Jiangxi Three-Day Two-Night Tour, Average Cost Per Person: 1000 Yuan Strategy!!

📍Jiangxi⛰️ Three-Day Two-Night Tour, Average Cost Per Person: 1000 Yuan💰 Strategy!! Day 1: We arrived in Jiujiang in the morning and chose a hotel near Jiujiang Station. After dropping off our luggage, we took a bus to Simatou Food Street. Unfortunately, the Si Jie Mei Pancake and Xu Popo were not open, so we randomly picked a Nanchang specialty fried rice noodle place. The owner recommended their signature fried noodles, which were really good. In the afternoon, we changed clothes and went to climb Lushan Mountain. We bought tickets just for the Sandiequan waterfall. We took a sightseeing bus from the northeast of Lushan Mountain to go up and down the mountain, which took us about four hours in total. There weren't many people, and I have to say, the waterfall was really spectacular, especially since it had rained a few days before, making it particularly large. In the evening, we strolled along the river near Xunyang Tower. The evening breeze was really comfortable. Day 2: We arrived at Jingdezhen North Station around 10 am and took the No. 3 bus line directly to Jingdezhen Museum (you need to make a reservation in advance when it's crowded). We had reserved from 1 to 2 pm. There weren't many people at the entrance, but once inside, we were shocked. The speechless Buddha on the sixth floor had a queue so long, I felt it would take more than an hour to wait. We walked around and left (it's better to go during the off-season when there are fewer people). Right after, we went to the Sculpture Porcelain Factory (no one can leave empty-handed). We first went to eat Fan's Beef Bone Noodles (those who can't eat spicy food must say so in advance; the level of spiciness that Jiangxi people can handle is not something ordinary people can accept). It feels like Jiangxi is full of various kinds of noodles, all delicious, including fried dough sticks wrapped in glutinous rice (which I personally really like). Our last stop was Sanbao Village (if time allows, you can rent an electric bike to tour the entire village). We were short on time, so we rode a shared bike at the entrance and spent a little over an hour without going too far. Overall, it was pretty good. Day 3: We stayed in a hotel near Wuyuan Station (I must say, their hotel decorations are all very retro, which I really like). We just went to one scenic spot because during the May Day holiday, the Wuling scenic area was especially crowded, so we chose Likeng scenic area (we took a taxi from Wuyuan Station). It was really beautiful, Likeng was not too crowded, and the scenery was super beautiful. I really love natural scenery. If I had enough time, I would really want to stay here for two or three days. Just taking random photos is particularly photogenic. There are many shops selling special products and many small farmhouses (after all, inside the scenic area, you know the prices). I sincerely recommend visiting Wuyuan at least once.