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Wuyuan Huangling, a UNESCO-listed "Best Tourism Village," is famed for its 600-year-old "hanging village" with tiered Huizhou houses and vibrant "Shai Qiu" (sun-drying crops) traditions. This 5A-rated gem blends terraced fields, seasonal blooms, and living folklore into a year-round visual feast.

Sanqingshan Mountain, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Jiangxi, is famed for its "granite peak forest," Taoist heritage, and surreal cloudscapes. Its three summits—Yujing, Yuxu, and Yuhua—resemble Taoist deities, earning it the title "China’s Most Beautiful Mountain."

Poyang Lake, China’s largest freshwater lake, spans 3,960 km² in northern Jiangxi. A UNESCO-listed wetland, it’s famed for migratory birds (500,000+ annually), "flood-shrink" seasonal landscapes, and historic sites like Stone Bell Mountain.