Jiangxi is the heartland of modern Chinese revolutionary history, and three sites anchor every serious red route. Jinggangshan (2–3 days) is the first rural revolutionary base: Huangyangjie, Octagon Tower, the Martyrs Cemetery and Longtan waterfalls. Ruijin (1 day) was the 1931 "Red Capital" — visit the Yeping and Shazhouba revolutionary-site clusters. Yudu (half day) is the October 1934 departure point of the Long March, marked by the Memorial Garden and the First Ferry. A standard 5-day program runs Nanchang → Jinggangshan → Ganzhou → Ruijin → Yudu, with on-site teaching modules, uniforms and closing ceremonies throughout; high-speed rail links Ganzhou to Shenzhen and Guangzhou, making the route convenient for Guangdong-based groups.