[2025 Nanchang Attraction] Travel Guide for Tengwang Pavilion (Updated Jun)

🏘️Room type/layout: The hotel room type is good, the layout is very OK, it is a typical loft hotel room type😘😘The space is large, especially suitable for traveling with children or couples👫👫It's really great, it has a great atmosphere🤩🤩 🧹Soundproofing/Sanitation: The hotel has good soundproofing, no noise at night, and it is easy to fall asleep ✨✨✨The sanitation is cleaned 🧹🧹🧹 very clean, especially the toilet has no peculiar smell, the bedding is also very clean, no hair or anything like that was found, which is really reassuring ❤️❤️ 🏕️Nearby attractions: Aixi Lake Forest Wetland Park, Qingshan Lake, Bayi Square, Tengwang Pavilion. It is very convenient to visit the attractions🔥 💰️Per capita consumption: The per capita consumption is only a few dozen yuan, which is very cost-effective. You can stay in this kind of loft hotel at this price😍😍This is really great value for money, and the space is also very large👏👏It's really satisfying🔥🔥 💗Other tips: The hotel is in a particularly advantageous location, close to Nanchang Station🚊🚊The transportation is very convenient, and the hotel is decorated with a sense of atmosphere🌷🌷, and it is also very photogenic, especially suitable for young couples👫👫The hotel has a large space, especially suitable for bringing children💐💐The hotel facilities are very complete and very smart, the staff are particularly enthusiastic❤️❤️❤️, very kind, and solve various problems for us. In general, it is really very good. I especially recommend this hotel. It is really another treasure hotel I found in Nanchang🤩🤩🤩

🌶️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

How can you not visit Tengwang Pavilion when traveling to Nanchang? Opening hours: Tengwang Pavilion 08:00-22:00 every day Ticket sales stop at 21:00, admission to the park stops at 21:00 Ticket information: Day trip fare: 50 yuan for adults, 25 yuan for students and children The ticket price for the night tour of "Dream Searching Tengwang Pavilion" live performance is 168 yuan, and the night tour ticket does not include the ticket to the pavilion. Transportation guide: Metro: Take Metro Line 1 and get off at Exit 3 of Wanshou Palace Here is an introduction to Tengwang Pavilion: Main pavilion: It adopts Song-style color paintings, and the indoor and outdoor beams are beautifully decorated. Hall: You can admire the white marble relief "The Wind Sending to Tengwang Pavilion" on the first floor of the main pavilion: four horizontal plaques under the eaves, and a white marble relief on the first floor. Second floor: display of large-scale acrylic mural "Pictures of Outstanding People" The third floor: Surrounded by corridors, there is an acrylic mural "Linchuan Dream" in the middle hall. The fourth floor: The acrylic mural "Earth Spirit Map" showing the theme of "Earth Spirit" Fifth floor: Surrounded by corridors, the contents of the four golden plaques under the eaves are from the "Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng" The sixth floor: the highest tourist floor of Tengwang Pavilion, where you can overlook the surrounding beautiful scenery.

My friend and I went on a Buddhist-style trip to Nanchang. We took photos wherever we went and decided what to eat after we went out. First photo spot: Bayi Square Second photo spot: Tengwang Pavilion (We didn't go inside, just took photos at the entrance) Third photo spot: Wan Ning Pavilion (Behind Tengwang Pavilion, with a beautiful river view and a full view of Tengwang Pavilion) Dining: Chef Liu (Good value for money and delicious, but very spicy)

New Year's Choice! Nanchang—Lushan—Jingdezhen 7-day tour, experience the unique charm of Jiangxi, and start your New Year's travel plan! -------- 🚩Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Nanchang, visit the Provincial Museum, August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall, August 1st Square, and Wanshou Palace Historical and Cultural Block. Overnight in Nanchang. Day 2: Visit Tengwang Pavilion and experience the charm of history and culture—go to Wangxiangu and explore the natural beauty and myths. Day 3: Spend the whole day in Sanqing Mountain Scenic Area and enjoy the beauty of mountains and rivers—go to Wunvzhou Resort to relax—"Meet Wuyuan" live performance, experience a visual and auditory feast. Day 4: Visit Wuyuan Huangling and experience the charm of ancient villages—take the cable car to visit Huangling Scenic Area and overlook the magnificent mountains and rivers—visit Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Block and experience the collision of art and creativity—visit Jingdezhen Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Museum and learn about ceramic culture. Day 5: Climb Lushan Scenic Area and experience the magnificence and mystery of nature—visit Meilu Villa and experience the integration of history and modernity. Day 6: Visit Hanpokou and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Poyang Lake—challenge Sandie Spring and experience the magnificence and coolness of the waterfall. Day 7: Free time in Nanchang, end the pleasant trip to Jiangxi. Transfer service is provided, whether it is the airport or the train station, you can be safely delivered. -------- Some tips: - Airport transportation: Nanchang Airport has a subway and bus directly to the city center, which is convenient and fast. 🚇 - Photo spots: Lushan Sandie Spring and Jingdezhen Ancient Kiln are must-see photography spots. 📸 - Customs: Experience the local tea culture and try to communicate with local residents to learn more about the local customs. 🍵 - December climate: Jiangxi is cold and humid in winter, remember to bring warm coats and rain gear. 🧣☔️ -------- Nanchang's food, Lushan's beauty, and Jingdezhen's ceramics, a trip to Jiangxi, full of memories and heartwarming!

