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Top 50 Best Things to Do near Pingjiang [2025]
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Yellow Crane Tower
4.6
/5
70707 reviews
9.0
From IDR 154762
Based on 1,362 reviews
Yellow Crane Tower/Wuchang Railway Station | >100 km from downtown
Phone +864006960006
Address: No.1, Xishanpo, Snake Mountain, Wuchang District, Wuhan
Recommended sightseeing time: 2–4 hours
Highlights:
Famous cultural landmarks in Chinese history
Yangtze River Bridge & 3 towns views
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"Climbing the Yellow Crane Tower to Reflect on the Past" By Me The Yellow Crane Tower reflects the flowing Yangtze River, The river flows gently, the Yellow Crane roams freely. Who rode the Yellow Crane a thousand years ago? Only the crane's cry remains, echoing through the ages.
By the white clouds, I drink wine, thinking of Li Bai. Cui Hao, amidst the misty waves of the river, felt sorrow. Now, the landscape truly resembles a painting; let us invite sages and worthies to climb the tower together once more.
It's worth a visit if you haven't been before. The view of the Yangtze River Bridge from the Yellow River Tower is breathtaking, and there's even a green train coming from the north bank of the river, which is quite interesting. East Lake is huge! I took a boat ride around it.
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Tengwang Pavilion
4.5
/5
24939 reviews
8.7
From IDR 119048
Based on 397 reviews
Tengwang Pavilion/Wanshou Palace | >100 km from downtown
Phone +86079186702036
Address: No. 58 Antique Street, Donghu District, Nanchang City
Recommended sightseeing time: 2–3 hours
Highlights:
A Nanchang landmark and one of the three famous towers of Jiangnan
Unique 9-story, 3-tiered building design
Saved by 275 users16467 positive reviews
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The magical light show was truly breathtaking. From the historical evolution of Nanchang to the rise and fall of the Tengwang Pavilion, the narrative flowed seamlessly, and the actors' performances were quite good. It's definitely worth seeing.
I managed to get into the park in the last four minutes before closing time. I initially thought they wouldn't let us in, but the staff told us we had a few minutes left and to hurry! Haha, thankfully I didn't give up and made it. There weren't too many people in the evening, but the weather wasn't great; it rained the whole time. However, it didn't affect the visit to Tengwang Pavilion. The pavilion is magnificent and well worth the trip. The view of Nanchang at night from the pavilion is truly beautiful. I've always felt that a trip to Nanchang isn't complete without climbing Tengwang Pavilion. My first trip to Nanchang was to see the National Day flag-raising ceremony, and this is my second time here. It would be a shame not to climb Tengwang Pavilion again. This trip finally fulfilled my wish.
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Hunan Provincial Museum
4.8
/5
14516 reviews
8.7
Based on 137 reviews
Hunan Museum/Beichen Delta | 79.2 km from downtown
Phone +86073184415833
Address: No. 50, Dongfeng Road, Kaifu District, Changsha City
Recommended sightseeing time: 3–6 hours
Highlights:
Ancient life virtual reality experience
VR experience: ancient life scenes
Saved by 558 users13380 positive reviews
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A guided tour is definitely worthwhile at museums. The Hunan Provincial Museum is currently under renovation, and it's crowded and small. Without a guided tour, I probably would have been out in 20 minutes. Our guide, Xiao Zhou, gave a lively and engaging explanation. Very good.
I must commend Xiao Xiao, the museum guide! Her explanations were professional and engaging throughout, clearly and thoroughly explaining the historical origins and cultural details behind the exhibits. She also incorporated fun anecdotes to keep things interesting, and her pacing was excellent, captivating both adults and children. She was enthusiastic and patient, answering all our questions meticulously and even sharing photos, making the visit both educational and incredibly pleasant. With Xiao Xiao as our guide, the museum experience was doubled! Highly recommended!
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Orange Island
4.6
/5
12843 reviews
8.7
Based on 435 reviews
83.3 km from downtown
Phone +86073188882152
Address: Orange Island Beach Park, Yuelu District, Changsha City
Recommended sightseeing time: 2–4 hours
Highlights:
One of the first national red tourism classic attractions
Xiangjiang fireworks & music show
Saved by 1027 users6169 positive reviews
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A large park around the river. In addition to enjoying the breeze by the river, you can also see the large statue of Mao Zedong! It's a long way to get in from the subway, and the round trip bus cost 40 yuan, which is not cost-effective! I can only say that if you have nothing to do and have time, it's okay to take a walk if you like to exercise.
