail: Nanchang West Railway Station is the main high-speed rail station, and transportation is very convenient. • Airplane: Fly to Nanchang Changbei International Airport, then take a bus or taxi to the city center. • Self-driving: Depart from surrounding cities and drive along the G60 Shanghai-Kunming Expressway to Nanchang. The whole journey is on the expressway. ✨Two-day, one-night itinerary ✅Day 1: Historical and Cultural Tour • Morning: Arrive in Nanchang and check in to the hotel. We recommend choosing a hotel near Tengwang Pavilion for convenient transportation. • Noon: Head to Tengwang Pavilion and enjoy the beautiful scenery of "the setting sun and the lone duck flying together, the autumn water and the sky being the same color." • Afternoon: Visit the August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall to learn about the historical significance of the Nanchang Uprising. • Evening: Enjoy the fountain show at Qiushui Square and experience the modernity and vitality of Nanchang. ✅Day 2: Nature and Culture Tour • Morning: Head to Meiling National Park to enjoy the natural scenery and experience the fun of hiking. • Noon: Have lunch at a restaurant near Meiling National Park and taste local specialties. • Afternoon: Head to Shengjin Tower and experience the historical charm of Nanchang. • Evening: End your pleasant trip to Nanchang and prepare to return. ✨Recommended Attractions 1. Tengwang Pavilion: One of the three famous buildings in Jiangnan, where you can enjoy the magnificent scenery of the Ganjiang River. 2. August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall: Learn about the historical significance of the Nanchang Uprising. 3. Qiushui Square: Enjoy the fountain show and experience the modernity and vitality of Nanchang. 4. Meiling National Park: Enjoy the natural scenery and experience the fun of hiking. 5. Shengjin Tower: Experience the historical charm of Nanchang. 6. Anyi Ancient Village: Experience the tranquility and history of the ancient village. 🏨Accommodation Recommendations • Hampton by Hilton Nanchang Tengwang Pavilion: Close to Tengwang Pavilion, with convenient transportation. • Nanchang Oriental Landscape Garden Hotel (Tengwang Pavilion Bayi Square Branch): Close to the August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall, with convenient transportation. • Nanchang Galactic Classic International Hotel (Bayi Square Tengwang Pavilion Branch): Close to Bayi Square, with convenient transportation. 🍲Local Food Recommendations • Waguantang: A Nanchang specialty with rich soup and rich nutrition. • Nanchang Mixed Noodles: Smooth and refreshing, a traditional snack in Nanchang. • Stir-fried Bacon with Artemisia: The artemisia is fragrant, and the bacon is delicious. It is a specialty dish in Nanchang. • Waguantang: The soup is rich and nutritious, a traditional delicacy in Nanchang. 💡Tips • Sun protection: The sun is shining in early spring, so please take sun protection measures when traveling. • Keep warm: The temperature difference between morning and evening is large, so bring a light jacket. • Respect local culture: Respect local customs when visiting historical sites. • Plan your itinerary reasonably: Plan your itinerary in advance to avoid peak periods.

🏖️Environment/Facilities: Bayi Square and the August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall are both very good 💞Recommendation reason: Come here to see the beginning of the Chinese Revolution and experience life in the "Hero City" Nanchang is a city where a red revolutionary holy land blends with a modern city. Climb Tengwang Pavilion to enjoy the river view, visit Bayi Square to experience history, taste the authentic flavor of clay pot soup, and experience the unique Ganpo style. #Nanchang #Jiangxi

On the second day of the Chinese New Year, we drove to Nanchang and visited the surrounding area. We first went to the Fang Zhimin Memorial Hall, then drove to Meiling. There are many attractions in Meiling, but we just stopped to take photos of the scenery along the way and didn't buy tickets to any attractions. In the afternoon, we took the subway. We didn't make a reservation for the Jiangxi Museum, Art Museum, or the August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall (you really need to make a reservation in advance!!). We only went to the Art Museum to take photos, and then went to the monument across the street. We wandered around for a while, then walked to Jewelry Street. We collected a lot of stamps at the cultural and creative store, then went to Wanshou Palace. It was very lively there. After visiting, we walked to the Pavilion of Prince Teng (next article). We just wandered around and experienced Nanchang.

