Jiangxi

Green hills and clear waters combined with revolutionary heritage, where Mount Lu, Wuyuan, Poyang Lake and many ancient villages make up the scenery of the Gan–Po region.

Jiangxi lies on the south bank of the middle and lower Yangtze, with mountains on three sides, the Ganjiang valley in the center, and Poyang Lake, China's largest freshwater lake, in the north. Mount Lu, Mount Sanqing and Mount Longhu are the best-known mountains. Wuyuan is popular for its spring rapeseed blossoms and Huizhou-style villages, and Jingdezhen is the thousand-year-old porcelain capital. Jinggangshan and Ruijin are sites of revolutionary tourism. Lushan West Sea, Jing'an, Dajue Mountain in Zixi, Cuiwei Peak in Ningdu and Xiushui suit scenic leisure trips, the ancient village of Liukeng in Le'an is well preserved, and in winter migratory birds can be watched around Duchang on Poyang Lake. Spring and autumn are best. Nanchang is the main transport gateway, and high-speed rail connects to other regions.

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