The night view is stunning. The light show makes it look bustling and prosperous.
We took the train. It wasn't crowded. Most people went to see the giant statue of Chairman Mao.
We enjoyed the breeze from the Xiang River. The view was also expansive.
It's a shame our stay was short. We didn't get to see every scene in detail.
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Lushan National Park
4.5
/5
18087 reviews
8.6
From IDR 380953
Based on 146 reviews
>100 km from downtown
Phone +864009006162
Address: No. 19, Hexi Road, Guling Town, Lushan City, Jiujiang City
Recommended sightseeing time: 1–3 days
Highlights:
Maple Leaf Viewing at Lushan Botanical Garden in Autumn
360° view of Mount Lu
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I visited Lushan with my family during the last few days of the National Day holiday. The scenery was beautiful and left a deep impression. I especially want to thank the security guard at the Lushan Museum. We arrived very late, but he still let us in because he didn't want me to have any regrets. I'm so grateful!
Comment 1: A Zen-like Pursuit of a Pure Land
In the hustle and bustle of the world, the Donglin Buddha of Lushan stands as a tranquil haven, its majestic presence guarding the purity of faith. The rising of three sticks of incense is not merely a ritual, but a profound question for the soul—as the smoke swirls, have we forgotten the essence of faith? Here, there is no extravagance or utilitarianism, only the whisper of the mountain breeze, as if reminding us: true faith originates from inner clarity, not from the accumulation of external things. Strolling here, every step echoes the past, every glance reveals nature's bounty. To let faith return to its essence is to allow the soul to regain freedom in this pure land, like a lotus rising from the mud unsullied, preserving its true nature amidst chaos.
Comment 2: Faith Awakening in Incense
The Donglin Buddha of Lushan is an oasis in the midst of noise, a place where weary souls can find rest. Three sticks of incense, seemingly simple, carry a thousand years of devotion—they do not seek worldly rewards, but only wish to awaken inner peace. As incense smoke fills the air, the essence of faith gradually becomes clear: it is not blind superstition, but a profound pursuit of the meaning of life. The beauty of the Pure Land lies in its inclusiveness and purification, allowing restless hearts to settle, like the distant and clear tolling of an ancient temple bell. Here, faith is no longer an empty slogan, but is transformed into the land beneath our feet and the blue sky above, reminding us: returning to the essence is returning to the true nature of humanity.
Commentary 3: Harmonious Coexistence of Nature and Faith
The Donglin Buddha of Lushan, with nature as its backdrop, embodies the eternal theme of faith. A Pure Land is a gift from the mountains, a murmur of the streams; three sticks of incense are a dialogue of the soul, a continuation of tradition. When faith merges with nature, we understand: true faith needs no flowery words, only a heart of reverence. In the Pure Land, every fallen leaf is a Zen saying, every ray of sunlight an enlightenment. Letting faith return to its essence is to let humanity coexist harmoniously with nature, to rediscover the original purity in the incense smoke, like spring buds breaking through the soil, ever-renewing.
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Du Fu Pavilion
4.6
/5
8638 reviews
8.4
From IDR 42858
Wu Yi Square/IFS | 83 km from downtown
Phone +86073182298545
Address: No.108, Xiangjiang Middle Road, Tianxin District, Changsha
Recommended sightseeing time: 1–2 hours
Highlights:
Watch the Orange Isle Light Show Across the River
360° view of Xiangjiang city
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There was practically no service to speak of. The two uncles checking tickets and guarding the gate knew everyone was a tourist, yet they insisted on serving in their local dialect (I needed assistance with my ID card error at the entrance). The night view was more beautiful than the daytime view, and the entrance was full of young women taking photos. This building was a later construction, not a reconstruction on the original site, but the animation and story film designs were quite good; I bought some fridge magnets.
Upstairs, there's a video of Du Fu's poem "Meeting Li Guinian Again in Jiangnan," which brought me to tears. "Often seen at Prince Qi's residence, heard many times before Cui Jiu's hall. It is indeed a beautiful scene in Jiangnan, meeting you again in the season of falling flowers." Ultimately, he died far from home, never returning to his native soil. Du Fu, a poet saint for all time, dedicated his life to his country and its people!