Tengwang Pavilion is located in Nanchang, Jiangxi Province. It is one of the three great towers of Jiangnan, along with Yellow Crane Tower in Hubei and Yueyang Tower in Hunan. It is famous for the poem "Preface to Tengwang Pavilion" by the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Bo, and its magnificent scenery of "the setting sun and a lone duck flying together, the autumn water and the sky being the same color" attracts countless tourists. Itinerary Morning: Main Pavilion: Visit the main building of Tengwang Pavilion and admire its magnificent architectural style and exquisite interior decoration. North Garden: Visit the North Garden of Tengwang Pavilion and experience the scenery of "a river, a garden, an old street, and a square." Models of Tengwang Pavilion: Learn about the history of Tengwang Pavilion. Gan Feng Hall: Experience the local customs of Jiangxi. Noon: Lunch recommendation: Tengwang Pavilion Restaurant, located in the scenic area, offers authentic Jiangxi cuisine. Afternoon: "Dream of Tengwang Pavilion" live performance: Experience an immersive large-scale live performance and feel the history and culture of Tengwang Pavilion. Night tour of Tengwang Pavilion: Includes admission to the pavilion, a full tour of the main pavilion, a tour of the North Garden, and a night view of Tengwang Pavilion. Tengwang Pavilion Cruise: Take a cruise on the Gan River at night and enjoy the light show on both sides of the river. Zhangjiang Xiaodu: Experience the scenery of the cruise terminal. Evening: Dinner recommendation: Jiangnan Xiaoguan, offering a variety of Jiangnan-style snacks and main dishes. Specialty dining recommendations Old House Private Kitchen: A private kitchen restaurant mainly serving local Jiangxi cuisine, with an antique environment. Lake and Mountain Ecological Restaurant: Specializing in ecological and healthy dishes, enjoy the beautiful natural scenery. Jiangbian Chengwai Fine Dining: A scenic riverside restaurant offering a variety of dishes. Opening hours and prices Opening hours: 08:00 - 22:00. Ticket prices: Adult ticket CNY 50, concession ticket CNY 25. Discount policy: Free for seniors over 65, children under 1.4 meters, military personnel, and people with disabilities; half price for full-time undergraduate and below students and Nanchang residents. Transportation Subway: Take Metro Line 1 to "Wanshou Palace" Station or "Tengwang Pavilion" Station, then walk to Tengwang Pavilion. Bus: Take Bus 52, 26, or 38 to Rongmen Road Station, then walk about 3 minutes to Tengwang Pavilion. Self-driving: Navigate to the South Gate Parking Lot of Tengwang Pavilion. Travel tips and photo spots Photo spots: The garden moon position, red house position, and picture frame position are all good photo spots. After reaching the top, you can take photos of the skyscrapers in Honggutan District and the bustling old city. Increase the saturation when editing the photos to make the colors look better.

The Teng Wang Pavilion, also known as the pavilion of Prince Teng, is one of the four great towers in China. Located in Nanchang, Jiangxi, the 7 layer pavilion was rebuilt over 20 times. Through each reconstruction, the architecture becomes even more magnificent and unique. The Teng Wang Pavilion has the reputation of being the "First Pavilion along Xijiang River and has been widely admired by visitors from all over the world. This destination is a must for first-time visitors arriving in Nanchang city. Follow my Instagram @cherstravels for more China-related content! 📍Nanchang, Jiangxi #bucketlistreboot #2023travelwish #mytripvlog #china #awesomepic #celebratewithtrip #passionpassport #travelinspiration

Prince Teng pavilion is a very beautiful park in Nanchang City, Jiangxi province. I highly recommend seeing it. It shows the life of the people in Tang dynasty. You can see the clothes they wore, the room setting. There's also museum at the bottom of the pavilion and a gift shop. Around the pavilion is a very beautiful park, great for a short walk, have a rest, eat some food. There's also convenience store next to the pavilion for buying drinks and snacks. There's an option of taking a boat from one side of the river to the pavilion at night and enjoy it under beautiful colorful lights. It's worth seeing it many times.#rediscovertravel

Tengwang Pavilion is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Nanchang. As a place mentioned in numerous Tangshi and ancient China articles, it is famous across the nation. The Pavilion is rebuilt since the original one is destroyed. The current pavilion even equivalent with elevators. Though convenient for tourists, it definitely made the attractions less ancient. The view from the top of the tower is fabulous. You can see both the River and the view of the city. This attractions is not large but the location is very convenient and not very crowded except for the peak seasons. Definitely worth a visit if you are in the city

Nanchang around the two-day and one-night tour of the best route to find the most beautiful bamboo forest Yunhai We played in Nanchang for a few days, made a special trip to Nanchang near the place is very suitable for self-driving aerial photography, the little-known Yuhua Mountain. day1: Arrive in Nanchang, the first time I came to Nanchang, Jiangxi. My friend said that Nanchang must watch the Tengwang Pavilion light show at night. It is definitely a shocking experience! We just waited after we finished the meal, and there was a drone light show, great value! ! ! Tengwang Pavilion is one of Nanchang's most famous scenic spots. It is the beauty of Wang Ge's "Landscape and Lonely Flying, Autumn Water and Long Days". It is one of the three famous buildings in the south of the Yangtze River. It is quiet during the day. On one side, it took a night to turn on the lights like a makeup, and it was very powerful. The camera's one-shot filter is a magical cyberpunk ins wind photo. There will be a light show from 8:00 pm, the whole Tengwang Pavilion will turn off the lights first, then project from the opposite side of the square, about ten minutes of light show, followed by a large-scale live immersive cultural tour on the ladder Performed on the show, all about twenty minutes, recommended to look at the evening. If you are lucky, you can encounter a drone light show. day2

People often say, "Do not travel to Tengwang Pavilion, it is equal to not going to Nanchang." This Linyi River is located in the attic because of Wang Bo's "Tengwang Pavilion Preface", is the brother of Tang Taizong Li Shimin - Teng Wang Liyuan Ying was built, and this morning has become an important building with ancient civilization and modern technology. ~ The world's famous buildings all win by landscape, Tengwang Pavilion is no exception; the Tengwang Pavilion in front of it is not only one of the three famous buildings in Jiangnan. It is also a famous landmark in Nanchang. It is mainly composed of the main pavilion of Tengwangge and the small garden on both sides of the north and south. It is also magnificent and magnificent.

The falling clouds and the lonely are flying together, and the autumn water is always a day. Maybe most people know Nanchang and know Tengwang Pavilion, both because of Wang Bo's "Tengwang Pavilion Preface" and the two sentences in the text. Today, she is still standing on the banks of the Li River: maybe, you can also become the great writer.

When I travel, I am used to opening the travel app to check the relevant travel recommendations. Now it is more and more convenient. People who have been there will share the local travel guides. The photos of the attractions are also at a glance. You can feel it in advance with your mobile phone. This time I revisited the place. I can't remember when the last time came. Tengwang Pavilion is located in the core area of the city like the Yellow Crane Tower in Wuhan and the Leifeng Pagoda in Hangzhou. If you don't go up, you will feel white. You will arrive at the hotel on a day trip. After check-in, it was already 4 o'clock in the afternoon, packed up the luggage, and took a taxi with the partners to the Tengwang Pavilion. Tengwang Pavilion is deeply on the banks of the Lancang River. It was the tallest building in ancient times. With the development of the city, there are more and more houses around it. It is replaced by high-rise buildings. Tickets for Tengwang Pavilion after May. It became 50 yuan. It was already 5 o'clock when I came to the door. The staff reminded me to go straight to the highest point and arrive in 5 minutes, overlooking the panoramic view of the Li River. The highest building can't go out. 5F can go out to shoot landscapes and portraits. Tengwang Pavilion is not big. It contains a lot of precious cultural relics. It meets the sunset at the highest point and is worthy of the tickets.