Want to explore Mount Lu Scenic Area with ease? This 8-day travel guide is a must-read. It includes detailed itineraries and practical tips to make your trip to Mount Lu worry-free! -------------------- 🎈🎈Itinerary: D1: Departure—Jiujiang, a Famous Historical and Cultural City On this day, we will head to Jiujiang to start our cultural journey. D2: Mount Lu Scenic Area—Meilu Villa Spend the day at Mount Lu Scenic Area and Meilu Villa, enjoying the beauty of nature. D3: China Ceramic Museum in Jingdezhen—Moon Bay—Wuyuan Scenic Area—Jiangling Scenic Area On this day, we will visit cultural sites and enjoy the beautiful scenery of lakes and mountains. D4: Mount Sanqing Scenic Area—West Coast Scenic Area Experience the charm of mountains and seas at Mount Sanqing and West Coast Scenic Area. D5: Jinggangshan Revolution Museum Today, we will feel the weight of history at the Jinggangshan Revolution Museum. D6: Jinggangshan Sculpture Park—Cradle of the Republic Tourist Area - Yeping Scenic Area—Cradle of the Republic Tourist Area - Red Well Scenic Area—Ersuda Scenic Area On this day, we will appreciate the perfect blend of the artistic beauty of sculptures and the natural beauty of the area. D7: Pavilion of Prince Teng—August 1st Nanchang Uprising Memorial Museum On the last day, we will visit the Pavilion of Prince Teng and August 1st Nanchang Uprising Memorial Museum to gain a deeper understanding of history. D8: Return Home We are coming home with lots of memories! -------------------- 🎒Travel Preparation: 👕Clothing: As the weather in Mount Lu is cold in February, you should prepare thick winter clothes, including a windbreaker and thermal underwear. A hot water bottle is also a good way to keep warm. 👟Shoes: As the roads in Mount Lu are mostly mountain roads, be sure to prepare a pair of comfortable and durable hiking shoes for walking and climbing. Remember to bring rain boots in case of rain. 🎒Accessories: Mount Lu is beautiful, so don't forget to bring a camera or phone. Remember to bring spare batteries or a power bank. Also, bring portable rain gear, as you never know when it will rain. 🍞Food and Water: Food in Mount Lu is relatively expensive, so it is recommended to bring some portable food such as chocolate, candy, and whole grain food. Also, bring enough water to avoid getting thirsty on the mountain. 📝Documents: Make sure to bring your ID card and other valid documents, especially if you plan to stay overnight or rent a car, as these will be necessary. -------------------- The trip is over, but the memories remain! The beauty of Mount Lu is worth experiencing in person. We look forward to your journey of exploration! 🌹

