China Travel Navigator & Toolkit

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.

Lushan Mountain, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Jiangxi, is famed for its majestic peaks, mist-shrouded landscapes, and cultural legacy. Known as "China’s Summer Capital," it blends natural wonders like the Three-Tiered Waterfall with historic temples and colonial villas.