I have never been to Jiangxi before, and I have always wanted to visit Lushan Mountain, but because of the recommendations of most tourists, Lushan Mountain needs to live on the mountain, which means that it takes more time, but I always can't spare it when I go to work, so I had to give up. Now that I am retired and have plenty of time, I must arrange a Lushan tour.
For so many years, I have become accustomed to taking a weekend, taking another day off, and returning to work immediately after quickly visiting a place. Although there is a lot of time now, this quick and quick way of playing has not changed. It is just that I feel extremely at ease when I play, and I no longer have to worry about the backlog of work waiting for me after work.

As Lushan Airport is in the state of reconstruction and expansion, all flights can only fly to nearby cities and then change to trains or cars. Therefore, there are two railway stations to choose from: Lushan Station and Jiujiang Station. There are three ways to get up and down Lushan Mountain: 1. Cable car: This cable car box is very large, each box can carry 30 people. The journey takes eight minutes to reach Lushan Scenic Area (i.e. Guling Town). The cable car ticket price is 120 yuan/person. The cable car station is about 20 yuan from Lushan Station and about 50 yuan from Jiujiang Station. However, there is a bus No. 57 from Jiujiang Station that can go directly to the cable car station. The fare is 2 yuan and the time is more than an hour. 2. Bus: From Jiujiang Station to Jiujiang Passenger Station to Lushan North Gate to Jingjiao Bus to Lushan Scenic Area (i.e. Guling Town), the fare is 15 yuan, and the whole journey takes more than an hour. It is said that the whole journey is on a winding mountain road. People who do not get motion sick can be tortured enough. 3. You can drive by yourself during times other than major holidays. On major holidays, you are not allowed to drive up the mountain. You must take a Jingjiao bus at the North Gate. D1: High-speed rail: Tianjin-Beijing-Lushan Station, living in Chaisang District, Jiujiang City, where Lushan Station belongs. D2: Take the cable car to Guling Town in the morning. The cable car seems to be a means of transportation for people working on Lushan Mountain to commute. Many people in the carriage look like commuters. The cable car takes 8 minutes to reach the top of the mountain from the foot of the mountain. After getting on the cable car, immediately call the hotel you booked on the mountain (the reservation information includes a free hotel shuttle service, so this cannot be wasted

This is a photo of the hotel, next to the former site of the Lushan Conference

Photos of the interior of the room.

Photos in the corridor are full of the style of the Republic of China.

Since we took the cable car up the mountain, it was only past 9 o'clock when we arrived at the sightseeing station at the door after the hotel was cleaned up. We immediately bought the day's pass and started the first day of the journey. Although I did a lot of strategies before I came here, I was still a little confused when I really arrived at the scenic spots and got on the sightseeing bus. I originally wanted to go to the Sanshiquan Scenic Spot, the farthest spot in the entire scenic area, and play from far to near, but after getting on the bus, I heard the advice of the fellow passengers. I was also very confused, so I hesitated to get off from Dafou Waterfall Station in Yuzhong. To see the waterfalls, you need to look up from the bottom of the valley. It is easy to walk to the bottom of the Dakou Waterfall, and the scenery along the way is average.

This is a big mouth waterfall seen from the bottom of the valley. It is not as grand as expected. Perhaps it is because it is too easy to see, so it feels very ordinary.

Back at the sightseeing station, get on the sightseeing bus again, and follow the old saying spread in Lushan,"If you don't reach Sandiquan, you are not a visitor to Lushan", go straight to the Sandiquan Scenic Area.

It was really not easy to see Sanshiquan. Instead of walking the mountain road for an hour, we took a small train and directly reached the entrance of Sanshiquan in a few minutes. We followed these steps all the way down to the bottom of the valley. After seeing Sanshiquan, we returned the same route. The whole journey was about 1.5 hours. It was really tiring without any physical strength.

After the spring water accumulates from one stack to two stack to three stack, it has a magnificent momentum and a loud sound.