💗 Tips: During the Lunar New Year, there are crowds of people everywhere. Make a reservation in advance to avoid missing out on your favorite parking space and attractions. Located in the most prosperous area of Nanchang, it is very convenient for eating, accommodation, and transportation. But what is there to eat in Nanchang? Is it just mixed noodles and crock soup? ⛱️ Must-see in Nanchang: Nanchang August 1st Memorial Hall and August 1st Uprising Headquarters Site. 📍 Address: No. 380 Zhongshan Road, Nanchang, Jiangxi Province 🍜 Travel tips: Walk around and look around, visit in order. The basic exhibition is themed "The Great Beginning of the Nanchang Uprising" and is divided into six parts: "Rising in Times of Crisis," "Great Decision," "Firing the First Shot," "Marching South to Guangdong," "Fighting to Jinggang," and "Heroes Shine in China." There is also a special exhibition "Glorious Journey, Great Achievements of the Army." The memorial hall has two floors open to the public, and there is another building next to it, the August 1st Uprising Headquarters Site, with four floors open to the public. Reserve about 1.5–2 hours. 🚄 Transportation tips: [Subway/Bus] Subway: Take Line 1 or Line 3 to Bayi Guan Station, Exit 5. Nearby bus stops: Take Nanchang Bus No. 205, 229, or 830 to Ximachi Station. [Self-driving/Taxi] Navigate to "Wuxi Museum." There are not many parking spaces nearby, so find a parking space yourself. 💰️ Cost: Free admission, reservation required in advance. There are many people during the Lunar New Year, so make a reservation in advance to avoid missing out. The August 1st Memorial Hall has a very good way to enter the hall. People over 60 years old are exempt from making a reservation, and they can bring two companions and use a special passage. It is very user-friendly. For details, please check the WeChat official account. 🕙 Opening hours: Open all day from Tuesday to Sunday. Visiting hours: 9:00–17:00. Closed all day on Mondays, except for national holidays. Special circumstances will be announced separately. [Facilities]: Toilets, public Wi-Fi, etc. [Services]: Consultation service: Information desk (answering inquiries, requesting information, lost and found, handling complaints and suggestions). 🌟 Do you know where the military flag was raised and the first shot was fired?

Hey guys, come and visit Lushan Scenic Area! This super useful 8-day travel guide will help you explore every beautiful spot. Don't miss out! -------------------- 🛣️Itinerary: Day 1: Departure city👉Jiujiang, a famous historical and cultural city Start your journey and arrive in Jiujiang to experience its historical and cultural charm. Day 2: Lushan Scenic Area->Meilu Villa Climb Lushan Mountain to enjoy the beauty of the mountains and rivers, then visit Meilu Villa to experience its historical charm. Day 3: Jingdezhen China Ceramics Museum->Moon Bay->Wuyuan Scenic Area->Jiangling Scenic Area Explore ceramic art, enjoy the tranquility of Moon Bay, then head to Wuyuan and Jiangling to enjoy the integration of nature and culture. Day 4: Sanqing Mountain Scenic Area->West Coast Scenic Area Experience the mystery of the Taoist holy land in Sanqing Mountain, then head to the West Coast to enjoy the vastness of the ocean. Day 5: Xingguo Martyrs Cemetery Visit Xingguo Martyrs Cemetery to pay tribute to the revolutionary martyrs and remember history. Day 6: Jinggangshan Sculpture Park->Cradle of the Republic Tourist Area - Yeping Scenic Area->Cradle of the Republic Tourist Area - Hongjing Scenic Area->Er Su Da Scenic Area Visit Jinggangshan to relive revolutionary history and experience the influence of red culture. Day 7: Tengwang Pavilion->August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall Visit Tengwang Pavilion to enjoy its ancient charm, then visit the August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall to review that magnificent history. Day 8: Return home End your pleasant journey and return home with a full heart. -------------------- Must-visit attractions: 🌟Tengwang Pavilion: An ancient building by the river. Climb to the top to enjoy the magnificent autumn scenery of the Gan River! 🏞️Lushan Scenic Area: A perfect blend of culture and nature. Feel the weight of history among the green mountains and rivers. 🌄Sanqing Mountain Scenic Area: Strange rocks, rolling sea of clouds, spectacular sunrise, and thrilling and fun high-altitude plank road! 🏺Jingdezhen China Ceramics Museum: Travel through thousands of years to see the treasures of ceramic art and the traces of history. -------------------- 🎒 Travel essentials: Visiting Lushan Scenic Area? Don't forget to bring these! 👕 Clothing: Remember to bring a warm coat. Lushan is very cold in December, so a windproof coat and thick sweater are essential. Comfortable sneakers are also a must for climbing. 🎒 Accessories: Don't forget to bring a power bank to keep your phone charged. Waterproof gloves and hats are also important for rainy and snowy days. 📇 Documents: An ID card is required for entry, so don't forget it! If you have discount documents such as a student ID or military ID, please bring them with you to save money! -------------------- If you like Lushan, don't forget to leave your footprints and thoughts. Come back next time to explore more beautiful scenery!👣🌟

