Wufushan Scenic Area
五府山
A high-mountain scenic area in southern Guangxin District, linking waterfalls, gorges and alpine meadows. It is a summer retreat for Shangrao residents.
Wufushan lies in the southern part of Guangxin District, on the northern foot of the Wuyi Mountains. It is named after five officials who lived in seclusion here during the Song dynasty, and its main peak rises about 1,890 m above sea level. The scenic area is known for its waterfall cascades, untouched gorges, seas of cloud and high-mountain villages. It is much cooler in summer than the city, has mountain azaleas in spring, and occasionally sees rime frost in winter. Allow about half a day. It is about 60 km from Shangrao's urban area. The Hefei–Fuzhou high-speed railway stops at Wufushan Station, but the station is still some distance from the scenic area, so you will generally need a chartered car or self-drive. The roads are winding, so take care in rain and icy weather. Opening arrangements are subject to official announcements.
Opening hours
08:00–17:00 (subject to scenic area announcements)