Jiangxi Intangible Cultural Heritage Zhangshu Forest Exhibition Hall
The Zhangshu Forest Exhibition Hall is the first provincial-level intangible cultural heritage exhibition center in Jiangxi. Featuring living experiences, close-to-life presentations, and activity-based dissemination, it comprehensively showcases the charm of intangible cultural heritage along the Gan River basin, inspiring cultural awareness among the public. At the same time, by innovatively integrating intangible cultural heritage with education, experience, tourism, and art appreciation, it truly achieves the productive protection of intangible cultural heritage, ensuring its inheritance and enduring legacy. It is creating a legend in intangible cultural heritage preservation. The hall includes areas such as the exhibition zone and the experience zone.
The Jiangxi Intangible Cultural Heritage Zhangshu Forest Exhibition Hall is committed to becoming a popular science classroom for Jiangxi’s intangible cultural heritage, a distinctive tourist attraction in Jiangxi, a service center for intangible cultural heritage inheritors in Jiangxi, a window for international exchange of Jiangxi’s intangible cultural heritage, and an incubator for the industrialization of intangible cultural heritage projects. It is pioneering a new model and exemplary approach where cultural endeavors and cultural industries develop and promote each other in harmony. The folk customs of Jiangxi are presented in five sections: "Articles of Brotherhood," "White Cranes and Fish-Rice Land," "Treasures of Craftsmanship," "Beautiful Mountains and Rivers," and "Harmonious Homes and Homeland," showcasing the splendid intangible cultural heritage of Jiangxi.
Address: Zhangshu Forest Cultural & Lifestyle Park, No. 66 Sheshan Road, Nanchang City
Type: Exhibition
Recommended visiting time: 1–2 hours
Opening hours:
Tuesday–Friday: 10:00–12:30, 13:30–18:00; Saturday & Sunday: 10:00–12:30, 13:30–21:00. (Closed on Mondays, except for public holidays)
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