The Site of the Kafang Silver Mine The Site of the Kafang Silver Mine is located at Kafang, approximately 3 kilometers north of Xixiang Village, Zuolong Town, Langao County, dating back to the Qing Dynasty. The site is about 25 meters long, …
The Yuxi Three Caves are located 6 kilometers from Lingxiao Cave and were formed by the Ganlan River, an upstream tributary of the Mojing River, carving through three limestone karst caves. The total length is 3 kilometers, all of which can be…
Biluo Temple (Sixth Batch of National Heritage) Period: Northern and Southern Dynasties to the Republic of China Address: Nanlianshi Village, Bagong Town, Zezhou County Established during the Northern Dynasties period, it was later renovated and expanded multiple times, ranking first among the four ancient temples of ancient Zezhou. Its "Biluo Cloud-Reclining" scene was the foremost of the Eight Scenic Views of ancient Zezhou.
The Site of Zushi Temple The Site of Zushi Temple is located at the summit of the main peak of Lazhu Mountain, approximately 10 kilometers northeast of Lazhu Village, Zuolong Town, Langao County, dating back to the Ming and Qing dynasties. The site...
Tongling Bridge is located at Hekouwei in Shiwang Township. Built during the Ming Dynasty, it is a three-arch pier-pillar style stone flat bridge, measuring 22 meters in length and 2.45 meters in width, 5.…
Beiyicheng Jade Emperor TempleBeiyicheng Jade Emperor Temple (Sixth Batch of National Heritage Sites)Era: Song to Qing DynastyAddress: Northwest of Beicheng Village, Beiyicheng Town, Zezhou County, ...
Introduction Gemstone Wonderland Scenic Area is located in Xingguo County, covering a total area of approximately…
Ruins of Hulu Temple The ruins of Hulu Temple are located atop Xiangbilang Mountain in Qingzhu Village, Zuolong Town, Langao County, dating back to the Qing Dynasty. The site is surrounded by steep slopes on all sides. The original...
The Dushizai cave site is located 30 kilometers northeast of Chuncheng, situated on the southwestern side of Dushizai Rocky Hill in Lucungang, Pimian Town. To the east lies the...
The Bagua Scenic Area is located in the Bagua Mountain of Bagua Town, Yangchun, approximately 60 kilometers west of downtown Yangchun. The main peak of the mountain, Ehuangzhang, stands at an elevation of 1,337 meters…
Baishui Waterfall is located beneath the Shuangji Summit of Ehuangzhang in Bacha Town, Yangchun City, Guangdong Province. At an altitude of 585 meters, it has a vertical drop of 225 meters. It can be seen from as far as 10 kilometers away and its roar can be heard within 5 kilometers. The waterfall plunges into a pool several zhang (approximately 10 meters) wide and unfathomably deep. By the pool are several large rocks, some as big as a house, with one flat rock measuring around 10 square meters. In the 13th year of the Daoguang reign (1833), Lin Zhaotang, the top imperial scholar, visited Bacha and inscribed the three characters “Shuyu Platform” (literally “Jade-Rinsing Terrace”) on the cliff face of the waterfall. Stopping here to view the waterfall, you’ll feel as though the mountains rise right before your face and the water pours down from the heavens. The thunderous sound, the rain-like spray, and the gale-force winds reaching level 6 to 7 within a hundred feet create a truly spectacular scene. Rafting drifts with the wind, while a thin mist embraces the red rainbow at sunrise. The Qing Dynasty writer Qu Dajun recorded the vivid phrase “Even white apes dare not drink from this pool; all day long the thunder roars across the ridge” in his work *Guangdong New Discussions* (*Guangdong Xinyu*).
Zhoucun Dongyue Temple Zhoucun Dongyue Temple (Sixth Batch National Heritage Site) Period: Song to Qing Dynasty Address: North Gate of Zhoucun, Zhouzhen Town, Zezhou County The founding date is unknown…
Xingguo Martyrs' Cemetery is located next to the Xingguo County Bus Station and features structures such as a martyrs' memorial tower, memorial pavilion, monument of names, square, and an aircraft exhibition hall...
Ruins of the Mosque Main Hall The ruins of the mosque main hall are located in the middle section of Dabeijie Street, Chengguan Town, Langao County, dating back to the Qing Dynasty. Constructed in the 24th year of the Jiaqing reign (18…
Era: Paleolithic to Neolithic The Dushizai Cave Site is located 30 kilometers northeast of Yangchun County along the highway, situated on the...
Located on Lou Street in Lianjiang Town, the academy was built during the...
Dayang Tangdi TempleDayang Tangdi Temple (Sixth Batch of National Key Cultural Relics Protection Units)Era: Yuan to Qing DynastiesAddress: West Street, Dayang Town, Zezhou CountyThe founding date is unknown. According to...
Taiping Temple Ruins The Taiping Temple Ruins are located at Xiaodao Primary School in Shuangxi Village, Xiaodao Township, Langao County, dating back to the Qing Dynasty. The Taiping Temple was built in the 51st year of the Qianlong reign (1…
The Moon Emerges from Jue Mountain Jue Mountain, also known as Jiao Mountain, features two towering peaks standing opposite each other, majestic and lush, resembling a pair of jade stones inlaid in the Taihang Mountains. Every August…
The Tongtianyan in Ganzhou is one of the largest grotto tourist destinations in southern China, a cave temple excavated as early as the Tang Dynasty. However, the natural landscape known as "Tongtianyan" in Xingguo is much less known. Xingguo’s Tongtianyan is located in Gaoxing Town, about 7 kilometers from the county seat. Nestled within dozens of kilometers of Danxia landform, Xingguo’s "Tongtianyan" features natural caves and passes that once served as an important military stronghold in ancient times and a battlefield for the Red Army. The entrance to Xingguo Tongtianyan is right by the roadside, where a memorial archway erected in recent years bears the three large characters “Tonghui Temple.” Hidden within the mountain and built along its slope, Tonghui Temple was first established in the late Southern Song Dynasty. Legend has it that the temple’s founding is tied to the national hero Wen Tianxiang. When Wen Tianxiang led his troops to retreat from southern Jiangxi toward Guangdong, he temporarily left some wounded soldiers and orphans behind in the cave for convenience in battle, and built a house against the cave to shelter them. This brought smoke from cooking fires and signs of life to the once lonely and cold mountain rocks. Later, Buddhist monks who sought tranquility and spiritual cultivation built Tonghui Temple on the old site. Several of the temple’s rooms are all hidden within Tongtianyan, with just a wall and a door forming each room.