"Tengwang Pavilion" is known as the "first floor of Xijiang River". It is located at the intersection of Minjiang River and Fuhe Old Road. It is famous for Wang Bo's "Tengwang Pavilion Preface". Tengwang Pavilion is a representative of ancient Chinese architecture. Many tourists come to Nanchang to visit Tengwang Pavilion. With the "Chinese Poetry Conference", many parents will bring their children to "learn" and follow the poet's footsteps to experience ancient poetry. The beauty of culture.

Parents always spare no effort to give their children the best—good clothes, good food, and fun experiences—while hesitating to spend on travel for themselves... Now!!! It's time to treat your parents to this customized 3-day, 2-night Jiangxi trip 😎 👩‍👧‍👧Day 1: Bayi Uprising Memorial Hall + Tengwang Pavilion + Wanshou Palace 🚄Transport: From anywhere in China to Nanchang, the "Hero City." A private transfer will take you to the hotel, and you can start exploring right after dropping off your luggage. 🕹️Attractions: 🔸Bayi Uprising Memorial Hall: Seniors aged 60+ can skip the reservation and queue by showing their ID at the exit for verification. One senior can bring up to 2 companions (max 6 people total). Smooth entry guaranteed 😄 🔸Tengwang Pavilion: Immortalized by Wang Bo's "Preface to Tengwang Pavilion," climb the pavilion for a panoramic view of the Gan River. 📷Photo Tips👇 1️⃣ Use the pavilion's pillars as a natural frame for stunning shots with the Bayi Bridge 🖼️. 2️⃣ The northern garden's pavilions and structures offer great photo spots—every angle is picturesque. 3️⃣ The north garden route leads straight to Tengwang Pavilion's south gate, where you can admire the main tower ⛩️. 4️⃣ On clear days, don’t miss the sunset over the river 🌇. 🔸Wanshou Palace Historic Block: Stroll, snack, and relax with your parents while enjoying traditional tunes. 👩‍👧‍👧Day 2: Poyang Lake Wetland Park + Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Museum + Wunvzhou Wake up, enjoy breakfast, check out, and meet your driver for the day’s adventures. 🕹️Attractions: 🔸Poyang Lake Wetland Park: Vast waters, lush marshes, and rare birds 🦩—every season here is a "wow" season ✨. 🔸Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Museum: A showcase of imperial porcelain history—no parent can resist exquisite Jingdezhen ceramics 👍. 🔸Wunvzhou Resort: Fire-pot performances, fireworks, and iron-flower displays up close. The flaming water pot lives up to its fame, evoking a phoenix’s rebirth. 👩‍👧‍👧Day 3: Wuyuan Huangling Scenic Area Sleep in, then hop into your private transfer. Seniors 65+ only need a cable car ticket for early entry. Don’t worry about food—local snacks abound 🍢. 🍁 The tiered Huizhou-style architecture looks like an unfiltered oil painting, transporting you to your parents’ youthful, vibrant era.

Explored the heart of Jiangxi today — Nanchang, the city where history meets modern vibes. 📍 Tengwang Pavilion blew me away with its views and ancient charm. 🧋 Bubble tea + spicy noodles = perfect combo for a quick recharge. 🚇 Efficient metro, kind people, and more green parks than expected. One day wasn’t enough — but it was definitely unforgettable. 💙 #Nanchang #ChinaTrip #DayTripDiaries

Nanchang Travel Guide: City of Heroes, Gan-Po Charm Nanchang, the capital of Jiangxi Province, is known as the "City of Heroes." It is not only the birthplace of modern Chinese revolution but also a city rich in history and vibrant with modern energy. Here you can find the ancient cultural heritage of Tengwang Pavilion, the red memories of Bayi Square, the scenic beauty of Poyang Lake, and the mouth-watering Gan cuisine. This guide will take you on an in-depth tour of Nanchang to experience the blend of its history and modernity. 1. Overview of Nanchang - Location: Central Jiangxi Province, at the confluence of Gan River and Fu River - Climate: Subtropical monsoon climate, hot summers, cold and damp winters, pleasant spring and autumn - Highlights: Red culture, Gan-Po cuisine, Gan River scenery, historical sites 2. Recommended Itinerary (2-3 days) Day 1: History & City Landmarks Morning: - Bayi Square: Nanchang’s landmark, commemorating the 1927 Nanchang Uprising, featuring a monument and flag-raising platform - August 1st Uprising Museum: Learn about Chinese revolutionary history with a large collection of artifacts Afternoon: - Tengwang Pavilion (a must-visit!): One of the three famous pavilions in Jiangnan, renowned for Wang Bo’s "Preface to Tengwang Pavilion," offering panoramic views of the Gan River - Rongmen Road Food Street: Taste Nanchang’s specialty snacks (recommended: mung bean cake, sugar candy) Evening: - Qiushui Square: Asia’s largest musical fountain with a light show every night at 8 PM - Gan River Night Cruise: Enjoy the night view of Nanchang by boat Day 2: Natural Scenery & Cultural Experience Morning: - Shengjin Pagoda: The oldest existing building in Nanchang, climb the pagoda for a distant view of the city - Wanshou Palace Historical and Cultural District: A microcosm of old Nanchang with Gan-style architecture and modern commerce Afternoon: - Jiangxi Provincial Museum (New Hall): Learn about Jiangxi’s history and culture, with a focus on the Haihunhou Tomb artifacts exhibition - Aixi Lake Wetland Park: The city’s green lung, perfect for walking and birdwatching Evening: - Hama Street Night Market (local favorite): Slurp Nanchang mixed noodles and clay pot soup, and enjoy the famous spicy crayfish 3. Transportation Guide - Air: Nanchang Changbei International Airport, with Metro Line 1 direct to downtown - High-speed Rail: Nanchang West Station (high-speed), Nanchang Station (regular + high-speed) - Metro: Currently 4 lines covering major attractions (recommended) - City Bus/Taxi: Convenient and fast, with widespread use of Didi in Nanchang 4. Accommodation Recommendations - Near Bayi Square/Tengwang Pavilion: Convenient transportation, recommended: - Luxury: Shangri-La Hotel Nanchang - Cost-effective: Hanting/All Season Hotel (Tengwang Pavilion branch) - Honggutan (New City): Modern business district, suitable for those who enjoy bustling areas 5. Food Recommendations Nanchang is a stronghold of Gan cuisine, known for its "fresh, spicy, fragrant, and rich" flavors: - Must-try dishes: - Nanchang mixed noodles + clay pot soup (soulful breakfast) - Poyang Lake Lion’s Head Meatballs: extra-large meatballs, rich but not greasy - Stir-fried Artemisia with cured meat: spring seasonal, fresh and crispy - Spicy clam shells: a hit at Nanchang night markets - Recommended restaurants: - Lao Sanyang (local favorite Gan cuisine) - Huangji Clay Pot Soup (chain old shop) - Hama Street (night market small…

