Nanchang Wanshou Palace: A historical and cultural district where ancient and modern styles interweave

📍Location: No. 68, Ruzi Road, Xihu District, Nanchang City, Jiangxi Province ⏰Opening hours: 09:00-21:00 🎫Tickets: Free 🌟 Why go Nanchang Wanshou Palace is one of the most representative historical and cultural blocks in Jiangxi. It integrates ancient architecture, intangible cultural heritage displays and modern cultural creations. It has both a sense of history and the flavor of everyday life. Here you can not only satisfy your yearning for traditional culture, but also experience the urban life of Nanchang. 🏛 Main attractions 1️⃣ Wanshou Palace Ancient Buildings: Well-preserved ancient buildings from the Ming and Qing dynasties, with blue bricks and black tiles, carved beams and painted buildings, giving you a sense of historical charm. 2️⃣ History Museum: Displays the historical changes and cultural heritage of Nanchang, and understands the past and present of Wanshou Palace. 3️⃣ Intangible Cultural Heritage Exhibition Hall: Experience traditional handicrafts such as paper cutting, pottery, sugar painting, etc., and feel the charm of intangible cultural heritage. 4️⃣ Cultural and Creative District: Taste Nanchang’s special snacks, buy cultural and creative products, and experience the collision of modernity and tradition. 🧭 Recommended tour routes Ancient Buildings → History Museum → Intangible Cultural Heritage Exhibition Hall → Cultural and Creative District (suggested visiting time: 2-3 hours). 🚆 Transportation • Subway: Take Nanchang Metro Line 2 to Shengjin Tower Station and walk for about 5 minutes from Exit 2. • Bus: Take bus No. 22, 23, 201, etc. to Ruziting Park Station and walk to the destination. 🌞 Useful tips • Best time to go: In the evening, when the lights come on, the ancient buildings and modern neighborhoods complement each other. • Food recommendations: Eat Nanchang mixed noodles, clay pot soup, white sugar cakes and other special snacks while shopping. • Shopping tips: Pick up souvenirs with Nanchang elements in the cultural and creative district, such as Wanshou Palace themed postcards or handicrafts.