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Wanxian Valley in Shangrao during the day: a place that embraces you 😍

Wanxian Valley in Shangrao during the day: a place that embraces you 😍

“We visited Wangxian Valley, a picturesque and mysterious place closely connected to Taoist culture.”@IULIIA_KOR · 4 days ago
Wangxian Valley.

Wangxian Valley.

“A Dreamlike Valley: An ancient village tucked away in the mountains with breathtaking beauty 🇨🇳✨ When it comes to travel destinations in China that look like they've been pulled straight out of a fantasy movie, Wangxian Valley (望仙谷) is at the top of the list.”@แวะตรงนี้ · 14 days ago
Sisters planning a trip to Wangxian Valley for the Mid-Autumn Festival or National Day, please read this before you go!

Sisters planning a trip to Wangxian Valley for the Mid-Autumn Festival or National Day, please read this before you go!

“If you are planning a trip to Wangxian Valley for the Mid-Autumn Festival, National Day, or autumn break, I highly recommend saving this post!”@BID. Ava 3681 · 18 days ago
Back from Shangrao, here is the unvarnished truth

Back from Shangrao, here is the unvarnished truth

“Shangrao is tucked away in the northeast of Jiangxi.”@Culinary Adventures · 26 days ago
I made a special trip to Jiangxi just to take these photos

I made a special trip to Jiangxi just to take these photos

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Gexiangcun: A Mountain Resort in Jiangxi Worth Seeing at Least Once

If you think Jiangxi only has Wuyuan and Sanqingshan, you might be missing out on a truly mind-blowing place. It's located in a deep mountain gorge in Qianshan County, Shangrao City, at the foot of the Taoist Gexiangshan Mountain. By day, it's an ancient village in the style of Jiangnan water towns, with black-and-white walls. At night, thousands of lanterns are lit, sky lanterns rise into the sky, and fireworks explode over ancient towers—it's hard to believe there are still places in China with such a vibrant nighttime atmosphere.

💫What is this place?

Gexiancun is not a real ancient village, but a large immersive resort based on the legend of the Taoist monk Ge Xuan, who practiced and achieved immortality in the Gexianshan Mountains. The mountain itself remains immensely popular; locals often say, "Come here once, and you'll come back three years in a row." The resort is built at the foot of the mountain and combines Taoist culture, the landscapes of the Jiangnan mountains and waters, and Han-Tang architecture. Water, bamboo, and the village are key elements.

The scale is considerable. The nightly program officially launched on May 1, 2020, featuring six activities: strolling along the "immortal street," traveling through "immortal lands," admiring "immortal landscapes," enjoying "immortal music," tasting "immortal food," and staying in "immortal chambers." Simply put, you can put on a hanfu, stroll through the park with a lantern, watch a water show, listen to interactive performances, and stay in a mountain guesthouse for a day or two, living the life of a "happy immortal."

🚄🚌🚕How to get there

The high-speed train is the most convenient option. Get off at Shangrao Station. Near the station, at the East Bus Station, there's a special bus to the park. The journey takes about 1.5 hours. Tickets are 30 yuan, with departures every half hour. You can also arrange a shared ride for about 40 yuan per person. By car, enter "Gexiancun Resort Area" into your GPS; there's ample outdoor parking. By plane, the nearest airport is Sanqingshan Airport. After arriving, you can take a taxi to the park or first go to Shangrao City and then take a bus.

Inside the park, take a free shuttle, which takes about 6-7 minutes to the main area, then walk.

☀️What to do during the day

First, stroll along Lingbao Xianjie Street. The stone path is lined with old-style stalls and teahouses, creating a relaxed atmosphere. At Gexian Mingyuan Tea House, terraced tea mountains soar upward, and mist billows at the dust-washing gate—perfect spots for "heavenly" photos. You can take a boat ride on the lake, and throw food—koi will gather in the shape of a bagua sign.