I recently unlocked the secrets of Nanchang's charm🔑. Today, I'm going to share them with you. Follow this guide and you'll have an unforgettable trip to Nanchang! Follow my photo spots and you won't go wrong❗️ 1️⃣ First stop: Tengwang Pavilion🏛️ "Sunset clouds and lonely birds fly together; the autumn waters are the same color as the sky"🌅. Standing on Tengwang Pavilion, this poem comes to life! Climb Tengwang Pavilion and enjoy a 360-degree view of Nanchang. It's breathtaking!😍 If you can recite the entire "Preface to Tengwang Pavilion," you can get in for free🎫❗️ 2️⃣ Second stop: Bayi Square🏛️ As the heart of Nanchang and the place where the military flag was raised, the fountain⛲ and sculpture at Bayi Square are must-see spots! When the lights come on at night, it's amazing! Remember to bring your camera📷 to capture the splendor. 3️⃣ Third stop: August 1st Nanchang Uprising Memorial Museum🏛️ History buffs, take note! This is a great place to learn about the Nanchang Uprising. Every exhibit tells a story of revolution📜 and commands respect! 4️⃣ Fourth stop: Haihunhou Relics Museum🏛️ Want to uncover the secrets of a thousand-year-old tomb? This is the place to be! The treasures of Haihunhou will open your eyes and transport you back to the Han Dynasty, where you can experience the luxury and mystery✨. This is a must-see in Nanchang. The most famous gold cakes and horse-hoof gold are here. Feast your eyes on the gold. 🎫Ticket: 60 🚗Sightseeing car: 15 5️⃣ Fifth stop: Jiangxi Art Museum🎨 A paradise for art lovers! With regularly changing exhibitions, there's always something to touch your heart🎵. Remember to slow down and savor each piece. 6️⃣ Sixth stop: Jiangxi Provincial Museum🏛️ Want to quickly learn about the history and culture of Jiangxi? The provincial museum is your best choice! From bronzes to porcelain, each exhibit is a witness to history👀. 7️⃣ Seventh stop: Nanchang Dashi Courtyard🏠 Step into the life of old Nanchang. The old streets and alleys of Dashi Courtyard are full of authentic local flavor. A bowl of hot mixed noodles🍜 and a serving of crispy pot soup🥣 will satisfy your taste buds. 8️⃣ Eighth stop: Wanshou Palace Historical and Cultural Block🏮 With its ancient architecture, dazzling handicrafts, and hidden snack stalls, every step is a surprise! Be sure to try the Nanchang fried noodles. They're amazing!😋 9️⃣ Ninth stop: Nanchang Ship🛳️ A blessing for military enthusiasts! Board the retired Nanchang Ship and experience the glory and power of the navy up close. It's a great photo op!📸 📸Travel Tips: Don't forget to try Nanchang's food and enjoy the night view. We recommend spending at least 3 days in Nanchang. Stay at a hotel near Tengwang Pavilion for easy access to food, shopping, and transportation.

