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

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!

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.

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.

The beginning of the memorial is a bright red preface, a stimulating contrast that will impress this bright red memory in the heart. There are volunteers to explain freely in the memorial hall. It seems that there will be explanations every half an hour. Interested friends can listen to the memorial hall. This will have a deeper understanding, because I am in a hurry, so there is no Waiting for the whole point of the commentator, I started to stroll myself. There are also some explanations from the tour group in the middle, and I can hear some. The exhibition hall of the memorial hall mainly introduces the causes and consequences of the Nanchang Uprising through some pictures and literatures. The information here is very detailed, and some of the materials are quite precious. Slowly and slowly, the red memories are in front of you. . In addition to the literature, there are some old objects in the memorial at the exhibition. Through these old items, it is more intuitive to reflect the realistic background and situation of the Nanchang Uprising, look back at history, remember history, no Nanchang There is no new China in the uprising, and there is no such powerful China today. The pavilion is interspersed with many works of art, statues, oil paintings, models, etc., vivid and more intuitive to restore the scene of the Nanchang Uprising, we are like witnessing the process of the Nanchang Uprising. The photos of these historical materials, it is quite precious. For photographers, every time they see such black and white old photos, they know that their display is not easy. I like this black and white photo. This is Respect for photography, what photography is, photography is a record, recording those important moments

Nanchang Bayiyi Memorial Hall is a must-see for travel to Nanchang. I believe that every friend who came to Nanchang must have been here. Perhaps there are still many friends who are coming to the Eight Memorial Hall. Nanchang. Nanchang Bayiyi Memorial Hall, also known as Bayi Hall, is located in the center of the city. The traffic is very convenient. There is the station of the Bayi Hall on the subway line 1. The memorial hall is also the exhibition hall. It is the same as the museum. It is a "legal" rest day, and other times are generally open. The memorial is free and free of charge. It also needs to be queued for security check into the venue. This is the same nature as many large museums. There is a long queue outside. I went there that day and didnt line up. Going in, although it is the tail of the summer vacation, there are still many parents who come to the memorial hall with their children. This is a red educational tourist attraction. Here is an important patriotic education base. Here is the red memory. Here are the memories. It belongs to the memory of Nanchang. Through the square, it is the Eight Immortal Memorial Hall. On both sides of the square is a row of bust statues. These are the main participants of the Nanchang Uprising. The pedestal stone tablets have their introductions on the right side of the square. The old headquarters of the Nanchang Uprising Command, but that time was just finishing, so this trip to Nanchang did not visit, some regret.

Come to Nanchang, you can't help but also the famous Nanchang Uprising Memorial Hall. Like the normal museum, the memorial is closed every Monday. This country-style building was the place where the uprising leaders worked and lived. It is said that during the period of the Republic of China, the hotel was a very high-priced hotel. After the CCP took down the hotel, it was used as a venue for uprising. It seems that many of the rooms inside are more luxurious than the Nanjing Presidential Palace and the Changchun Puppet Manchurian Palace in the same period.