Wuyuan County

"China's most beautiful countryside": rapeseed flower seas in spring, harvest-drying displays at Huangling in autumn, and Huizhou-style ancient villages scattered across the hills.

Wuyuan County lies in the northeast of Jiangxi Province, bordering Anhui and Zhejiang. It historically belonged to ancient Huizhou, and Huizhou-style architecture blends beautifully with the pastoral landscape. In spring, rapeseed flowers blanket the hills around Jiangling and Huangling; in autumn, Huangling's "harvest-drying" (shaiqiu) scenes are unique. Ancient villages such as Likeng, Wangkou, Sixi Yancun and Xiaoqi each have their own character. The area is also known for green tea and for the culture around Hui ink and She inkstones. The best seasons are March to April for flowers and October to November for autumn colors. The Hefei–Fuzhou high-speed railway has a Wuyuan Station, and you can also transfer from Shangrao or Jingdezhen.

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