National Geographic didn't lie to me, Jiangxi's severely underrated treasure of a small town

I thought Jingdezhen was beautiful, until I arrived at Wuyuan. Directly accessible by high-speed train, it's a hidden gem of natural beauty and ancient village charm, even rated by National Geographic as China's most enchanting countryside. I can't help but visit several times a year, it's very healing. I really love it here. 🚄 Wuyuan Three-Day Two-Night Itinerary - Day1: Take the high-speed train to Wuyuan, visit Hongcun in the afternoon, stay overnight in Hongcun. - Day2: Hongcun → Xiaqi Village → Shangtan Village → Longwei Village → Zhou Night Tour, stay in Wuyuanzhou. - Day3: Wuyuanzhou → Wuyuan Station → Return trip. 🏞️ Scenic Spots Recommendations - Sanyan Bridge: A grassland next to a reservoir surrounded by mountains, the century-old Sanyan Bridge, lush green in summer, withered grass and trees in winter. - Hongcun: Ancient Huizhou style of sun-drying the autumn harvest, every household's balcony is filled with crops, a sight to see all year round. - Longwei Village: An original Huizhou ancient village, with the clear waters of Longwei Stream and charming pastoral scenery. - Shangtan Village: A quiet ancient Huizhou village, perfect for photography, and leisurely bamboo rafting. - Xiaqi Village: An ancient Huizhou village resembling an ink wash landscape painting. - Wuyuanzhou: On the outskirts of Wuyuan city, small bridges over flowing water by day, poetic starry skies at night, with performances such as iron flower fireworks and fish dragon dance. 🚄 Travel Guide - Wuyuan Station is very close to Jingdezhen, which can be visited together. - Many of Wuyuan's beautiful sights are hidden deep in the mountains, with remote access, so chartering a car or renting a car for a self-drive is more convenient.