Huichang County, Ganzhou, Jiangxi – Travel Guide

National scenic area and national 4A-level scenic spot, formed in the Cretaceous period 130 million years ago. Centered on Danxia landform, it features over a hundred sights such as 'Skyline', 'Han Zhongli Statue', and 'Monk Hat Stone'. Deep caves and murmuring streams integrate natural wonders with myths and legends, praised as 'No. 1 Strange Mountain in East China'.

Originally named Lanshan Mountain, famous because Mao Zedong wrote 'Pure Serene Music · Huichang' here in 1934, featuring the line 'the scenery here is uniquely fine'. At over 400 meters above sea level, it houses revolutionary sites, memorial pavilions, and observation decks. The summit offers a panoramic view of Huichang county town, making it a landmark combining red culture and natural scenery.

A Major Historical and Cultural Site Protected at the National Level, first built in the Ming Dynasty. One of the best-preserved military fortresses in southern Jiangxi, named for its horn-like shape. The fortress retains city walls, gates, ancient dwellings, and temples, serving as an important border defense stronghold of the Ming and Qing dynasties at the junction of Jiangxi, Fujian, and Guangdong, known as the 'Throat of Fujian and Guangdong'.

The only ethnic minority township in Huichang, inhabited by the She people. Traditional She costumes, folk songs, and wedding customs are preserved. The village features a She Culture Square, Folk Exhibition Hall, and century-old yew tree clusters. Visitors can experience She purple rice, rice cake pounding, and other special activities, making it an excellent place to experience She ethnic customs.