Come out of Sanshi Spring and go straight to Wulao Peak. Wulaofeng is five consecutive peaks. From a distance, it looks like five old people sitting side by side. Our original intention was to find an angle to see Wulaofeng from a distance, but we didn't want to climb the mountain. However, we followed the instructions of a fork in the road, overcame thorns and hardships all the way, and finally found ourselves standing at the top of Wulaofeng.

From the top of Wulaofeng, you can see Jiujiang City and Poyang Lake at the foot of the mountain.

Logo of Wulaofeng, 1314.

After coming out of Wulaofeng, I took a sightseeing bus to Hanzukou. This is a relatively difficult attraction. I came all the way here just to take such a photo. There is basically nothing to see in the scenery.

On this day, we have basically passed through the natural scenery of the eastern line, and we must check in for Meilu Villa in the cultural landscape. Meilu Villa was a villa that Chiang built specially for his wife. It was the only villa that both the Kuomintang and the Communist Party had lived in. The villa is fully equipped with modern facilities such as refrigerators, toilets, and bathtubs. You can imagine how avant-garde this configuration was at that time.

The word "Meilu" was Jiang's own inscription. Later, when the leader moved in, the staff wanted to cut out these two words. The leader said,"Keep it, this is history. Even if you cut it out, history still exists." Therefore, traces of axes and chisels can be seen around these words.

The only movie theater on Lushan Mountain is famous for only showing the movie "Love on Lushan Mountain". It is said that the two young people who were responsible for showing the movie also met, got to know each other, and fell in love through the screening of this movie, and finally went hand in hand for a lifetime. I don't know whether this statement is true or false, but it expresses everyone's love for beautiful love.

Guling Town is built on Lushan Mountain and is the center of Lushan Mountain. It has the reputation of "Yunzhong Mountain City". Guniu is the symbol of Guling Town. At night in Guling Town Street Center Park, locals also danced square dances with Chinese characteristics without exception

D3:

Yesterday, the day of sightseeing was all energy-consuming beautiful scenery. Today, we took the relaxing route, which is also a must-take route for tour groups when they come to Lushan.

Jinxiu Valley, as the name suggests, is a beautiful valley with gurgling water and shady trees. When you walk to the corner of a certain mountain peak, you can still overlook Jiujiang City at the foot of the mountain.

There is a round arch at the entrance of Xianren Cave. After entering the door, there is a green pine tree. Although its roots are exposed, it stands proudly.

Coming out of Jinxiu Valley, you face Ruqin Lake. Ruqin Lake looks like a violin from the sky, hence the name.

Ruqin Lake is the entrance to the Flower Path. According to legend, the Flower Path is the place where Bai Juyi, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, once admired peach blossoms here, and wrote the poem "The fragrance of April in the world ends, and the peach blossoms in the mountain temple begin to bloom."

Legend has it that the word "Flower Path" in the red Flower Path Pavilion is written in Bai Juyi's own handwriting.

When Bai Juyi was demoted to the post of Sima of Jiangzhou, he built a thatched cottage here to live in seclusion.

There is a statue of Bai Juyi in front of Bai Juyi's Cottage.

In a day and a half, I roughly visited some of the main attractions in Lushan. In the afternoon, I took the cable car back to Jiujiang City, and went straight to Wuyuan early tomorrow morning.

D4: Wuyuan-Huangling-Likeng-Moon Bay-Sixiyan Village

Although Wuyuan belongs to Jiangxi Province, it has historically been under the jurisdiction of Anhui, so its architectural style has always continued the characteristics of Hui-style architecture. Wuyuan is said to be "the most beautiful countryside in China." Due to the long distance between various attractions in Wuyuan, although there are public transportation, the frequency is small and the interval is long, so it is suitable for chartered tours. Most hotels will provide chartered services.

Let's first take a map of Wuyuan tourist attractions downloaded online to get a general understanding of the location of each scenic spot:

Since we only stayed in Wuyuan for one day, we chose scenic spots that were not too far away from the Wuyuan Urban area.

