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Layer upon layer, winding and meandering—Ge Yuan’s terraced fields in early summer are as beautiful as a painting.

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 101 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — In early summer, the terraced fields deep in the mountains of Ge Yuan Town, Hengfeng County, Shangrao City, Jiangxi Province, are layered and winding, with farmers working diligently in the fields. They blend harmoniously with the surrounding houses, green trees, and waterfalls, creating an enchanting and picturesque scene.

▲ The Shiqiao Terraced Fields of Ge Yuan are known as "the most beautiful terraced fields." (Photo / Xinhua Net)

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In early summer, the terraced fields deep in the mountains of Ge Yuan Town, Hengfeng County, Shangrao City, Jiangxi Province, are layered and winding, with farmers working diligently in the fields. They blend harmoniously with the surrounding houses, green trees, and waterfalls, creating an enchanting and picturesque scene.

Shiqiao Village in Ge Yuan Town has a total cultivated land area of over 2,000 acres, most of which are terraced fields. According to Xinhua News Agency, the village takes "terraced field landscape" construction as its focus, and through new rural development and rural tourism initiatives, continuously improves infrastructure. It connects various natural villages into a continuous line and expands these into larger scenic zones, attracting more tourists for sightseeing.

"The scenery here is especially beautiful!" a tourist said in an interview with Jiangxi Satellite TV, adding that it gives off the feeling of a traditional "small bridge, flowing water, and rustic homes" scene. It is reported that from January to mid-April this year, the number of visitors to Ge Yuan reached 800,000, generating 320 million yuan in tourism income for local residents.

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