📍Nanchang August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall | A history that cannot be forgotten ✅History and culture: ✨The Nanchang August 1st Uprising was the first shot fired against the Kuomintang reactionaries, marking the beginning of the Chinese Communist Party's independent leadership of armed struggle and the creation of a revolutionary army. This great feat took place in Nanchang on August 1, 1927, and the glorious day of "August 1" became the origin of the founding of the Chinese People's Liberation Army. It marked the beginning of the Chinese Communist Party's own armed forces, a crucial step in the struggle for national independence and people's liberation, and had a profound impact on the entire Chinese revolutionary process. In that turbulent era, the revolutionary pioneers, with fearless courage and firm faith, embarked on a new revolutionary journey here, laying a solid foundation for our happy life today, and it is worth remembering. ✅Memorial Hall exhibition content: 🌱As soon as you enter the memorial hall, it feels like you have traveled back to that passionate era. 🌱In the sequence hall, large sculptures and other displays vividly recreate the scene of the uprising, and the tense and exciting atmosphere is overwhelming, making people instantly feel solemn. 🌱In each exhibition hall, you can see many precious historical relics, which, although rusty, carry the thrilling memories of the battle, as if they are still telling the fierce and brutal battle of the year. There are also the worn-out military uniforms worn by the soldiers, with patches upon patches, but they carry their firm revolutionary will. 🌱Through a large number of photo exhibitions, the causes and consequences of the uprising are detailed, from the severe revolutionary situation at that time, to every detail of the planning of the uprising, to the final heroic battle process, all clearly presented, allowing us to fully understand this history. 🌱There are also many scene restorations in the museum, such as the conference room of the uprising headquarters, with simple tables and chairs and battle maps, making us feel as if we can see the leaders at that time planning the great uprising action here with tension and determination. 🌱Through modern means such as multimedia displays, the magnificent history is presented more intuitively, such as the video of the uprising battle, with the sound of gunfire echoing in the ears, making people feel passionate.

🏝The Nanchang August 1st Memorial Hall is a special memorial hall established to commemorate the Nanchang Uprising. It was established in 1956 and officially opened to the public on October 1, 1959. The Nanchang August 1st Memorial Hall is located at No. 380, Zhongshan Road, Nanchang City, Jiangxi Province, covering an area of 5,903 square meters. 🏝The Nanchang August 1st Memorial Hall displays 509 pictures and charts, 407 cultural relics (sets), and 51 artworks. The exhibition mainly includes the Nanchang Uprising, the glorious history of the People's Army, and the restoration of the old site. 🏝Nanchang is also known as the Hero City. The Nanchang August 1st Memorial Hall displays a large number of historical photos, objects, scene restoration, and documents to show the whole process of the War of Resistance and vividly reproduce that magnificent history. 🚥[Transportation Guide] ⭐️Bus: Take Nanchang Bus No. 2, 205, 214, or 830 to Ximachi Station. ⭐️Subway: Take Nanchang Metro Line 1 to Bayi Memorial Hall Station and enter the scenic area.

Nanchang 📍𝑴𝒂𝒏𝒄𝒉𝒂𝒏𝒈 When you come to Nanchang, a red city, you must visit the August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall to experience the shock brought by this history immersively. Transportation: The subway entrance of Bayi Station on Line 1 is just opposite, which is very convenient for travel. Nearby: Jewelry Street, Wanshou Palace Historical and Cultural Block, shopping streets, various snacks and delicacies, bustling.