The main attraction is the mountain. Take the cable car up Gexianshan Mountain; a round-trip ticket costs 120 yuan, and the climb takes just over ten minutes. At the Mirror Deck, after the rain, you can see a sea of ​​clouds swirling—a stunning sight. Then head to Gexiancun Palace to pray; there's a wealth of incense there.

If you're not in a rush, spring and autumn are the most pleasant times. In spring, azaleas paint the slopes red, and the tea mountains are freshly green; in late summer and early autumn, after rain, there's a high chance of a sea of ​​clouds.

🌌Night is the soul of the place

Gexiancun is truly memorable after dark.

Around 7:30 PM, the light show on Zhongmiao Tower begins. This 26-meter-tall, all-wood tower in the Han Tang style is the symbol of the entire village. Lasers illuminate it, the entire tower shimmering with color, and the lake reflects the entire tower—the line between reality and illusion blurs. Immediately after, a water-based film, "Return to Truth," is shown on the lake, telling the legend of the Taoist practitioner Ge Xuan, complete with water mist and fire effects—a truly spectacular performance. Both the light show and the water film are included in the main ticket; there's no extra charge.

Next comes a fire pot show (an intangible cultural heritage), a powerful visual experience: dancers twirl flames, sparks flying everywhere. On weekends, there's also a parade of fish-shaped lanterns through the streets and alleys.

The most touching event is the launch of sky lanterns. Every evening in Xingchen Square, thousands of warm yellow sky lanterns rise simultaneously into the sky, accompanied by exploding fireworks—the lights, the lanterns' shadows, and the ancient architecture all overlap. As one tourist put it, "It was all worth it at that moment."

🎟️🕐Tickets and Performance Schedules

A basic adult ticket costs 130 RMB, though you can sometimes find it for 90 RMB per person when booking online in advance. This includes a sightseeing shuttle and the night parade. A combination ticket (entrance + round-trip cable car) costs 230 RMB—the best value. If you only want the night program, an evening ticket after 7:00 PM costs 60-80 RMB.

Children under 1.2 meters tall and seniors over 70 are free; students and seniors aged 60-69 are half price.

❗❗❗Please note: Some performances may not operate on Tuesdays. Be sure to check the park's schedule before your visit. For the light show, we recommend securing a spot by the lake 20 minutes before the show starts, as it can get very crowded on holidays.

🏠🍛What to eat and where to stay

Qianshan braised rice noodles are a must-try: the broth is made from pork bones, slippery and spicy, with local pickled vegetables—one bowl is warm and filling. These lantern-shaped noodles resemble small oil lamps, their glutinous rice husks stuffed with radish, bamboo shoots, mushrooms, and fresh meat. They're crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Tianyuan Restaurant on Lingbao Xianjie Street serves Jiangxi dishes: braised pork with dried bamboo shoots and seasonal river fish—around 50 yuan per person.

Accommodation options are available. For convenience, the Zhenshansu Hotel in the park offers excellent value for money, with mountain views from the window and a short walk to Zhongmiao Tower, many packages include tickets and breakfast. The Xixin Yuan and Yueran Xianju hotels offer a touch of Zen luxury, with some rooms offering private hot springs for ultimate relaxation. For a more budget-friendly option, head to the Gexian Yuan guesthouse village at the foot of the mountain. Locals manage the village themselves, and you can spend a night for just over 100 yuan, just a ten-minute drive away. Over the years, Gexian Yuan has transformed from a migrant settlement into a village with 69 guesthouses; during the high season, weekly revenue can reach over 20,000 yuan.

📌A Few Practical Tips

Wear comfortable shoes. The village is built on a slope, with many steps and climbs. In summer, the mountains are teeming with mosquitoes, so bring insect repellent and sunscreen. During nighttime performances, the lighting is dim and crowds are dense—stay close with children. If you want to capture empty landscapes without people, go early in the morning: in the morning fog, there are few tourists, and it's a completely different Gexiangcun.

