Nanchang Park

Nanchang Park

Nanchang Park

The park spans 350 acres, is mainly mountainous, and boasts dense forests and a rich wild atmosphere. It is divided into functional zones such as a commercial service area, riverside sightseeing area, forest leisure area, and fort museum area, with many attractions, each with its distinct style. Eighteen scenic spots—including Eagle Island Panorama, River’s End & Sea’s Beginning, Morning Stroll Along the Riverside, Ancient Ferry at Clear River, Solitary Fishing in the Cold River, Goose Nose Snow Accumulation, and Xinhou Pavilion—attract thousands of visitors. Being in Goose Nose Park offers multi-layered experiences. Passing through the mountain gate, seeing the Divine Turtle, crossing the Immortal Goose Cave, and listening to legendary tales allows you to feel the mystique of Goose Mountain. Visiting sites such as “Xiake Searching for the Source,” Tang Gong Stele, the Riverside Poetry Inscription Monument, and cliff carvings lets you appreciate the radiant brilliance of ancient culture. Historic relics gathered where the Yangtze River has witnessed the tides of history—such as the ancient ferry, the First Boat to Cross the River, and Shiwan Ancient Cannon—bring a reflective sense of nostalgia.

At Goose Nose Snow Accumulation, the Cloud-Watching & Tide-Listening Pavilion, or while savoring tea by the river, you can gaze up at the rolling clouds, look down at the rushing and gentle waters, listen to the booming waves, feel the gentle river breeze—it’s like being in a fairyland. Walking along the riverside boardwalk, you’ll encounter scenes like “Solitary Fishing in the Cold River,” fishing nets by the water, and solitary barbecue by the river, instantly reconnecting you with nature and stirring a love for the wild. Resting in various small wooden cabins gives you the true feeling of a vacation. Ascending to the main peak of Goose Mountain and looking out as far as the eye can see, the majestic and spectacular First Bridge of China soars into the sky with overwhelming grandeur. On both banks of the great river lies an endless plain, offering a breathtaking view of the unified beauty of river and sky, and river and bridge. Taking a sightseeing cruise through the waves, you’ll take in the panoramic view of Huangshan, known as the lock of the golden waterway connecting river and sea. You’ll see peaks jutting abruptly from the river amid the convergence of sky and water, like a huge emerald key lying across the gateway between river and sea—displaying a majestic and awe-inspiring beauty...