After leaving the train station, take a chartered car provided by the hotel and go straight to Huangling, the must-see and farthest attraction during this trip to Wuyuan. Huangling is famous for its rape flower terraces in spring and autumn sunning. The so-called autumn sunning means that every household puts the fruits after the autumn harvest in windows, eaves, yards, etc. to dry. The colorful fruits form a beautiful autumn harvest scene.

You needed to take a cable car to Shanghuangling because the transportation was extremely inconvenient at the beginning. The villagers in Huangling Village used to live in extreme poverty. Later, the government built a unified house at the foot of the mountain, and the villagers all moved to live at the foot of the mountain. The main roads are open. At the door of every household, the houses on the mountain still retain their original appearance, and the mountains and the mountains are connected by cable cars. During the autumn harvest season, the mountains are decorated with autumn sunning scenes, which not only attracts a large number of tourists, creates tourism income, but also dries the grain of the villagers 'homes. It can be said to achieve multiple goals with one fell swoop.

The shadow wall at the entrance of the village is booming.

As a tourist attraction, the village has small bridges and flowing water, which makes people linger, but if it is really a place for villagers to live, it is still quite inconvenient.

Red peppers dried in the window.

The drying workshop is at the top of the entire village and is the most suitable place for filming.

From the window of the drying workshop, you can overlook the entire village, with white walls, green tiles, colorful fruits, and a beautiful autumn harvest.

Full of fruits brings the joy of harvest.

There was a house in the village whose side walls peeled off, forming the shape of China's territory

The tour of Huangling takes about 3-4 hours. After coming down from Huangling, I followed the recommendation of the chartering master and had lunch at a restaurant opened by the villagers at the foot of the mountain. When I checked out, I found that this restaurant ranked first in the ** reviews. It really tasted good and the price was not expensive.

On the way to the next scenic spot, I stopped at Wangkou and took a photo from afar. Wangkou Village is surrounded by water on all sides, and the entire village seems to be located on a small island.

Although Likeng also has to pay for tickets to enter, what is different from Huangling is that the residents here are all indigenous people. Tourists and villagers walk leisurely on their own trajectory.

A small river runs through the village.

As a tourist attraction, Likeng not only preserved its original appearance, but also was well developed and maintained.

After leaving Likeng, we can also take a look at Moon Bay. Moon Bay is named because the lake is shaped like a crescent moon.

Today's last stop is Sixi Yan Village, which is composed of two adjacent villages, Sixi Village and Yancun Village. It was mainly built by businessmen who returned to their hometowns after their prosperity. It continues the consistent style of Hui style architecture, with white walls and green tiles, simple and elegant.

D5: Nanjing

I always feel that the difference between cities is getting smaller and smaller. Whether it is the urban architectural structure, the cultural environment, or even the local snacks, this difference is becoming less and less visible. This should be the result of the flow of population and the development of the network, similar to the sharing of resources. But on the other hand, this will also make each city lose its own characteristics and work hard to move from a city where it is tired of staying to another. Basically the same city. The happiness of traveling seems to have been reduced.

I haven't been to Nanjing for many years, so I just want to stop by this time. Nanjing is the ancient capital of the Six Dynasties. Nanjing Museum is a must-visit. It is one of the three major museums in China (Beijing Forbidden City, Nanjing Museum, Taipei Forbidden City) and the earliest museum in China.

Time passed quickly when shopping around the museum, and it was closing time before you knew it. We hurriedly closed the scene and headed straight to the Confucius Temple. The Confucius Temple was just the night view. Jiangnan Gongyuan was the largest examination room for students in the southern region to take exams.

Nanjing food stalls, with chain stores spread across many cities, no longer arousing the desire to eat. It is enough to take a look at the stores in the place of origin.

Qinhuai River is Nanjing's mother river.

Travel time always flies quickly, and it's time to go home in a flash. When you are tired from work and life, relax in a different environment, and devote yourself to a new round of struggle with full energy