A place where time meets the present — One side, the majestic ancient pavilion standing proudly with centuries of Tang dynasty history. The other side, a sweeping view of the Gan River, dotted with modern high-rises, and even a Ferris wheel turning slowly in the skyline. A stunning contrast between old and new — tradition and progress in perfect harmony. Breathtaking. Peaceful. Timeless.

Dear friends, just returned from "pitfalls" in Jiangxi, and stayed up all night to organize this super comprehensive pitfall-avoidance + in-depth guide! Four days covering Nanchang, Lushan, Jingdezhen, and Huangling, avoiding 90% of the traps. Read this before you go and easily wow your friends on social media✨! 📌 Must-See! Jiangxi Travel Pitfall Avoidance Guide 1️⃣ Plan ahead, don’t miss out! Jiangxi is crowded during peak season! Huangling Autumn Drying and Lushan Cable Car both have long queues😭! Tickets for flights, hotels, and the Imperial Kiln Museum must be booked in advance! I learned the hard way—because I didn’t book a hotel, I circled Nanchang city for an hour before finding a place to stay… a bloody lesson! 2️⃣ Choose the right transportation to save time and effort! Attractions are very spread out! Taking the high-speed train from Nanchang to Wuyuan plus transfers and taxis is exhausting🚇. Strongly recommend joining a pure-play small group tour, with tickets and transportation all included, which is even cheaper than traveling independently💰! No worries throughout the trip, the guide takes you around, perfect for lazy travelers! 3️⃣ Be rational when visiting popular spots! Some trendy spots rely heavily on filters for photos, but these places in Jiangxi can really produce great shots if you know how! For example, the full moon photo spot at Tengwang Pavilion and Huangling Autumn Drying. Save this guide to avoid "photo traps"! 🚆 Transportation Guide: Navigate Jiangxi Without Getting Lost • High-speed rail: Nanchang, Jingdezhen, and Wuyuan are all connected by high-speed rail, but you need transfers to reach scenic spots after getting off. It’s recommended to check direct shuttle buses in advance🚐. • City transport: Use QR code to ride the subway in Nanchang; taxi starting fares in Jingdezhen are affordable; in Wuyuan, chartering a car to scenic spots is recommended, costing just a few dozen yuan per person, flexible and convenient! 🗺️ 4 Days 3 Nights Essential Itinerary Day 1: Nanchang Citywalk, check in on red history and city life • Morning: Check in at Mercure Tengwang Pavilion Hotel, walk to Wanshou Palace, the flower walls and red walls are perfect for photos! • Noon: Rush to Jewelry Street! Nanchang mixed noodles and clay pot soup, only 10 yuan to eat until full! • Afternoon: Take night photos at Bayi Square, exit 3 of the subway station or overlook from the 7th floor of Wushang Mall for amazing views! • Evening: Full moon photo spot at Tengwang Pavilion🌕, free shots of the Ferris wheel and "I Love Nanchang" sign, hotel rooms also overlook Tengwang Pavilion at night! • Night: Eat late-night snacks at Dashi Temple, fried dough sticks wrapped in glutinous rice cakes are a must! Crispy outside, sticky inside, one bite and you’re hooked😍! Day 2: Lushan West Line, encounter a poetic fairyland • Route: Meilu Villa → Ruqin Lake → Huajing → Jinxiu Valley → Xianren Cave → Hanpo Mouth → Dakou Waterfall. • Tips: The west line is easy to walk, Hanpo Mouth is great for sunrise (we missed it, but the sunset glow was stunning!), the rainbow at Dakou Waterfall is breathtaking🌈! Day 3: Porcelain Capital + Intangible Cultural Heritage, full of culture and romance • Morning: Visit Jingdezhen Sculpture Porcelain Factory for shopping and DIY ceramics, making your own cup is very rewarding! • Afternoon: Book the Taoyangli Imperial Kiln Museum in advance! Arched architecture and porcelain walls, every shot looks like an Instagram masterpiece📸! • Night: Watch the iron flower show at Wunvzhou🔥! Molten iron blooms like shooting stars, and the "Meet Wuyuan" performance is also spectacular! Day 4: Huangling Autumn Drying, the pinnacle of rural aesthetics • Route: Take the cable car down from B to A to avoid crowds, check in at the drying workshop, Wuguitang, Tianjie, and five other major photo spots📷. • Must-see: Colorful crops drying on bamboo trays, Huizhou-style architecture arranged harmoniously, every frame is wallpaper-worthy! 🍜 Food Highlights: Jiangxi’s Secret Taste Codes • Nanchang: Clay pot soup, white sugar cake, small Luozi soup; • Jingdezhen: Cold noodles, alkaline rice cakes, porcelain clay stewed chicken; • Wuyuan: Huangling native chicken, steamed pork with rice flour, steamed dried bamboo shoots. 📸 Photo Tips: Instantly get great shots ✅ Wear light-colored clothes at Wanshou Palace for better photos; ✅ Best lighting at Huangling before 10 AM and after 4 PM; ✅ Shoot from low angles at the Imperial Kiln Museum to instantly become a fashion blogger! Friends, this guide is full of hard-earned lessons and practical tips! Save it and copy it, your Jiangxi trip is guaranteed!👇 Those who have been, please share your experiences in the comments; those who haven’t, quickly find a buddy and set off! Like + share to let more people see this treasure of a guide!

