Things to do in Ganzhou

Towering red cliffs, flowing emerald waters, and a perilous plank road—every step reveals a new vista. Combining the grandeur of Danxia landforms with the ethereal beauty of Taoism, it's a hidden gem nestled on the border of Jiangxi, Fujian, and Guangdong provinces. Aixin Rock Scenic Area is breathtakingly beautiful and well worth a visit!

The Danxia scenery in the scenic area is very beautiful, and the root of life is very vivid. The whole tour takes 2-3 hours. There are South Gate and North Gate. Under normal circumstances, you can enter one gate and exit the other without going back. There is a scenic area shuttle bus between the two gates, but the interval is a bit long, one trip per hour, it is recommended to shorten the time appropriately.

It is a scenic spot that is worth visiting. The scenery is unique. You don't have to go back and forth throughout the scenic area, and you won't feel tired walking up and down. There are mountains, water and waterfalls. The roads are well built, the facilities are complete, the staff service is very good, and the public transportation is also very convenient.

Checking in at the Sanbaishan Hot Spring Resort, the overall experience exceeded expectations! The park has a beautiful environment, and the mountain forest is a very comfortable oxygen bar. There are many herbal hot spring pools, the water is mild and clean, and the water temperature is just right, suitable for both adults and children. The service from 6250 was warm and attentive, highly recommended.

Fewer people meant cleaner water. However, many pools were extremely hot. Ultimately, only one pool had a suitable water temperature, allowing for a longer soak. Probably because there were fewer people, the water temperature needed to be maintained until evening. Having a swimming pool is nice.

When traveling to Ganzhou, I came to Bajing Terrace. Bajing Terrace is located in Bajing Park, Ganzhou City. Bajing Terrace is built along the city wall. It is 28.5 meters high and covers a total area of ​​574 square meters. It is magnificent with red buildings and green tiles. Bajing Terrace was built during the Jiayou period of the Northern Song Dynasty. It was named after the county governor Kong Zonghan drew the "Qianzhou Bajing Map" after building the platform and asked Su Shi for a poem based on the map. According to historical records, it used to be a stone building, and there are also records that it used to be a wooden structure.

It is definitely worth going, you can take photos and make films, and it would be even better if you can find someone who knows the local history to take you on a tour.

This is the first crossing point of the Long March in Yudu, the starting point of the Central Red Army's Long March, and a free red tourism scenic spot. Highlights: 1. Memorial Hall of the Central Red Army's Long March Departure: The hall is rich in pictures and artifacts, systematically introducing the history of the Red Army's assembly and night crossing of the Yudu River to begin the Long March. 2. Long March Departure Monument: 19.34 meters high, shaped like a sailboat, symbolizing setting sail for a long expedition; a solemn and memorable photo opportunity. 3. Dongmen Ferry Site: Located on the banks of the Yudu River, this is the original site where the Red Army crossed the river. The riverside view is expansive, and the river scenery is beautiful at dusk. 4. Occasionally, there are live performances of "Farewell" within the park, providing an immersive experience of the historical atmosphere.

Yangcun Yanyiwei is located at the foot of Liyuzhai, the center of Yangcun Town, Longnan City, Jiangxi Province, 60 kilometers north of the county seat. It was built in the seventh year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty by Lai Fuzhi, a wealthy family in Yangcun. The name of the wei was taken from the two characters "Yanyi" in the Shanhaijing, "Tuxian Rongchang, Yanyi Yimou", which means foresight and prosperity of descendants. Yangcun Yanyiwei is the tallest and thickest existing Hakka weiwu, an ancient Qing Dynasty building with both defense and residential functions. It was listed as the fifth batch of national key protection units in 2001.

Free, reservations are required, closed on Mondays. Parking is charged at the Wei Family Courtyard parking lot. It is said that this is the only museum in the country that focuses on underground drainage systems, but the annotations are not clear. There is a well-preserved underground drainage ditch, but the annotations do not explain how to clear the fence in the drainage ditch after blocking the garbage, and what material is the valve made of when the water level is high? What is the fixed bearing like? There is no explanation either.