The Xiang Lake Scenic Spot

The Xiang Lake is located in the south of Nanchang City, covering a water area of 6,800 mu. It got the name because its shape is like an elephant. After planning and improving, the Xiang Lake Scenic Spot has become a comprehensive scenic spot with Chinese classic garden style.

The Anyi Ancient Village

The Anyi Ancient Village is a well-preserved national cultural heritage which covers an area of about 3 kilometers. Until now, more than 120 ancient houses of the Ming and Qing Dynasties have been preserved which permeate the Gan Businessmen’s strong cultural spirit and Chinese people’s filial piety morality and feelings.

The Autumn Water Square

The whole square covers an area of 80,000 square meters, of which the fountain pool covers an area of about 12,000 square meters. The major fountain can reach the height of 128 meters.

The Tianxiang Park

The Tianxiang Park won the Shanghai Guinness as the Urban Scenic Site with the Most Migrating Birds and is named a Protection Center of Migrating Birds of the World by the Birds Protection Center of the UN.

History of Nanchang City

The area now called Nanchang was first inhabited in the Han Dynasty, when a city named Gan was established on the site. Little of the area’s history from this era remains, though it seems clear that the city remained in continual habitation.

NanChang City Brief Description

Nanchang is located in the northern part of Jiangxi Province of which it is the capital. It has had a long history, having been established in the Han Dynasty, but it is better known now as the birthplace of the Red Army, the city in which the Chinese Flag was first raised and the site of the August 1 Nanchang Uprising.

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