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Hubei Provincial Museum
4.9
/5
6598 reviews
8.2
Based on 484 reviews
Chuhehan Street/East Lake/Hubei Provincial Museum | >100 km from downtown
Phone +8602786794127
Address: No. 156, Donghu Road, Wuchang, Wuchang District, Wuhan
Recommended sightseeing time: 3–4 hours
Highlights:
Enjoy the rich sound of chime bells show
Stroll East Lake Scenic Area
Saved by 398 users5279 positive reviews
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The Hubei Provincial Museum houses over 240,000 artifacts, including nearly 1,000 pieces of national first-class cultural relics. As of February 2023, it occupies a total land area of 85,000 square meters and a total building area of 114,000 square meters, of which 36,000 square meters are exhibition space. The museum is laid out as a south and north building, with two independent east and west exhibition halls. Among its artifacts are the Zeng Hou Yi chime bells, the Sword of Goujian, King of Yue, and the Tiger-shaped Drum Stand.
Our tour guide, Chen Yao, was very professional. She provided detailed explanations of the museum's treasures and arranged the route reasonably. With so many visitors today, she saved us a lot of time.
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Yue Yang Tower
4.6
/5
9553 reviews
8.1
From IDR 166667
Based on 169 reviews
Yueyang Tower | 88.9 km from downtown
Phone +8607308830338
Address: Dongting North Road, Yueyanglou District, Yueyang City
Recommended sightseeing time: 2–3 hours
Highlights:
View Dongting Lake & Junshan
View Dongting Lake's vastness
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Yueyang Tower, one of the three famous towers south of the Yangtze River, stands on the shore of Dongting Lake. Leaning on its railing, one can see the vast expanse of Dongting Lake stretching for miles, its waters and sky blending seamlessly into the autumn sky. The tower's upturned eaves reflect the flowing clouds and soaring birds, seemingly still echoing Fan Zhongyan's timeless words, "Be the first to worry about the world's troubles, and the last to enjoy its pleasures."
Renowned as one of the three famous towers in Jiangnan, this tower boasts a long history and profound cultural heritage. Its inspiring philosophy and famous saying, "Be the first to worry about the world's troubles and the last to enjoy its pleasures," remain deeply ingrained in our minds today. A truly remarkable tourist attraction.
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Pingxiang Wugong Mountain Scenic Area
4.5
/5
10093 reviews
8.1
From IDR 166667
Based on 63 reviews
>100 km from downtown
Phone +8607992106666
Address: Luxi, Pingxiang, Jiangxi, China
Recommended sightseeing time: 1–2 days
Highlights:
Tens of thousands of acres of meadows
Skywalk & rhododendrons & orchids
Saved by 174 users7426 positive reviews
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The hotel has complete facilities, a great environment, and parking available. There are many restaurants nearby, and it's very close to the scenic area. The room is a mountain view room, clean and tidy, with a separate shower and toilet, smart home technology, and a very quiet environment. The bedding is clean. There's a laundry room and gym on the second floor, and free luggage storage is also available. I'd definitely stay here again.
Wugong Mountain has two main characteristics. First, its summit is a grassland! The professional term is "alpine meadow," located at an altitude of nearly 2000 meters, creating this stunning scenery. Climbing up and seeing it is a truly delightful surprise; this unique feature is indeed rare. Second, it appeals to a youthful audience. Every mountain needs to highlight its unique characteristics, and Wugong Mountain's focus on young people is truly impressive! "Special Forces Tourism," "Tent Army," "Electronic Music Festival"—these are all clever tactics!
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The National Archaeological Site Park of Nanchang Han Dynasty Haihun Marquis
4.7
/5
3316 reviews
8.0
From IDR 142858
>100 km from downtown
Phone +86079183081000
Address: 南昌市新建区紫金大道1号
Recommended sightseeing time: 3–5 hours
Highlights:
Over 100,000 precious artifacts
4D cinema: Han culture experience
3072 positive reviews10K views in last month
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I stayed there nine days ago. It was a great experience. The room was quiet and peaceful.
The room was very comfortable, and we even had a barbecue. The landlady was very welcoming and prepared all the ingredients for us.
The barbecue was a lot of fun.
The room was clean and cozy.
Overall, a very positive experience. I would definitely go again.
Definitely worth a visit! It's very helpful for understanding the history of the Han Dynasty. Most Han Dynasty tombs are empty, but Liu He's tomb is remarkably well-preserved for various reasons, almost entirely untouched by looting. Unlike other museums where the exhibits are severely damaged and pieced together, the tomb's artifacts are much more impressive. There's a bus ride from the museum to Liu He's tomb. When I went to wait, there were about 200 people, but they quickly arranged for large minibuses, easing the congestion immediately. Thumbs up! A very pleasant visit.
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