Wanfuxian
Wanfuxian. Located in Yutian Town in the northeast of Suichuan County, about 12 kilometers from the county seat, the Wanfuxian Scenic Area features typical “gritty red rock” Danxia landform. The undulating mountains stretch continuously, characterized by flat tops, steep bodies, and gentle foothills. The main peak of the scenic area, “Jindingnao,” stands at an elevation of 518 meters, and there are dozens of peaks and caves of development value within the area. Wanfuxian, the central attraction of the scenic area, was first built during the Eastern Jin Dynasty, boasting a history of over 1,800 years. It flourished during the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, having been destroyed and rebuilt six times throughout its history. Since ancient times, Wanfuxian has attracted visitors from all directions with its stunning scenery and mystical charm. The mountain is home to more than ten cultural sites, including the Wenchang Palace, Guanyin Palace, Shuijun Hall, Main Hall, Terracotta Army, Jindingnao, Immortal Chess Basin, Immortal Bridge Pier, Zhaiyu Cave, Ensi Palace, and Patriarch Cave.
Yutian Town: Yutian Town in Suichuan County is located in the northeast of the county and is under the jurisdiction of the Suichuan County People's Government. It borders Wan’an County to the northeast, faces Bizhou Town to the east, connects to Yaqian Town to the west, neighbors Quanjiang Town to the south, and adjoins Meijiang to the southeast. The town covers a total land area of 191.2 square kilometers, including an urban area of 3.5 square kilometers. It administers 27 administrative villages and one neighborhood committee, with the postal code 343901.
Yutian Town was established during the Song Dynasty’s Zhi Xing era and boasts a long cultural history. Since ancient times, it has been one of the four major renowned market towns in central and southern Jiangxi, historically known as a “gathering place for merchants.” Each... More detailed information about Yutian Town++
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