Jiangxi Travel

Jiangxi, in south-eastern China on the south bank of the middle Yangtze, is named after the Tang-dynasty "Jiangnan West Circuit". It combines celebrated mountains and deep culture: the UNESCO Mount Lu, the picture-postcard villages of Wuyuan, the thousand-year porcelain capital Jingdezhen, the Daoist peaks of Sanqingshan and Longhushan, and the historic capital Nanchang.

Top Destinations

Mount Lu (Lushan) — UNESCO cultural landscape and a cool summer retreat (average 22°C); Wuyuan — rapeseed flowers in spring and Huangling sun-drying in autumn amid Hui-style villages; Jingdezhen — the porcelain capital with living kilns and hands-on pottery; Sanqingshan — UNESCO nature site with the iconic Python Peak and cliff skywalk; Longhushan — cradle of Daoism with bamboo-raft Danxia scenery and hanging coffins; Nanchang — Tengwang Pavilion, August 1st history and the start/end city for most tours.

Classic Routes

First-time visitors favour a 5-7 day grand loop starting in Nanchang and linking Mount Lu, Jingdezhen, Wuyuan and Sanqingshan. With more time, extend to Huangshan or Xiamen on a 7-9 day mountain-and-sea itinerary. All tours are pure-play (zero shopping) small groups of 2-12, ideal for families and multi-generational travellers.

Getting There

Nanchang Changbei Airport and Nanchang West station are the main hubs, with high-speed trains to Jiujiang (Mount Lu), Wuyuan, Jingdezhen, Shangrao (Sanqingshan) and Yingtan (Longhushan). Overseas visitors can fly into Nanchang or connect by high-speed rail via Shanghai, Hangzhou or Xiamen.