✅ Tengwang Pavilion (shot with 5x telephoto lens) ✅ Bayi Square (Exit 3 of Bayi Metro Station) ✅ Kuanxia Cafe (Wanshou Palace area) ✅ Nanchang Star (could shoot right outside my hotel - the Galant Qilu International Hotel) Detailed 3-day 2-night itinerary: Checked in at Nanchang Galant Select Hotel near Qiushui Square in the afternoon (hotel has washing/drying machines - a lifesaver for this girl who ran out of clothes after coming from Jingdezhen! Also has amazing breakfast 🥹 felt no need to specially eat local food outside) 📌 Musical fountain schedule: First show: 19:30-19:45 Second show: 20:30-20:45 📸 Day 1: Hanfu makeup + Tengwang Pavilion = absolutely stunning Morning: Booked makeup & photoshoot at Chayu Studio one week in advance Total transformation 😭😭 photographer even shot with CCD camera 👉 Hanfu + makeup + Tengwang Pavilion photoshoot = guaranteed beautiful shots 🏯 Afternoon: Tengwang Pavilion visit & photos ✔️ Climb to top of main pavilion for Gan River panorama (reciting "Preface to Tengwang Pavilion" gets free admission!) With this makeup, every shot turns out photogenic 😭 🚢 Evening: Tengwang Pavilion cruise (Pipa Song performance) + night tour 🌉 Must-see "Pipa Song" performance at 20:05 on theme boat Wearing the costume while watching makes you feel immersed! Plus enjoy the riverside light show on deck with evening breeze - perfect for photos 📸 💆 Afterparty: Minde Bathhouse (locals' secret spot!) 💰 Makeup removal + head massage perfectly removes heavy stage makeup, auntie's technique is amazing 👏 the head massage water flow almost put me to sleep 🦀 Day 2: Relaxing citywalk & food tour 🌶️ Lunch: Can't visit Nanchang without trying crab pot! Locals-recommended Erguan Crab Pot 🔥 Must-order crab pot + rice cakes! The sauce can make you eat 3 bowls of rice 🍚 Plump crabs and shrimp - so delicious! Then head to Nanchang August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall (book in advance) Followed by Wanshou Palace historical block Many photogenic spots for exploring ☕ Recommendation: Kuanxia Cafe - stunning like the movie "Big Fish & Begonia" ✅ At night: Lit-up Jiangxi Art Museum (red landmark) = great photos ✅ Galant Qilu International Hotel breakfast includes local specialties like mixed noodles and claypot meatball soup, rooms have river/Nanchang Star views 🚗 Day 3: Wake up naturally, shoot Nanchang Star near hotel (abandoned if bad weather - luckily got shots at hotel entrance and public areas)

🇨🇳 **Nanchang Travel Guide** As the capital of Jiangxi Province, Nanchang integrates red culture and Jianghu scenery. It is mainly divided into **Old Town, Honggutan New District, Wanli Scenic Area, and Tengwang Pavilion** Four major areas, classic routes focus on history and nature🏯🌊～ ✅ **Classic route recommendation**: 🔹 **Tengwang Pavilion-Ganjiang Night Tour-Qiushui Square** (Cultural Night View Tour🌃) 🔹 **August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall-Nanchang Star Ferris Wheel** (Red Memory🎡) 🔹 **Meiling-Hongya Danjing-Shizi Peak** (Mountain and Water Hiking⛰️) 🔹 **Haihunhou State Ruins Museum-Han Dynasty Town** (Traveling through Thousands of Years🏛️) 🚌 **Transportation**: • **Subway/Bus**: 4 subway lines cover the main urban area, and bus routes are dense🚇 • **Shared electric bikes**: convenient for short trips, remember to wear a helmet🛵 • **Nanchang Cultural and Tourism Card**: 120 yuan for 40+ attractions, great value💳 🌿 **Four Seasons in Nanchang**: • **Spring**: Enjoy the tea gardens of 10,000 mu in Fenghuanggou, cherry blossoms in full bloom🌸 • **Summer**: Meiling Mountain for summer rafting, cool summer💦 • **Autumn**: Tengwang Pavilion for the stunning view of "sunset and solitary wild geese flying together"🍁 • **Winter**: Watch migratory birds in Poyang Lake, an ecological wonder🦢 📱 **Practical tools**: • **AutoNavi Map**: Accurate real-time bus query🗺️ • **Dianping**: Find authentic Gan cuisine restaurants🍽️ • **Bus is coming**: Real-time bus arrival query🚏 🍜 **Authentic food**: • **Nanchang mixed noodles**: 3 yuan a bowl of street food, perfect with clay pot soup🍜 • **Fried bacon with quinoa**: Poyang Lake seasonal dish, spring limited🌿 • **White sugar cake**: A must-try at the century-old "Lao Zuo Fried Goods"🍡 • **Poyang Lake fat fish head**: Fresh and spicy, a challenge for spicy lovers🌶️ 🌟 **Tips**: • A night tour of Tengwang Pavilion is more artistic than daytime • Remember to note the spiciness when eating Gan cuisine, local medium spicy ≈ foreign extra spicy • When the water level drops in autumn, don't miss the "grassland" view of Poyang Lake

Hotel Review: Atour Hotel Nanchang Honggutan Mixc - You'll Fall in Love at First Stay "The river view is absolutely stunning! You can even see the Ferris wheel - the experience is amazing, I just have to share! Pros√: 💕 Prime location: Right next to Honggutan Mixc, offering all-in-one dining and entertainment. Remember to take the free shuttle at Mixc entrance to reach the subway station - just time it right! Otherwise, it's a 10-minute walk (tested personally). Convenient for visiting Tengwang Pavilion, Bayi Square, or Qiushui Square. 💕 Hotel ambiance: Minimalist yet stylish decor with a strong artistic vibe. The lobby greets you with elegant aromatherapy scents. Spacious, bright public areas include a reading zone and complimentary tea - super thoughtful! 💕 Room facilities: I stayed in the JIMU River View King Room - spacious layout with smart design. The bed was incredibly comfortable (perfect firmness) for great sleep. Full smart controls for lights/curtains. Separate wet/dry bathroom with custom Atour toiletries (lovely fragrance). 💕 Breakfast feast: Extensive variety covering Chinese/Western options. Local Nanchang specialties like hot dry noodles and rice noodles were delicious with generous beef portions! Carb lovers will be thrilled. Fresh fruits, breads, and drinks made it nutritious yet tasty - the soy milk was exceptionally rich! 💕 Thoughtful service: From front desk check-in to housekeeping, every staff member was warm and professional. Laundry service even folded and delivered my clothes to the room! Must give thumbs up 👍👍👍👍👍👍

