The roundest village in China, a paradise surrounded by mountains! Renamed after Tao Yuanming!

Jujing Village was built in the early Song dynasty. During the Yongle period of the Ming dynasty, it was renamed Jujing after the line "Three paths have been overgrown, but pines and chrysanthemums remain" from Tao Yuanming's "The Return." For thousands of years, it has been known as the "Bagua Village" and the "Roundest Village in China." It has been included in the fifth batch of traditional Chinese villages and is a gem on the Wuyuan tourist loop. It is known as the "Roundest Village in China" and is popular with tourists. The village is home to many cultural relics. The He Family Ancestral Hall from the Song dynasty once had a plaque inscribed with the words "Huangge Diaoyuan" by the Chongzhen Emperor of the Ming dynasty, but it has since been stolen. Address: Jujing Village, Wuyuan, Shangrao, Jiangxi Transportation: Self-driving: Navigate to Jujing Village, Wuyuan, Shangrao Public transportation: From Wuyuan County, take a bus or taxi to the village. Tickets: Free! Open all day. Accommodation: There are many homestays in and around the village for tourists to choose from, or you can stay in the county! The best place to overlook the entire village is on the hillside across the river to the south of the village. A boardwalk and viewing platform have been built here. It is said that a "sanitation fee" of CNY 20 was previously charged to view the village from here, so it is jokingly called the "most expensive viewing platform."