Gexiangcun: A Mountain Resort in Jiangxi Worth Seeing at Least Once If you think Jiangxi only has Wuyuan and Sanqingshan, you might be missing out on a truly mind-blowing place. It's located in a deep mountain gorge in Qianshan County, Shangrao City, at the foot of the Taoist Gexiangshan Mountain. By day, it's an ancient village in the style of Jiangnan water towns, with black-and-white walls. At night, thousands of lanterns are lit, sky lanterns rise into the sky, and fireworks explode over ancient towers—it's hard to believe there are still places in China with such a vibrant nighttime atmosphere. 💫What is this place? Gexiancun is not a real ancient village, but a large immersive resort based on the legend of the Taoist monk Ge Xuan, who practiced and achieved immortality in the Gexianshan Mountains. The mountain itself remains immensely popular; locals often say, "Come here once, and you'll come back three years in a row." The resort is built at the foot of the mountain and combines Taoist culture, the landscapes of the Jiangnan mountains and waters, and Han-Tang architecture. Water, bamboo, and the village are key elements. The scale is considerable. The nightly program officially launched on May 1, 2020, featuring six activities: strolling along the "immortal street," traveling through "immortal lands," admiring "immortal landscapes," enjoying "immortal music," tasting "immortal food," and staying in "immortal chambers." Simply put, you can put on a hanfu, stroll through the park with a lantern, watch a water show, listen to interactive performances, and stay in a mountain guesthouse for a day or two, living the life of a "happy immortal." 🚄🚌🚕How to get there The high-speed train is the most convenient option. Get off at Shangrao Station. Near the station, at the East Bus Station, there's a special bus to the park. The journey takes about 1.5 hours. Tickets are 30 yuan, with departures every half hour. You can also arrange a shared ride for about 40 yuan per person. By car, enter "Gexiancun Resort Area" into your GPS; there's ample outdoor parking. By plane, the nearest airport is Sanqingshan Airport. After arriving, you can take a taxi to the park or first go to Shangrao City and then take a bus. Inside the park, take a free shuttle, which takes about 6-7 minutes to the main area, then walk. ☀️What to do during the day First, stroll along Lingbao Xianjie Street. The stone path is lined with old-style stalls and teahouses, creating a relaxed atmosphere. At Gexian Mingyuan Tea House, terraced tea mountains soar upward, and mist billows at the dust-washing gate—perfect spots for "heavenly" photos. You can take a boat ride on the lake, and throw food—koi will gather in the shape of a bagua sign. The main attraction is the mountain. Take the cable car up Gexianshan Mountain; a round-trip ticket costs 120 yuan, and the climb takes just over ten minutes. At the Mirror Deck, after the rain, you can see a sea of ​​clouds swirling—a stunning sight. Then head to Gexiancun Palace to pray; there's a wealth of incense there. If you're not in a rush, spring and autumn are the most pleasant times. In spring, azaleas paint the slopes red, and the tea mountains are freshly green; in late summer and early autumn, after rain, there's a high chance of a sea of ​​clouds. 🌌Night is the soul of the place Gexiancun is truly memorable after dark. Around 7:30 PM, the light show on Zhongmiao Tower begins. This 26-meter-tall, all-wood tower in the Han Tang style is the symbol of the entire village. Lasers illuminate it, the entire tower shimmering with color, and the lake reflects the entire tower—the line between reality and illusion blurs. Immediately after, a water-based film, "Return to Truth," is shown on the lake, telling the legend of the Taoist practitioner Ge Xuan, complete with water mist and fire effects—a truly spectacular performance. Both the light show and the water film are included in the main ticket; there's no extra charge. Next comes a fire pot show (an intangible cultural heritage), a powerful visual experience: dancers twirl flames, sparks flying everywhere. On weekends, there's also a parade of fish-shaped lanterns through the streets and alleys. The most touching event is the launch of sky lanterns. Every evening in Xingchen Square, thousands of warm yellow sky lanterns rise simultaneously into the sky, accompanied by exploding fireworks—the lights, the lanterns' shadows, and the ancient architecture all overlap. As one tourist put it, "It was all worth it at that moment." 🎟️🕐Tickets and Performance Schedules A basic adult ticket costs 130 RMB, though you can sometimes find it for 90 RMB per person when booking online in advance. This includes a sightseeing shuttle and the night parade. A combination ticket (entrance + round-trip cable car) costs 230 RMB—the best value. If you only want the night program, an evening ticket after 7:00 PM costs 60-80 RMB. Children under 1.2 meters tall and seniors over 70 are free; students and seniors aged 60-69 are half price. ❗❗❗Please note: Some performances may not operate on Tuesdays. Be sure to check the park's schedule before your visit. For the light show, we recommend securing a spot by the lake 20 minutes before the show starts, as it can get very crowded on holidays. 🏠🍛What to eat and where to stay Qianshan braised rice noodles are a must-try: the broth is made from pork bones, slippery and spicy, with local pickled vegetables—one bowl is warm and filling. These lantern-shaped noodles resemble small oil lamps, their glutinous rice husks stuffed with radish, bamboo shoots, mushrooms, and fresh meat. They're crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Tianyuan Restaurant on Lingbao Xianjie Street serves Jiangxi dishes: braised pork with dried bamboo shoots and seasonal river fish—around 50 yuan per person. Accommodation options are available. For convenience, the Zhenshansu Hotel in the park offers excellent value for money, with mountain views from the window and a short walk to Zhongmiao Tower, many packages include tickets and breakfast. The Xixin Yuan and Yueran Xianju hotels offer a touch of Zen luxury, with some rooms offering private hot springs for ultimate relaxation. For a more budget-friendly option, head to the Gexian Yuan guesthouse village at the foot of the mountain. Locals manage the village themselves, and you can spend a night for just over 100 yuan, just a ten-minute drive away. Over the years, Gexian Yuan has transformed from a migrant settlement into a village with 69 guesthouses; during the high season, weekly revenue can reach over 20,000 yuan. 📌A Few Practical Tips Wear comfortable shoes. The village is built on a slope, with many steps and climbs. In summer, the mountains are teeming with mosquitoes, so bring insect repellent and sunscreen. During nighttime performances, the lighting is dim and crowds are dense—stay close with children. If you want to capture empty landscapes without people, go early in the morning: in the morning fog, there are few tourists, and it's a completely different Gexiangcun.

