Pingxiang, Jiangxi | More Than Just Wugong Mountain

Pingxiang is truly an underrated treasure city. Here are some natural scenery and cultural attractions suitable for couples, families, and graduation trips. If you like weekend trips and nearby trips, you should save this post. 🚶One-day itinerary Pingxiang North Railway Station - Pingxiang Confucian Temple - Anyuan Old Street - Anyuan Railway Workers Memorial Hall - Xianfeng Sanbao Park - Wugong Mountain on the second day⛰️ 1️⃣ Anyuan Old Street Republic of China-style street buildings, with some shops along the street and a film and television base nearby. Great for photos, like old Shanghai in the 1980s. 2️⃣ Anyuan Railway Workers Memorial Hall The old train station platform looks like a scene from the TV series Romance in the Rain, and the green train is super nostalgic! You can skip the nearby Jinxiu City. 3️⃣ Pingxiang Confucian Temple Not far from Nanzheng Street, just a ten-minute walk away. Opposite is the old city gate Yumen from the Ming Dynasty, and next to it is Kuixing Pavilion. 4️⃣ Xianfeng Sanbao Park Pingxiang's own prairie, with green grass as far as the eye can see, perfect for photos. Tickets are 50. It is recommended to drive or take a taxi directly. 🍜Food 🦆Lotus Blood Duck, Pingxiang Fried Noodles, and Flower Butterfly are must-eats in Pingxiang! Especially the Lotus Blood Duck at Lao Pingxiang, which was recommended to me by locals. It's really spicy and numbing, and every dish goes well with rice! You must try the fried noodles, which are large and cheap! I went to the Feicui City branch, which is very close to Anyuan Old Street and very convenient. 💡Tips: 1️⃣Pingxiang is not big, and you can visit it in one day. Most attractions are concentrated in one area and can be reached on foot. Transportation is also convenient, with buses or taxis directly to several places. 2️⃣Almost all attractions do not require advance reservations and are free. 3️⃣If traveling in summer, bring some cooling and mosquito repellent products.