Things to do in Ganzhou

As expected of Songcheng, it's really good. First of all, the environment is nice, and the prices are incredibly low. For example, a cup of green tea is only 6 yuan, and you can even get refills! The most interesting thing is the courtesan's dance! It's truly excellent!

There weren't many people when I went, so the experience was quite good. The National Day discounted ticket price was definitely worth it. When I arrived, I took a taxi to the visitor center, and the scenic area was right inside. When I left, I noticed that security guards were stopping cars and only allowing people to take the official shuttle bus, which cost 3.5 yuan per person.

I went to the park over the weekend and had a great time. The daytime parade was fantastic with lots of performers interacting. The roller coaster was fast and gave a strong feeling of weightlessness, but it was very safe. The park signs were clear and the queue times were acceptable. Overall, the experience was better than expected.

I initially thought this scenic area would be rather ordinary, but it exceeded my expectations. It's a well-managed area. Although it was misty on the mountain, the climate was very comfortable, with occasional light drizzle. I brought a raincoat, which was both rainproof and windproof, keeping me warm. Along the way, there were cute little murals that attracted the children to walk and breathe in the fresh air of nature. The cable car even had small fans, and the glass bridge had national flags flying.

I visited Songcheng during the day and took a boat trip on Qili at night, drawn by its reputation. There were also various activities during the Mid-Autumn Festival. The evening lights created a serene and tranquil atmosphere, not too crowded, except for the bustling activity area at Wenchang Pavilion. Other areas were perfect for strolling; the temperature wasn't too high, making for a pleasant walk. I watched a performance and released Kongming lanterns. Unfortunately, I didn't get to see the iron flower display.

Longnan Wudang Mountain, with an altitude of over 500 meters, has a sightseeing ladder that leads directly up the mountain, making it friendly for the elderly and those who prefer a leisurely pace. If you want to experience the climb, it takes about 3 hours round trip, which is manageable. You'll pass by Tuntian Cave (Figure 7), a natural stone gate, and walk along the cliffside glass walkway – perfect for taking photos.

Guansiwei Hakka Tulou is a relatively niche tourist attraction, somewhat similar to the Tulou in Fujian. It's not crowded, but the scenery is indeed quite nice. While not particularly spectacular, I think it would be a good choice for a long-stay stay. It really could be better promoted!

It's a great place for a red tourism trip with kids, but the queue at the Red Well was so long that we almost couldn't take a picture. Maybe it would be better to go at other times; avoid holidays when it gets too crowded.

To receive a baptism of revolutionary history and education, it's highly recommended to take your children to see this place during the summer vacation! In fact, every Party member should understand and conduct on-site investigations of this history to truly appreciate the difficulty and arduous journey by which the Communist Party achieved its victory through armed struggle…

The natural scenery is beautiful, and the air is very fresh. I recommend a road trip, as there are many attractions, so be sure to allow plenty of time. Highly recommended! (๑>◡<๑)👍