Ningdu County, Ganzhou, Jiangxi – Travel Guide

National scenic area and national 4A-level scenic spot, composed of over 30 Danxia peaks. The main peak is 426.8 meters above sea level, famous for attractions such as 'Jinjing Cave', 'Skyline', and 'Moya Cliff'. The mountain is steep with deep caves, leaving many inscriptions by literati of past dynasties. It integrates natural sightseeing, adventure climbing, and cultural exploration.

A Major Historical and Cultural Site Protected at the National Level and patriotic education base, established on the site of the 1931 Ningdu Uprising. The hall displays uprising artifacts, historical photos, documents, etc., systematically presenting the background, process, and historical significance of the Ningdu Uprising, serving as an important window for understanding Chinese revolutionary history.

A famous historical and cultural village in China, first built in the Northern Song Dynasty and flourishing in the Ming and Qing dynasties. It preserves a large number of Ming and Qing ancient buildings, including ancestral halls, academies, ancient dwellings, and memorial archways. The village is nestled by mountains and rivers with feng shui-oriented layout, preserving Hakka folk customs and traditional skills intact, known as the 'Living Fossil of Jiangnan Hakka Ancient Villages'.

Famous for 'Lotus Peak Layered Green', the main peak is 953.8 meters above sea level. Among the mountains stands the Qinglian Ancient Temple, first built in the Tang Dynasty, preserving precious cultural relics such as Tang Dynasty bronze Buddha statues and Qing Dynasty wood carvings. Dense forests and babbling brooks make it a summer resort integrating Buddhist culture and natural ecology, known as 'Ningdu's Little Lushan'.