I. Overview | Overview The Graceful Evolution of a Classic Five-Star As Nanchang's first international five-star hotel, Nanchang Lago Crown Plaza has been a landmark along the Gan River since its opening in 2011, steadfastly adhering to its core philosophy of "enabling productive business travel." After a comprehensive renovation in 2020, it retained the old-world luxury of Roman columns and crystal chandeliers in the lobby while embracing a modern, minimalist design. Its location is nothing short of a "golden coordinate"—facing the Tengwang Pavilion across the river, just 3 kilometers from the Nanchang Star Ferris Wheel, and seamlessly connecting the old and new city districts, effortlessly catering to both business and leisure needs. What makes the hotel truly captivating is its balance of "scenery" and "ambience." Nearly 200 of its 380 rooms offer unobstructed river views, with 270-degree floor-to-ceiling windows framing the ever-changing light on the Gan River. The 3,000-square-meter green garden provides a rare oasis of tranquility amidst the urban bustle, offering weary travelers a breath of fresh air. While the hardware meets five-star standards, it’s the meticulous attention to "warm service" that breathes life into the building—every detail reflects the hospitality wisdom of a seasoned luxury hotel. II. Room | In Room A River-View Canvas, Poetic Details This stay was in a river-view room, where the sense of openness was overwhelming the moment the door opened. The space, adorned in beige-gold tones with dark wood furniture, featured floor-to-ceiling windows that acted as natural frames, capturing the shimmering river and the neon glow of the Ferris Wheel across the shore like a living oil painting. The bedding struck a perfect balance of softness and support, complemented by blackout curtains that even the most discerning sleeper would appreciate. The bathroom, equipped with a rainforest shower and premium amenities, offered a post-shower view of the riverfront lights, instantly melting away fatigue. The "invisible care" of the room service was particularly commendable. Welcome fruits were already on the table upon arrival, and food delivery robots brought orders straight to the door—each touch reflecting thoughtful service. The only minor drawback was the slight aging of some facilities, such as the somewhat noisy air conditioning, but overall maintenance remained impeccable. For frequent travelers, this "well-worn but not worn-out" charm felt more comforting than cookie-cutter modern designs. III. Dining | Dining Surprises and Delights on the Palate The executive lounge was the highlight of this experience. Though the afternoon tea primarily featured fruits and pastries, the server’s gentle offer to "add more fruit" amidst the fragrant tea felt far more personal than scripted hospitality. The evening happy hour, relocated to the downstairs restaurant for a hot pot buffet, exceeded expectations—a copper pot bubbling with spicy broth, premium lamb and black chicken slices, and a condiment station where satay sauce and sesame oil gleamed invitingly under warm lights. But the true accompaniment wasn’t just the lively atmosphere; it was the dusk outside: the Nanchang Star Ferris Wheel gradually lighting up, the sunset painting the sky like ink wash, making one realize that the real "luxury" wasn’t the food but the fleeting moment of gazing at nature’s spectacle. Despite being a buffet, the restaurant offered cart service for hot dishes, with staff politely asking at each table if guests wanted a portion—customizable to their liking—adding a touch of warmth to the culinary indulgence. IV. Unforgettable Moments | The Moments Service Like a Spring Breeze, Sunsets More Poetic Than Verses What moved me most was the human touch. The staff in the executive lounge remembered regulars’ coffee preferences, and clearing plates felt as seamless as a silent film transition. For an early flight, breakfast was already packed to go, and at checkout, the front desk girl smiled and asked, "Coming back to see the Ferris Wheel next time?"—this understated thoughtfulness was like the reading lamp in the sky lobby, always lit for travelers, warm but never glaring. Yet nature’s romance was even more breathtaking. At dusk, a golden seam split the clouds as the Ferris Wheel rotated slowly in the twilight, the river scattered with shimmering reflections. It was then I understood Mu Xin’s words: "The sunlight of the past was slower"—in a fast-paced city, stealing such a luxurious moment of contemplation felt like life’s greatest gift. V. Conclusion | Conclusion Above the Clouds, Warmth Endures Some say five-star hotels are gilded templates, but frequent travelers know: in a concrete jungle, the rarest treasure is the warmth of "being genuinely cared for." Nanchang Lago Crown Plaza may not flaunt ultra-luxury, but its subtle, impeccable service and irreplaceable river views redefine the weight of the word "classic." If there’s a quibble, aging facilities remain a slight drawback. But flaws pale when, on some evening, you sit in the high-altitude lounge, tea still warm, the view at its peak, and someone ensures that moment is perfect—perhaps this is the ultimate meaning of travel: not ticking off checklists, but cherishing those accidental, tenderly illuminated instants. True luxury is simply letting a wandering soul taste the sweetness of "being genuinely seen."

📍Address: Yanjiang Road, Donghu District, Nanchang City, Jiangxi Province (East Bank of Ganjiang River) 🎫Ticket price: Adult ticket 💰50 (half price for college students and children) 🕒Night tour recommended (17:16-21:00) Go up to the 5th floor 🌃Highlights of night view photography on the tower 1. Bayi Bridge: From the upper floors of the main pavilion, you can overlook the Bayi Bridge over the Gan River. The lights outline the outline of the bridge, which contrasts with its reflection on the river surface. 2. Twin Towers (Greenland Center): A landmark skyscraper in Nanchang, it is brightly lit at night. After climbing up the tower and looking west, you can capture the blend of ancient and modern elements between it and the Pavilion of Prince Teng. 3. Nanchang Star Ferris Wheel: Located on the other side of the Gan River, this giant Ferris wheel looks like a colorful halo when lit up at night, forming a romantic contrast with the lights of the Tengwang Pavilion. 4. Panoramic view of Ganjiang River: The river is dotted with lights of cruise ships, and the lights of modern buildings and ancient pavilions on both sides are intertwined, showing the artistic conception of "the autumn water and the sky are the same color".

