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Loading page contentGanzhou is the largest city in southern Jiangxi, known as the 'Crucial Gateway to the South.' With a history spanning over 2,200 years, it features well-preserved Song Dynasty city walls, ancient bridges, and a rich Hakka culture. The city serves as an important cultural and economic center in southern Jiangxi.
Ganzhou has a history of over 2,200 years and is known as the 'Cradle of Hakka Culture.' It was a major center during the Song Dynasty, where its unique 'Fu Shou Gou' drainage system was built, which still functions today. The city served as an important revolutionary base in modern history.
The Ganzhou Ancient City Wall is one of the best-preserved Song Dynasty city walls in China. Stretching over 3,600 meters, the wall features ancient gates, watchtowers, and beautiful riverside sections that offer stunning views of the Zhang and Gong rivers.
Guyifeng Ancient Street is a well-preserved historical commercial street that dates back to the Song Dynasty. Lined with traditional shops, teahouses, and residences, the street offers a glimpse into Ganzhou's prosperous past as a major trading center.
Tongtian Yan is a magnificent natural and cultural site featuring a massive cliff face with ancient Buddhist carvings and inscriptions. The site includes a series of caves, temples, and viewpoints that offer both spiritual significance and natural beauty.
The Guzhou Pontoon Bridge is one of China's ancient floating bridges, spanning the Gong River with wooden boats connected by iron chains. This unique engineering marvel has served the city for centuries and remains an important cultural landmark.
Yugu Tai is a historic terrace and park complex built along the Zhang River. Featuring beautiful gardens, pavilions, and ancient trees, the site has been a favorite retreat for scholars and poets throughout Ganzhou's history.
This comprehensive museum explores the rich Hakka culture that defines much of southern Jiangxi. Exhibits cover Hakka architecture, customs, language, migration history, and daily life, providing deep insight into one of China's most distinctive cultural groups.