Things to do in Yongxiu

Many people come here for the gold from the Marquis of Haihun, right? 😂 And it certainly didn't disappoint—so much gold! 😍 Upon entering the museum, you're greeted by a spacious hall. A statue of Liu He stands alone, with the grandeur of the Han Dynasty behind him—quite moving. The exhibits inside are excellent; once again, I marvel at the exquisite craftsmanship of the ancients. The Haihunhou site is quite far from the city center, but it's easily accessible by a dedicated bus line. The journey takes about an hour and a half (approximately). The ticket price is only 10 yuan.

After much hesitation, I finally chose Lushan West Sea as the last stop on my trip to Jiangxi. I had read many online reviews praising its beauty but also criticizing its management, citing issues like an inefficient itinerary and long wait times for boats. However, my visit today was a pleasant surprise. On October 3rd, it was drizzling at West Sea, and the misty, dreamlike atmosphere while strolling in the rain was simply wonderful. First, I took a boat to the Yudao Islands, but my main focus was on the Nine-Linked Islands. I continued by boat to Sangtian Island, then visited Sangtian Island, Canghai Island, Mingzhu Island, the Wooden House Town, West Sea Star, Ruoxi Island, and Goddess Island, finally returning to the Sima Visitor Center from Yunju Island Wharf. The scenery here is breathtaking, especially the panoramic view from the West Sea Star. Capturing the beauty with a drone, it evoked a feeling reminiscent of Qiandao Lake, but with a different kind of beauty. The boardwalk connecting Huaguo Mountain and Ruoxi Island resembled a giant dragon stretching across the lake, winding and magnificent. Not only does it offer beautiful scenery, but it also boasts excellent service. Staff members are stationed at every island, main road, intersection, and bridgehead, providing warm, polite, and attentive directions and assistance to tourists. In short, this trip to Lushan West Sea was well worth the visit and I would definitely go again.

Although it's a man-made scenic area created by a dam, it's absolutely worth the price. The water and sky blend seamlessly, islands are scattered like stars, and floating bridges and boats are very convenient. The weather was perfect when we went, and everything was just right.

The building has a very distinctive exterior, and there's a huge parking lot at the entrance that connects to the hotel, so you don't have to worry about rainy days. The venue itself isn't very large, but it's packed with content, showcasing knowledge about migratory birds and wetland ecology, and also offering interactive experiences. It's definitely worth a visit!

The Jiangnan mansion is well-deserved and very impressive! It is not inferior to the Qiao Family Courtyard. It is worth getting to know the Cheng family in depth. There are many talented people. The tour was very fun and the ticket purchase process was very convenient. It was great! ! ! !

The water park didn't open until after 7 o'clock, so I soaked in the hot springs first. After the water park opened, I went to play and had a lot of fun. I was supposed to go to Zhelin Old Town, but I ended up playing on the slide until almost 10 o'clock.

Yongwu Highway is a unique scenic highway on the shore of Poyang Lake in Jiangxi Province, China. It connects Yongxiu County and the thousand-year-old town of Wucheng. The seasonal rise in the water level of Poyang Lake forms the spectacle of a "water highway". During the flood season from June to August every year, the lake water overflows the road surface. When vehicles are driving, it is like sailing on the water. The splashing water and the lake and sky form a cartoon-like dream scene. It is known as "China's most beautiful water highway"12. The highway passes through the Poyang Lake Migratory Bird Reserve, and a natural landscape of wetland grasslands and egrets flying can be seen on both sides45. However, you need to pay attention to the risk of schistosomiasis, and the road will be closed when the water level is too high.

Climbing to the top of Tengwang Pavilion and overlooking the Gan River, one is struck by its magnificent grandeur. Its upturned eaves and corners exude a timeless charm. The saying "The setting sun and the lone wild goose fly together" is truly fitting; as the premier pavilion in Jiangnan, this trip was well worth it!

I have been there many times. It is really worth going. The vegetarian food is delicious, especially the Master Xuyun Memorial Hall, which is a must-go. Each couplet at the entrance is very meaningful. The Buddhist College is also very famous. It is not only a place for meditation, but also a model of unity of knowledge and action. I highly recommend it.

Recently, I have been under a lot of work pressure, so I was thinking about where to go to relax. Suddenly, I thought of the large Poyang Lake in my country. I had it in my textbooks when I was in elementary school. As far as I know, Poyang Lake is located in the northern part of Jiangxi Province, in Jiujiang, Nanchang, and Shangrao. It is the largest freshwater lake in China and the second largest lake in China. When I came here, wow, there were cows in the endless grass, haha, so cute. I walked to the wet place and there were shells on the land. The water in the small river by the river is still quite clear.