“Mom, I’m off to find the museum’s treasures,” my daughter said, holding her study guide and disappearing with her friends in a flash. Two days later, she not only remembered the “Golden and Silver Coins of Marquis Haihun,” but also recited the “Preface to Tengwang Pavilion” at Tengwang Pavilion—inviting me to climb the pavilion with her. She said history can actually be this “fun”! Rest assured, you are your child’s best study guide ✅ Study guide + task cards = naughty kids instantly turn into top students ✅ Listening to explanations + voice diaries = knowledge engraved into DNA 【Pre-trip preparation: 3 tricks to get kids to learn actively】 1. Knowledge “feeding” tricks 📌 Short video bombardment: • Watch exciting explanations from Jiangxi Museum, free on Bilibili • Memorize Wang Bo’s “Preface to Tengwang Pavilion,” print it and stick it on the fridge, tell your kid that if they memorize it, they get free admission and the ticket money is theirs. • “Exploring the Golden Tomb of Marquis Haihun” documentary (listen as a bedtime story) 2. Study guide’s secret weapon 📒 Props list: • Task cards: Find the “Double-tailed Bronze Tiger” at the Provincial Museum, count the “278 gold coins” of Marquis Haihun, take photos of the “same sunset view” at Tengwang Pavilion • Stamp book: 8 hidden artifact stamps at three major attractions (Provincial Museum stamping point is on the 2nd floor near cultural products) • Archaeology blind box: can be bought on Taobao 3. Explanation tool for guaranteed success 🎧 Plan: • Use free museum guided tours; if budget allows, hire a private guide. Bottom line: If timing doesn’t work out, at least rent an audio guide. 【Three-day itinerary: study and explore route】 DAY 1: Arrive in Nanchang in the evening, have dinner, rest, stay near Wanshougong subway station. If you have energy, visit Bayi Square and Wanshougong. DAY 2: Travel through 10,000 years of Jiangxi history Morning: Jiangxi Provincial Museum (9:00-12:00) 📌 High-energy tips: • Must-do: Register at the service desk as soon as it opens to join the free guided tour. Two hours well worth it, though it’s crowded. • Hidden task: Find the “winking Shang Dynasty bronze tiger” and the first batch of 195 artifacts banned from export—Yuan Dynasty blue-and-white porcelain with red underglaze depicting a pavilion-style granary. 🚌 Transport: Metro Line 1, Zhujing Road Station Exit 2 direct access 🍱 Lunch: There is food inside the museum, but we recommend going out. We ate Cantonese cuisine at Guang Boss’s restaurant and after several days of spicy attacks, the Cantonese food made us tear up. Afternoon: Tengwang Pavilion challenge (14:30-20:00) 📌 Tips to pass: • Recite the preface at the south gate: book in advance on your phone, choose full text or sections. Children get free admission without tickets for adults and kids! (Tested with elementary school kids) • Night tour trick: 19:30 light show + performance, some say it’s good, depends on personal taste. Hidden bonus: We found a guided tour for Tengwang Pavilion too, bought for about 10 yuan from a first-prize guide competition winner. Can be played on your phone. DAY 3: Marquis Haihun cultural and museum tour All day: Marquis Haihun Museum (9:00-17:00) 📌 Golden tips: • Must-listen explanation: Official tours last 60 or 150 minutes, group prices are good, or find other platforms. 🚗 Transport TIP: Taxi in the city, or take bus 666 (last bus 17:30), or book a half-day tour. We bought tickets for transport, attractions, and shuttle, which was convenient and hassle-free. 🎒 Note: Bring some snacks, the park’s small shops have limited options. 【Daily knowledge consolidation after the trip】 📱 Voice diary: Every night, have your child narrate “today’s coolest discovery” 🎞 Return trip jackpot: Edit the daily diary into a travel journal to instantly finish homework. Proud mom made a vlog with photos and videos (let the child do the voiceover, very meaningful) 🏨 Accommodation: All Seasons Hotel Tengwang Pavilion (close enough to walk to Tengwang Pavilion, perfect for night photos) 💰 Total cost: Train 🚄 + tickets + food + accommodation + guide ≈ 700 RMB/person 🚌 Marquis Haihun Museum charges admission; sightseeing shuttle is a must-buy (the two attractions are far apart) After returning home, my daughter proudly told her friends about reciting the “Preface to Tengwang Pavilion” and together they organized their travel journal. This Nanchang trip made me realize: I can also guide my child well in study tours, letting them have fun and learn well!

Recommended Attractions: Tengwang Pavilion 18:30-22:30 is the recommended time to visit. Absolutely beautiful after the lights come on. Adult tickets 50 yuan, student tickets 25 yuan. FREE if you can recite "Preface to the Tengwang Pavilion"! If you don't want to go inside, navigate to the South Gate Visitor Center - this spot is perfect for photos. Walk along the riverside to enjoy the night view and see the Twin Star Towers across the river. Eight One Square Recommended to visit around 8 PM when the lights turn on and the atmosphere becomes magical. You can buy a small red flag for 1 yuan in the square for photos - looks very patriotic! Nanchang Star Ferris Wheel The tallest Ferris wheel in China and third tallest in the world at 160m! A landmark of Nanchang! One rotation takes about an hour and a half. Take photos with the Ferris wheel at Mixc Plaza - looks great. Food Recommendations: Ban Fen (Mixed Rice Noodles): The soul of Nanchang breakfast. Smooth and chewy rice noodles with fragrant spicy sauce - super satisfying with every bite. Waguan Soup: Nutritious, diverse varieties, rich and flavorful. Have a bowl and you'll be energized all day. White Sugar Cake: Soft and chewy with a layer of white sugar coating - sweet but not greasy. Poyang Lake Crayfish: Tender meat with delicious spicy flavor that's very satisfying to eat. Accommodation Suggestions: Stay in either Honggutan District or Donghu District. Both have convenient transportation and are close to attractions. Honggutan has beautiful night views while Donghu has more of old Nanchang's local atmosphere. Compare prices and reviews on major platforms in advance to find a hotel with good value.

| The Departure Family Suite is here!!!. A window to capture thousands of years of elegance; a family to build warm memories. 📍 Location and Convenience: A Poetic Residence in the City Center** **Address: Victory Plaza Business Building A, Shengli Road, Donghu District, Nanchang** - A 5-minute walk to the Tengwang Pavilion Scenic Area, adjacent to the Wanshou Palace Historical and Cultural Block, Zhongshan Road Business District, and double subway entrances (Wanshou Palace Station, Bayi Pavilion Station) running through the city. The integration of a sky garden, Gothic architecture, and modern smart home creates a seamless switch between urban prosperity and tranquil river views, making it the perfect starting point for a family trip that blends scenery and city.

