Things to do in Yanshan

The ancient street is built along the Xinjiang River, with bustling shops on one side and the leisurely Xinjiang River on the other. The ancient street is east-west, 6 meters wide and 5 miles long. It consists of Yibao Street, Erbao Street, Qipan Street, Sanbao Street on the east end and Banbian Street on the west end. There are more than 500 shops preserved on both sides from Yibao to Sanbao. Today, it still retains the marks of the prosperity of the old times and the quaint style. On the 500-meter-long Ming and Qing ancient street along the river, the buildings are endless and lined up, exuding an ancient and elegant temperament; Qing

There's no excessive commercialization, and the bamboo raft boatmen are quite interesting and don't charge extra. A special shout-out to the "One Line Sky"! Having climbed countless "One Line Skys" across the country, only this one is truly authentic!! A place where you can calmly focus on the scenery, a truly peaceful and beautiful landscape.

Also known as Immortal City and Immortal Peak, it is located 2 kilometers east of Caojia Village, Wanger Town, Qianshan County, 15 kilometers from Yiyang Guifeng Scenic Area, and 8 kilometers from the intersection of National Highway 320 and 311 Expressway. It has convenient transportation and superior geographical location. It is a natural scenic spot with strange mountains, unique stones and clear water.

Shangrao Concentration Camp Scenic Area is a red tourism scenic spot with important historical significance, located in Xinzhou District, Shangrao City, Jiangxi Province. It is a national red tourism classic scenic spot, a national patriotism education demonstration base and a national key cultural relic protection unit.

Taking kids to a museum definitely requires a guided tour! Luckily, we met a great guide – Ms. Yuan! Her explanations were very detailed, and we listened attentively. We bought many souvenirs. The chicken cup is a must-buy! The museum architecture is also stunning – highly recommended!

The Huizhou Prefectural Government Office truly lives up to its reputation as the core government office of ancient Huizhou. Restored to its original site according to Ming Dynasty regulations, its central axis layout is orderly and solemn, with the ceremonial gate, main hall, and second hall unfolding in sequence, showcasing the grandeur of an ancient government office. The exquisite Hui-style wooden structure and intricate carvings add to its charm. Visitors can also watch live court performances, gaining a direct experience of the ancient government office system. The office exudes a rich historical atmosphere, making it more than just a place for taking photos; it's a perfect opportunity to quietly appreciate the cultural heritage of Huizhou and a must-see cultural highlight in the ancient city of Huizhou.

When visiting Fuzhou, a leisurely stroll through the Three Lanes and Seven Alleys is a must. Walking on the cool cobblestone streets, looking up at the staggered saddle-shaped walls, white walls and gray tiles, you'll see the quintessential old Fuzhou. No need to rush to see the must-see spots; just wander into any alley, and you'll find ancient houses and courtyards brimming with stories. The streets are bustling with the aroma of everyday life—meat dumplings, fish balls, and peanut soup fill the air—a truly blissful experience as you stroll and savor the delicious treats.

Excellent museum tour! Professor Deng Wei's explanations were insightful and easy to understand, vivid and engaging. His descriptions of history, culture, and artifacts were very accurate and detailed, demonstrating his in-depth research and profound insights! Thank you so much! Moreover, Professor Deng is a very approachable and incredibly eloquent gentleman!

We took a carpool from Wangxian Valley B&B to go there directly. This is a new museum near the Citizen Park. It has three floors. The first floor is two temporary exhibition halls. The second floor is the first and second exhibition halls. The third floor is the third and fourth exhibition halls. The second floor is a hot-blooded monument that tells the red history of Shangrao, as well as the style of the B&B. The whole museum is not big. There are a total of 6 temporary exhibition halls. It takes one and a half to two hours to walk through.

Xinjiang Academy, one of the four ancient academies in Jiangxi, is located on Huangjin Mountain on the south bank of Xinjiang River in Shangrao City. It was founded in the 33rd year of Emperor Kangxi's reign (1694) in the Qing Dynasty and was formerly known as Qujiang Academy. After expansion in the 51st year of Emperor Kangxi's reign, it was renamed Zhongling Lecture Hall. In the 8th year of Emperor Qianlong's reign (1743), a building was built on the back mountain to worship Zhu Xi, and it was renamed Ziyang Academy. In the 46th year of Emperor Qianlong's reign, it was named Xinjiang Academy. There are more than ten ancient buildings with quaint flavor, such as Zhongling Terrace, Chunfeng Pavilion, Yitaxuan, Xixiu Pavilion, Rixin Book House, and Yiletang. They are carved with beams and painted with rafters, and their shapes are simple. They are hidden among the dense green trees and are particularly elegant and unique. On the former site of Yiletang in the northeast of the academy, the "Shangrao Special District Revolutionary Martyrs Monument" and the "Huang Dao Martyrs' Tomb" were built after the founding of the People's Republic of China.