Anyuan County, Ganzhou, Jiangxi – Travel Guide

National scenic area and national 4A-level tourist attraction, the source of the Dongjiang River, covering a total area of 137.6 km² with 98% forest coverage. Features include Fu'aotang Waterfall, Jiuqu Stream, and Zhiyin Spring. Known for 'clear mountains and waters, clustered waterfalls, and primitive ecology', it is an eco-tourism destination integrating sightseeing, leisure, and wellness.

A Major Historical and Cultural Site Protected at the National Level, first built during the Daoguang reign of the Qing Dynasty. It is the largest Hakka square enclosed house in southern Jiangxi, covering 10,391 m² with 399 rooms inside. With rigorous layout and complete defensive functions, it is hailed as the 'King of Hakka Enclosed Houses' and serves as an important physical object for studying Hakka architecture and culture.

First built in the 4th year of Shaosheng era of the Song Dynasty (1097 AD), a provincial cultural relic protection unit. The pagoda is 41.3 meters tall, hexagonal with nine stories, brick-and-stone structure with exquisite carvings. Having withstood a thousand years of wind and rain while remaining well-preserved, it is an iconic ancient building of Anyuan County town. Climbing the pagoda offers a panoramic view of the county.

Characterized by Danxia landforms and karst cave landscapes. Inside the cave is an ancient temple built during the Tang Dynasty, with inscriptions by famous figures from various dynasties preserved on the rock walls. Surrounded by rolling hills and towering ancient trees, it is known as the 'Little Hanging Temple of Jiangnan', combining natural and cultural landscapes.