### **[Hero City, Nanchang] Travel Guide: Red Memories and Jianghu Style** **📍 Itinerary Highlights:** - Explore the red footprints of the "Hero City" and feel the spirit of the August 1st Nanchang Uprising - Ascend the Pavilion of Prince Teng, a famous building south of the Yangtze River, and appreciate the poetic beauty of "falling flowers flying together with lonely ducks" - Stroll along the Gan River and experience the integration of modern city and Jianghu culture --- ### **📅 Recommended Itinerary: 2–3 Days** **Day 1: Red History and City Landmarks** 1. **August 1st Square & Nanchang August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall** - Nanchang is "the place where the military flag was raised." The memorial hall takes you back to the glorious years of 1927 through precious cultural relics and images. - **Tips**: Free admission, advance booking is recommended, closed on Mondays. 2. **Pavilion of Prince Teng** (Ticket: CNY 50) - One of the "Three Famous Buildings South of the Yangtze River," where you can feel the "autumn waters share the same color with the long sky" described by Wang Bo. Climb up the building for a panoramic view of the Gan River. - **Night Tour Recommendation**: There are light shows and live performances at night, which are very charming. 3. **Qiushui Square** - In the evening, take a walk to Qiushui Square by the Gan River, watch Asia's largest musical fountain (8:00pm–8:30pm every night), and feel the vitality of modern Nanchang. --- **Day 2: Culture, Nature, and Urban Scenery** 1. **Jiangxi Provincial Museum (New Museum)** - Open for free, the exhibits cover the history of Jiangxi from ancient times to the present. The "Red Cradle" exhibition hall and the cultural relics unearthed from the Haihunhou Tomb (such as horseshoe gold) are especially recommended. 2. **Nanchang Star Ferris Wheel** (Ticket: CNY 50) - The third highest Ferris wheel in the world. When it rotates to a high altitude, you can overlook the Gan River and the panoramic view of the city. The romantic value is full! 3. **Wanshou Palace Historical and Cultural Block** - A combination of a thousand-year-old Taoist holy site and a popular snack street. Recommendations: - Food: Nanchang mixed noodles, earthenware soup, white sugar cake, chili cake - Creative shops and night scene photos are also great! --- **Day 3 (Optional): In-depth Surrounding Tour** - **Meiling National Forest Park** (30 km from the city) A summer resort where you can hike and go rafting. The mountains are covered with red leaves in autumn. - **Haihunhou State Ruins Park** (50 km from the city) Explore the luxury of the "Golden Tomb" and witness the life of the Han Dynasty princes. --- ### **🍜 Food Recommendations** - **Must-Eat List**: - **Nanchang Mixed Noodles + Earthenware Soup** (Local breakfast standard, recommended "Zhou Zhenzhen Mixed Noodles") - **Stir-fried Artemisia selengensis with Preserved Pork** (Special seasonal dish in Poyang Lake) - **Stir-fried Pork with Chili**, Fried Skewers, and Water Boiled (Similar to spicy hot pot but more fragrant and spicy) - **Food Streets**: Yangzi Lane, Xima Zhuang Street, and Zhubaojie Street (Gathering place for time-honored brands) --- ### **🚗 Transportation Guide** - Airport: Nanchang Changbei International Airport, Metro Line 1 directly to the city. - City: Metro Lines 1–4 cover the main attractions, and the taxi starting price is CNY 8. --- ### **📌 Travel Tips** 1. Best season: Spring and Autumn (March–May, September–November), avoid the high temperatures in summer. 2. The dialect is difficult to understand, but Mandarin is unimpeded. It is more efficient to ask young people for directions. 3. Nanchang cuisine is spicy. You can specify "slightly spicy" or "no spicy" when ordering. --- **✨ Literary Golden Sentence:** *"In Nanchang, every brick is engraved with the story of a hero, and every breeze carries the poetry of the Pavilion of Prince Teng."* --- I hope this guide can help you enjoy Nanchang! If you need a more detailed route or niche gameplay, please feel free to ask~ 🌟

👇**Nanchang Travel Guide** 📍Nanchang, the capital of Jiangxi Province, is a city with both red culture and a modern atmosphere. The following are the essential attractions and travel suggestions: ✅ **Must-Visit Attractions** 💞1. **Tengwang Pavilion** -🌴 One of the three famous buildings in Jiangnan, it is famous for Wang Bo's "Preface to the Tengwang Pavilion". You can overlook the Gan River from the top, and the night view is especially amazing. It is recommended to go in the evening, the ticket price is CNY 50. 👣2. **August 1st Nanchang Uprising Memorial Hall** 🎊- The core of red tourism, displaying the history of the Nanchang Uprising. Open for free, closed on Mondays, suitable for visiting with elders. 🌸3. **Qiushui Square** 💞 - Nanchang landmark, with Asia's largest musical fountain (two shows every night at 7:30pm/8:30pm). Adjacent to the Gan River, it is great for walking and enjoying the scenery. 🌺4. **Haihunhou State Relics Museum** 🚘 - A 1-hour drive from the city, it displays goldware, bamboo slips and other cultural relics unearthed from the tomb of Liu He, the Marquis of Haihun in the Western Han Dynasty. It can be called the "Gold Museum". The ticket price is CNY 60. 😋 **Food Recommendations** 🍜- **Nanchang Mixed Noodles + Earthen Jar Soup**: The standard breakfast for locals, "Zhou Zhenzhen Mixed Noodles" is recommended. ✅- **Gan Cuisine**: Full of spiciness, try artemisia selengensis stir-fried with cured meat and beer duck. The time-honored "Old Three" must not be missed. 🍣- **Snacks**: Shengjin Tower Night Market gathers authentic snacks such as white sugar cakes and thick soups. ✅**Practical Tips** 🚈- **Transportation**: The subway covers the main attractions, the starting price for taxis is CNY 8; shared electric vehicles are convenient for short trips. 🍂- **Season**: Spring and autumn are the best, summer is hot, and winter is humid and cold, so keep warm. 🌿- **Surroundings**: If you have enough time, you can combine Lushan (1.5 hours by high-speed train) or Wuyuan (2 hours drive). ✅Nanchang combines history and modernity. You can experience its essence in 2–3 days. It is suitable for culture lovers and foodies!