Jinggang Mountains

Known as the 'Cradle of the Chinese Revolution,' the Jinggang Mountains are a place of immense historical and natural significance. The area features lush forests, dramatic peaks, and numerous revolutionary sites, offering a blend of 'Red Tourism' and stunning natural beauty.

📜 História

The Jinggang Mountains are known as the 'Cradle of the Chinese Revolution.' In 1927, Mao Zedong and Zhu De established the first rural revolutionary base here, marking a turning point in modern Chinese history. Beyond its political significance, it is a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve, boasting magnificent natural scenery, including the famous Five Finger Peaks and spectacular waterfalls.

Destaques

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  Birthplace of the Chinese Red Army

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  Spectacular Five Finger Peaks

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  Well-preserved revolutionary historic sites

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  Pristine mountain forests and waterfalls