Things to do in Wanzai

I went to Wanzai Ancient City for a trip, it was really interesting! As soon as I entered the ancient city, I felt like I had traveled back to ancient times. The bluestone roads, antique buildings, and those ancient ancestral halls, each of which exuded a strong sense of age. I walked all the way and saw many ancient ancestral halls. Some of them had stone lions at the door, which was particularly majestic. I heard that there are 28 ancient ancestral halls from the Ming and Qing Dynasties and the Republic of China. It is one of the best-preserved multi-surname ancient ancestral hall clusters in China. It is really eye-opening. What I find most interesting are the intangible cultural heritage performances. I watched the Wanzai Open-mouthed Nuo. The actors wore masks and danced a mysterious dance. It felt particularly ritualistic. There is also a victory drum. The drum sound is particularly rhythmic and exciting to listen to. I also wove a small piece of cloth in the summer cloth weaving experience area. Although it was not woven very well, I felt very accomplished. The night view of the ancient city at night is super beautiful! When the lights are on, the whole ancient city is illuminated, and the ancient buildings look particularly charming under the lights. What I look forward to most is the fireworks show every Saturday night. The colorful fireworks bloom over the ancient city. The romantic feeling is simply indescribable. Wanzai Ancient City not only has beautiful buildings, but also many delicious foods. I ate Wanzai big bowl tea and drank tea for three yuan a bowl, with sugar and oil cake. The taste is really amazing! There is also Wanzai minced meat powder, which is very fragrant. I want to eat a second bite after eating one. This time when I went to Wanzai Ancient City, I not only felt the charm of Ganxi culture, but also experienced many interesting intangible cultural heritage projects. I really gained a lot. Next time I will come again, maybe I will bring my friends with me, so that they can also feel the unique charm of this ancient city!

Highly recommended for summer: A perfect summer retreat, especially cool at the cave entrance. Guided tours are available with excellent service, and the entire route is a one-way trip. The itinerary combines a boat ride with walking, making it a pleasant and relaxing experience. Highly recommended.

Zhuojiang Scenic Area is located in Sanyang Town, Yichun City, 18 kilometers away from the downtown area of ​​Yichun. Take the Yichun to Zhuojiang Scenic Area direct bus from Yichun Trade Plaza Bus Station. There are five major scenic spots in the scenic area, including Bailong Cave, Zhuojiang Cave, Water Base, Stone Forest, and Orchard. The overall feeling is: beautiful, stunning, spectacular, thrilling, and very worth visiting.

Zhushan Cave Scenic Area is a unique natural scenic spot in western Jiangxi. The county people's government has approved it as a tourism development zone. It is 10 kilometers away from the county seat. The area includes Zhushan Cave, Zhushan Cave Forest Park, and Shihu Tourist Resort, with a planned area of ​​4,000 hectares. Zhushan Cave Scenic Area has gradually been built into a comprehensive, multi-functional, high-quality ecological tourism, rural tourism, vacation tourism, and entertainment tourism destination.

Most attractions are suitable for children under ten years old, and the facilities are quite good. Prices are a bit higher than last year, and they are slightly inferior to those in Yingtan.

There were no assigned seats, so you could sit anywhere. We spent most of our time on the third deck enjoying the view and taking photos. Although it was very hot outside, there was a breeze on both sides of the deck, so it wasn't too bad. There were karaoke machines and vendors selling snacks and drinks on both the second and third decks. The air conditioning on the second deck was very strong. We arrived at the pier half an hour early, and there was already a queue.

A must-see in Wuhan is the Yellow Crane Tower! Purchase tickets online in advance for entry. The park is quite large, allowing for leisurely strolls. The enormous mural of white clouds and yellow cranes on the first floor of the main building is breathtaking. Each floor displays poems, calligraphy, and paintings from various dynasties, which you can read as you walk. Climbing to the top floor offers panoramic views of the Yangtze River and the Yangtze River Bridge, with a refreshing river breeze and expansive scenery. The park is beautifully landscaped with pavilions scattered throughout. If you don't want to climb the stairs, you can take the elevator to the top and then walk down each floor – very convenient for elderly people and children. After your visit, you can conveniently visit the red wall at Simenkou. Overall, it's a wonderful experience, fulfilling my dream of seeing the Yellow Crane Tower from textbooks.

Climbing to the top of Tengwang Pavilion and overlooking the Gan River, one is struck by its magnificent grandeur. Its upturned eaves and corners exude a timeless charm. The saying "The setting sun and the lone wild goose fly together" is truly fitting; as the premier pavilion in Jiangnan, this trip was well worth it!

Perhaps it's because you can't see anything on a rainy day, so I don't dare to say much about the scenery. You can usually see colorful birds in this season, but there's nothing happening now. However, I feel that the scenic area's management is still a bit lacking.

The experience of visiting Wugong Mountain was quite good. The hiking route was of moderate difficulty and not strenuous. The view from the summit was expansive, overlooking vast meadows. The breeze was pleasant and refreshing. There were also ample supply points along the way, so I didn't need to bring too much with me. It was a very relaxing trip.