Lengshuijian Ecological Scenic Area

Lengshuijian Ecological Scenic Area is located at the junction of Niuyushan Town and Hetang Township in Changjiang District, Jingdezhen City, Jiangxi Province. It sits on Feifeng Ridge of the beautiful Lanshan Mountain Range and is a national AA-level tourist attraction. This is one of the earliest birthplaces of Buddhism in Jingdezhen, boasting a history of over a thousand years. Surrounded by mountains, with lush vegetation and an excellent ecological environment, it is a comprehensive tourist resort integrating natural scenery, religious pilgrimage, and leisure entertainment.

The cultural and natural landscapes within the scenic area complement each other. The most famous attractions are the "Bangkong Temple" (Half-Empty Temple) on the 531-meter-high mountain peak and the "Xianshui Spring" (Immortal Water Spring), which is said to have been created by the immortal Tieguai Li. Visitors can climb the "Thousand-Layer Cloud Ladder" to experience the lush greenery along the way. Upon reaching the summit, one can not only overlook the exquisite beauty of nature but also, when shrouded in mist, witness a breathtaking fairyland akin to a "mirage." Additionally, the Drunken Immortal Pavilion on the mountain also has romantic legends of the Eight Immortals gathering, adding a touch of mystery to this sacred mountain.

In addition to its profound religious and mythological heritage, the current Lengshuijian Scenic Area has also focused on developing a leisure farm park featuring "bamboo" culture, with unique pavilions and buildings constructed entirely from bamboo and wood. Here, visitors can not only savor authentic farm dishes but also experience thrilling high-altitude zip-lining, enjoying the pleasure of physical and mental relaxation amidst green mountains and clear waters.