“Gexiangcun: A Mountain Resort in Jiangxi Worth Seeing at Least Once If you think Jiangxi only has Wuyuan and Sanqingshan, you might be missing out on a truly mind-blowing place.”@Anatolii Zakharchuk · 1 month ago
Jiangxi fantasy-style guide: Wangxian Valley

Jiangxi fantasy-style guide: Wangxian Valley

“🏮 Don't just rush to Wuyuan; the "cliffside fantasy world" in Wangxian Township, Guangxin District, Shangrao, is Jiangxi's hidden main quest I entered the valley from the Visitor Center via Qingyun Bridge at 3:00 PM.”@CharlotteFraser86 · 1 month ago
Shangrao Lingshan | A lazy hiker's dream: easily reach the summit to see unique peaks and a sea of clouds

Shangrao Lingshan | A lazy hiker's dream: easily reach the summit to see unique peaks and a sea of clouds

“Travel content: Mountain sightseeing, light hiking, landscape photography‼️ Jiangxi Shangrao Lingshan is definitely my favorite of the year!”@briannalikesadenovirus · 1 month ago

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Frequently asked questions

What is Hengfeng famous for?

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Hengfeng is known for its wealth of attractions and things to do. Here are a few highlights: Wangxian Valley, Ge's Fairy Village, and Jiangxi Lingshan.