Ganjiang River Drift

Ganjiang River Drift

Ganjiang River Drift is known as the “Number One Drift on the Thousand-Mile Ganjiang River” and is the most thrilling rafting experience in Asia. Located within the Ganjiang River Source Nature Reserve in Jiangxi.

Ganjiang River Drift is thrilling, exciting, and safe, with plenty of wild fun. The drifting area has an exceptional 100,000 negative oxygen ions per cubic centimeter—rare nationwide—and is hailed as a natural oxygen bar. The landscape here features undulating peaks, lush forests, and picturesque scenery. You can not only admire the breathtaking natural beauty that makes you feel close to nature, but also experience the raw excitement of primitive rafting. Dance with the waves and embrace the true spirit of drifting. Here, you escape the hustle and bustle of city life and find a sense of freedom and wildness for your soul. Get ready to fully immerse yourself in the thrill and joy of rafting down the Ganjiang River.

The Ganjiang River Drift stretches 5 kilometers in length, with a total drop of 320 meters. It features over 80 river bends, 56 rapids, and 22 pools. Along the riverbanks, you’ll find swaying greenery, layered peaks, rugged rocks, and cascading waterfalls. The river sections are fast-flowing with splashing waves, while the deep pools are clear and serene, reflecting the scenery like a painting.

The Ganjiang River Immortal Valley Drift takes you through more than 40 natural attractions including “Immortal Valley,” “Carp Leaping Over the Dragon Gate,” “Three-Tiered Spring,” “Golden Dragon Pool,” and “Seven-Mile Lotus Pond,” all of which are truly breathtaking and unforgettable. Higher: With a drop of 320 meters, you’ll race down the rapids with surging excitement. More thrilling: 56 perilous rapids bring intense excitement and non-stop thrills. More exhilarating: Riding the waves is heart-pounding and almost magical. To the south of the Gan-Poyang region, where peaks loom in the distance and vast blue waters flow, majestic cities and ancient towers stand tall. Gaze from the lofty Eight Sceneries Pavilion, overlooking two rivers flowing side by side. Trace the Gong River as it winds east and west, originating from the Wuyi Mountains as it twists and turns. See cityscapes rising one after another, and ancient towns scattered like stars. Thousands of verdant mountains and competing peaks; fertile plains and intertwined wetlands; water splashing into the clouds, rainbows stretching across the river. In ancient times, the city of Qian was surrounded by stone formations; today, the Lotus County enjoys fame across the world... The thousand-mile Ganjiang River originates here, its timeless beauty echoing through the annals of history.