Wangxian Valley in Shangrao, Jiangxi | It's like stepping into a world of fairy tales

Wangxian Valley is located in the northern part of Wangxian Township, Guangxin District, Shangrao City, Jiangxi Province, 50 kilometers away from Shangrao City. Wangxian Valley originated in the Eastern Han Dynasty and began in the Three Kingdoms. There is an ancient legend of 'Hu Zu ascended to the immortal palace', which tells the story of a famous hermit named Hu Zhao in the late Eastern Han Dynasty who became an immortal here. His relatives would look for his traces in the small village in the valley every day, hence the name 'Wangxian Valley'. Hidden in the valley, Wangxian Valley is as beautiful and quiet as a 'paradise'. Even though it is adjacent to the famous scenic spot of Sanqing Mountain, the beauty of Wangxian Valley is not inferior at all. Wangxian Township, where Wangxian Valley is located, is located in a low mountain and hilly area. The terrain is high in the southwest and low in the northeast. There is abundant rainfall and sufficient water. There are small streams everywhere, secluded springs and waterfalls. Cliffs and precipices hang waterfalls, springs, giant waterfalls, and streams, forming a series of unique landscapes. Scenic area tour route, main route: main entrance - San Rang Water - Wangxian Waterfall - Glass Plank Road - Cliff Plank Road - Ancient Town Old Street - Moon Viewing Bridge - Drunken Immortal Street - Cicada Lane 🚗Transportation: There are direct buses to Wangxian Valley from Shangrao Station. If there are many people, you can choose to charter a car for about 130-150, which is very cost-effective, and the scenery along the way is also good. 💰Tickets: Adults 100, children 60, park opening hours 8:00-20:30 ⚠️Tour Tips: 1. It is recommended to arrive at the gate of the scenic area around three or four in the afternoon. At this time, you can enjoy the daytime scenery. Around six or seven o'clock is the blue hour, and the scenic area will start to light up, which is the best time for photography. 2. There are many activities in the scenic area after three o'clock, such as stage performances, crosstalk storytelling, Han wedding viewing, bonfire parties, etc.