Things to do in Shunchang

Yuhua Cave has beautiful scenery and is worth a visit. The guided tour is well-organized, with a fixed guide at each point and two NPC activity points. However, due to the rain, we didn't have time to visit the two museums outside.

It's worth a visit. Although it's a small, undeveloped scenic area, the natural scenery is still beautiful and perfect for taking photos. The lights are quite lovely at night. The area is large, and going up and down the mountain requires some physical exertion.

Huangling's autumn sun-drying scene lives up to its name. The ancient Hui-style village with white walls and black tiles is built against the mountain. Red peppers and yellow corn are spread all over the drying racks, creating a strong atmosphere. The cable car is very convenient to take you up the mountain. Every shot you take is a masterpiece. It is definitely worth checking out.

Excellent value for money! Only have to pay for the buses and bamboo raft. We spent 2 days and covered most the park. Lovely!

The main attractions included in the package ticket are Shuzhuang, Sunlight Rock, and the Palace Museum. There's also an organ performance in the Bagua Building. Otherwise, you can skip the rest. The price is similar to snowboarding, but one yard saves some time.

Seven days after the Double Ninth Festival, I ascended the Tengwang Pavilion. The Yangtze flows east, the Gan River flows north. The river divides China into north and south, the waters carve the east and west of Hongdu. Smoke rises from the eastern city, a new atmosphere pervades the western city. The rosy clouds linger on the pavilion rooftops, but the lone wild goose of yesteryear is nowhere to be seen. Waiting to see the autumn moon hang in the east, and the lanterns shine brightly one after another.

Baoshan Temple Because of the pneumonia epidemic, I didn't open the door. I climbed to the top of Baoshan and arrived. I originally planned to go in and pay my respects, but unfortunately the door didn't open. I paid homage to the Earth God at the door and then went down the mountain. Baoshan is more suitable for self-driving. The road is quite bumpy and has eighteen bends. It was our first time to go there and we had no experience. We chose the most difficult path. In fact, there was an easier path 50 meters back. When I went there before, the weather was fine except for the fog.

The area is mostly natural scenery, and visiting all the attractions on the map can be quite tiring, as the hike is physically demanding. However, the views from the top are truly spectacular, with mist swirling around, creating a fairyland-like atmosphere. The air is also very fresh, and you might even encounter squirrels and birds foraging for food.

The core site of the Ming and Qing imperial kilns was a place dedicated to firing porcelain for the imperial court. The imperial court dispatched supervisors to oversee the production, and the site gathered the nation's top porcelain craftsmen. The resulting porcelain was exquisitely crafted, elegantly shaped, and represented the highest level of Chinese porcelain-making techniques. The archaeological excavations and layers upon layers of broken porcelain fragments at the site tell a story of a prosperous era, with kilns burning continuously, artisans gathering, and meticulous porcelain production. The scenic area is vast; a full day is not enough to see everything. One ticket is valid for three days, and with the Jiangxi cultural tourism consumption voucher, the price was 50% off.