｜A 24-hour travel guide to Nanchang, beyond the movies! . The following is a one-day travel guide to Nanchang: morning: - 8:00 - 9:00: Arrive at Bayi Square. Bayi Square is the central landmark of Nanchang and an important place to commemorate the "August 1st Uprising". Here you can admire the towering monuments on the square and feel that magnificent history. After taking photos, stroll around the square and see how local citizens enjoy their leisure time. - 9:00 - 10:30: Go to the August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall. It is within walking distance from Bayi Square. The August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall is a special museum established to commemorate the Nanchang Uprising. The museum vividly displays this major historical event through a large number of historical photos, documents and real objects, allowing people to deeply appreciate the heroic and fearless spirit of the revolutionary martyrs. Remember to make an appointment in advance before visiting. - 10:30 - 12:00: After visiting the memorial hall, head to the nearby Jewelry Street. This place is filled with a strong atmosphere of fireworks and has a wide variety of delicious foods, making it a paradise for foodies. You can taste Cao's mung bean cakes. The freshly baked mung bean cakes are fragrant and the fillings melt in your mouth. There is also Hongdu Thumb, which is similar to Changsha's Cha Yan Yue Se, with high cost performance and worth a try. Aunt Yang's rice dumplings have novel fillings, such as century egg and meat dumplings, which are very filling. Husband and Wife Pancakes are golden and crispy on the outside, and the leek and fresh meat fillings are very fragrant. noon: - 12:00 - 13:30: Find a restaurant near Jewelry Street for lunch. Nanchang has many special foods, such as Nanchang rice noodles, which are white, tender and elastic, and are delicious whether boiled, fried or served cold; clay pot stewed soup, which uses clay pots as the carrier and the ingredients are stewed for a long time, making the soup delicious and mellow; rice noodle steamed meat, which uses high-quality rice and spices to stir-fry into rice noodles, and then steamed with meat, exuding fragrance. afternoon: - 13:30 - 15:00: Take transportation to the New Building of Jiangxi Provincial Museum. The Jiangxi Provincial Museum is an important window for understanding the history and culture of Jiangxi. The museum houses a large collection of precious cultural relics, displaying the historical changes of Jiangxi from prehistoric times to modern times. Here you can gain an in-depth understanding of Jiangxi's development history and cultural heritage. The visit lasts about 1.5 hours. - 15:00 - 16:30: Go to Nanchang Star Ferris Wheel. It is one of the largest Ferris wheels in Asia. Riding the Ferris wheel gives you a 360-degree panoramic view of Nanchang City, especially in the evening, when you can enjoy the beautiful sunset and the city lights gradually lighting up. Good photo spots are at the elevator entrance on the basement floor of Gate 2 of MixC or near the window on the fourth floor of MixC. night: - 16:30 - 18:30: Go to Tengwang Pavilion. Tengwang Pavilion is one of the four famous towers in ancient China, located on the bank of Ganjiang River. In the evening, the scenery around Tengwang Pavilion is very beautiful, and you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of "the setting sun and the lone wild goose flying together, and the autumn water and the sky being the same color". If you don't want to go up the building to visit, you can take photos in the park on the north side, which is also very photogenic. There are some restaurants near Tengwang Pavilion where you can enjoy dinner and taste special Gan dishes such as fried bacon with quinoa. - After 18:30: If you still have energy, you can go to Qiushui Square. There is a musical fountain in Qiu Shui Square, which is very spectacular and is a major feature of Nanchang. After admiring the fountain, the day ends. The above strategies are for reference only, you can adjust them according to your interests and time. During your trip, pay attention to arranging your time reasonably to ensure that you can fully experience the charm of Nanchang.

Nanchang·Jiangxi Nanchang is located in the central part of Jiangxi Province. It is the capital of Jiangxi Province and has a long history and rich culture. Here, you can enjoy the beautiful natural scenery, taste the local specialties, and feel the history of the Chinese revolution. Here is a guide for a one-day trip to Nanchang to help you explore the city within a limited time. morning: 1. Tengwang Pavilion: As one of the three famous towers in Jiangnan, Tengwang Pavilion was first built in the Tang Dynasty. After going through many vicissitudes, it still stands on the bank of Ganjiang River. Climbing high and looking far, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Nanchang city. 2. August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall: Learn about the history of the Chinese revolution and experience the red culture. The memorial hall displays a large number of revolutionary relics and photos, showing the magnificent scenes of the Nanchang Uprising. noon: Taste Nanchang’s specialties, such as clay pot soup, fried rice noodles, rice noodles with meat, etc. afternoon: 1. Nanchang Star Ferris Wheel: Located on the bank of Ganjiang River, it overlooks the urban area of ​​Nanchang. Take a ride on the Ferris wheel, enjoy the beautiful city views and experience a romantic time. 2. Ganjiang Citizen Park: Stroll through the park, enjoy the river view, and experience the leisurely life of Nanchang citizens. night: 1. Enjoy the Qiu Shui Square Music Fountain: Feel the prosperity and vitality of the modern city. 2. Enjoy Nanchang supper, such as Nanchang fried noodles, clay pot chicken, spicy fried snails, etc. The one-day tour is compact, but it is enough for you to appreciate the beautiful scenery and profound history and culture of Nanchang.