Ticket information of Jiangwan scenic spot

Jiangwan Scenic Area is a 5A-level scenic spot in Wuyuan, but compared with other scenic spots in Wuyuan, the reputation of Jiangwan Scenic Area obviously does not match its 5A-level scenic position. Jiangwan Scenic Area is mainly famous for its ancient houses. There are a large number of ancient buildings in the scenic area, and the exquisite architecture is amazing.

Jiangwan scenic spot

Tickets:

Ordinary ticket: 60 RMB; Pass: 2 10 RMB (65438+1October1-65438+February 3 1 Monday to Sunday)

Tips:

The pass includes Likeng, Jiangwan, Wangkou, Wolong Valley Natural Oxygen Bar, Jiangling, Lingyan Scenic Area, Baizhu Ancestral Hall, Sixiyan Village, Yantian Guzhang, Wengong Mountain, Shicheng, Rainbow Bridge, Xiaoqi and Yuanyang Lake, etc. 14, valid for 5 days.

Summer vacation fare:

12 5-day pass for scenic spot: 180 yuan/person.

12 scenic spots 1 day pass: 140 yuan/person.

There are ten scenic spots: Nanqing Garden, West Coast, Sanqing Palace, Tiyunling, Yujingfeng, Sunshine Coast, Yulingguan, Sandongkou, Kethleen Cave and Shiguling. Sanqingshan Mountain is a famous Taoist mountain, with more than 500 scenic spots/kloc-0. It is a scenic spot integrating natural landscape and human landscape.

Remarks:

From July 18 to September 18, primary and secondary school students will be exempted from large tickets to visit scenic spots above 4A level in Jiangxi. College students and senior high school students can enjoy preferential treatment for all tourist attractions above 4A city level with their student ID cards and 1.5 primary and secondary school students with their household registration books, but excluding tickets for hot spring scenic spots and franchise projects in scenic spots.

Location: Wuyuan County, Shangrao City, Jiangxi Province

Food recommendation: Fried wild vegetables, wild shrimps, flavored fish and chicken soup with bean oil skin bacon are the best.

Brief introduction of Jiangwan scenic spot

Jiangwan Scenic Area is the only 5A scenic spot in Wuyuan. There are many ancient buildings in the scenic area, such as Xiaojiang Ancestral Temple, Yongsi Street, Tengjia Old House, Wuyuan People's House, Xiangxian Garden, Baigongfang and so on, with exquisite craftsmanship and exquisiteness.

There is a new and old tourist center in Jiangwan Scenic Area. After purchasing tickets at the new visitor center, visitors can change buses in the scenic area or walk to the old visitor center to check in. Self-driving friends suggest parking at the new visitor center to avoid traffic congestion and affect travel.

Jiangwan villages was built in the early years of the Tang Dynasty. At that time, Teng, Ye, Bao, Dai and other families lived in Jiangwan River bend, and gradually formed a large-scale village. In the second year of Yuanfeng, Jiang Qiu, the eighth ancestor of Beijiang (1079) Xiaojiang, moved to Jiangwan, and his descendants became giants. Up to now, the village has well-preserved ancient Huizhou architecture such as Sanshengtang, Dunchongtang and Tang Peixin, as well as public buildings such as Donghemen and Dabajing, which are of great historical and ornamental value. Jiangwan is a pearl in Wuyuan cultural eco-tourism area. Jiangwan was rated as a national AAAAA scenic spot.

Jiangwan is an ancient village with rich cultural heritage. Most of the houses in the village are hung with lanterns with the words "Xiaojiang". It turns out that Jiangwan's Jiang surname is the descendant of Xiao He, the founding prime minister of the Western Han Dynasty. At the end of the Tang Dynasty, Xiao Li, the prime minister of Xizong, was usurped by Zhu Wen, and his son Xiao Zhen lived in Shexian County, Anhui Province, taking Jiang as his surname. Later, his eighth Sun Jiang enemy moved to Wuyuan Jiangwan in Yuanfeng period of the Northern Song Dynasty.

Walking through the corridor of Lianhuachi Quqiao in front of the village, I saw Xi 'anmen, which is hidden in the green, simple and desolate, and there is a big stone square inside. On the right is the big stage in the village, and on the left is the Xiaojiang ancestral hall, the first of the four famous buildings in Wuyuan.

Xiaojiang Ancestral Temple, also known as Yong Temple, was built in Wanli of the Ming Dynasty for six years and was destroyed by the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. 1924 reconstruction, demolished during the Cultural Revolution, and rebuilt three times in 2003. Xiaojiang ancestral hall was once known as the "best ancestral hall" among the 70 famous ancestral halls in the south of the Yangtze River. The ancestral temple has a large scale, covers a wide area, is exquisitely carved, has a strong humanistic atmosphere and is full of royal style. Its exquisite building materials are also rare in China.