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Jiangxi Map: 14 Maps of Jiangxi Province You Need (2026 Updated)

Is Jiangxi still a blank spot on your mental map of China? Or have you already seen Wangxian Valley, Lingshan, and Gexian Village going viral on social media? Maybe you have heard of Sanqing Mountain and Longhu Mountain - famous Taoist peaks and UNESCO World Heritage Sites?

Where exactly is Jiangxi? How does it work as an add-on to a Shanghai or Zhangjiajie trip? And how do you get there and travel around once you arrive?

In this guide, we answer all of that using a full set of up-to-date Jiangxi maps - so you can understand the province and plan your trip as easily as possible.

KEY TAKEWAYS

  • This guide uses 14 newly updated Jiangxi maps as your visual planning tool.
  • The Jiangxi China Map and Jiangxi Province Map help you understand location, scale, cities, and major airports.
  • For most travelers, the full attraction map, the northeast detail map with distances, and four individual scenic area maps cover everything you need to see.
  • The high-speed rail map and food map handle the logistics of getting around and eating well.
  • 3 sample itinerary maps put real, ready-to-copy routes on the map.

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  • triangleJiangxi China Map: Jiangxi on the Map of China
  • triangleThe Jiangxi Province Map: 11 Cities, 6 Airports, and One Capital
  • triangleFull Jiangxi Tourist Map: 16 Places to See in Jiangxi
  • triangleFour Close-Up Maps for First-Time Visitors: Sanqingshan, Lushan, Huangling, and Wangxian Valley
  • triangleThe Jiangxi High-Speed Rail Map: The Single Best Way to Travel
  • triangleThe Jiangxi Food & Spice Map: How Hot Is "Too Hot"?
  • triangle3 Jiangxi Itinerary Maps: Real Jiangxi Trips You Can Copy
  • triangleTravel Jiangxi with Asia Odyssey Travel - Where Maps End, We Begin

Jiangxi China Map: Jiangxi on the Map of China

Jiangxi China Map - Jiangxi Location on Map
Jiangxi China Map - Jiangxi Location on Map

This overview map highlights Jiangxi within China, shows its general shape, and marks Nanchang, Poyang Lake. One of the first things this Jiangxi China map makes clear is the position of Nanchang (capital) in the central-north of the province.

Jiangxi is a landlocked province in east-central China. It sits south of the Yangtze River and is bordered by Zhejiang, Fujian, Guangdong, Hunan, Hubei, and Anhui.

Let's add a few quick travel distances (by high-speed train) to help you perfectly put its location into perspective for your itinerary:

  • To Shanghai: 3 hours
  • To Guangzhou: 4 hours
  • To Beijing: 6 hours
  • To Huangshan: 1 hour
  • To Zhangjiajie: 5 hours
How This Map Supercharges Your Jiangxi Itinerary:

For travelers coming from eastern China, Shanghai is the easiest pairing. For those already moving west to east through China, Jiangxi can also fit naturally after Zhangjiajie.

The Jiangxi Province Map: 11 Cities, 6 Airports, and One Capital

Jiangxi Province Map - 11 Cities & 6 Airports
Jiangxi Province Map - 11 Cities & 6 Airports

This Jiangxi province map outlines all 11 prefecture-level cities with English labels, marks the main airports, and distinguishes between the international gateway and the domestic airports.

Jiangxi is divided into 11 prefecture-level cities. Nanchang, the provincial capital, sits in the north-central part of the province.

The province's best-known travel circuit sits largely in the northeast. There are Jingdezhen, Shangrao, Yingtan, Jiujiang. It's best for first-time visitors.

City Description
Nanchang (南昌) The provincial capital and main transport gateway
Jingdezhen (景德镇) China's best-known porcelain city
Shangrao (上饶) The key hub for Wangxian Valley, Lingshan Mountain & Gexian Village
Yingtan (鹰潭) The access point for Longhushan
Jiujiang (九江) The usual base for visiting Lushan

The remaining cities - Ganzhou, Yichun, Pingxiang, Xinyu, Fuzhou, and Ji'an - make more sense for travelers with extra time, specific hiking interests, or a desire to see less-visited parts of the province.

Jiangxi Airports: Nanchang (KHN) & Other Domestic Airports

Only one airport in Jiangxi has international routes (Nanchang KHN - Bangkok, Singapore, KL). The other five are domestic.

Airport Drop you at the doorstep of
KHN Nanchang Changbei Tengwang Pavilion, Lushan (via 1h HSR)
SQD Shangrao Sanqingshan Sanqingshan, Wuyuan, Wangxian - the northeast cluster
JDZ Jingdezhen Luojia Porcelain district, straight in
JIU Jiujiang Lushan Mount Lushan - 1h taxi to Guling Town
KOW Ganzhou Huangjin Hakka walled villages, southern Jiangxi
YIC Yichun Mingyueshan Mount Wugong grassland camping
Note

For many overseas visitors, however, the more common pattern is still to enter China through a larger hub such as Shanghai, Guangzhou, or Hong Kong and then continue into Jiangxi by train or domestic flight.

Full Jiangxi Tourist Map: 16 Places to See in Jiangxi

Jiangxi Tourist Map with 16 Top Attractions
Jiangxi Tourist Map with 16 Top Attractions

Maybe before seeing the first two maps, Jiangxi felt unfamiliar to you.

Wangxian Valley, the autumn harvest drying at Wuyuan Huangling, Lingshan with the world's longest outdoor mountain-climbing escalator at 753.2 meters, and Gexian Village - all viral on social media. They are all in Jiangxi.

So what else does Jiangxi have? UNESCO-listed Taoist mountains, thousand-year-old poetry landscapes, the world's porcelain capital, and China's largest freshwater lake.

Use the full Jiangxi Tourist Map below to see where all 16 places are and how they connect.

The 16 Must-Know Attractions at a Glance

  • UNESCO & Sacred Mountains: Sanqingshan (world-famous granite fairy peaks & Taoist paradise), Lushan (famous in Chinese poetry for over a thousand years), Longhushan (Taoist holy mountain).
  • Viral on Social Media: Wangxian Valley (cliffside village), Wuyuan Huangling (terraced farming), Lingshan (sky-high cliff escalator), Gexian Village (nighttime lanterns).
  • Culture & History: Jingdezhen (Porcelain Capital), Tengwang Pavilion (Nanchang's pride), Guifeng (unique turtle-shaped Danxia rock formations), Ganzhou City Wall, Guanxi Hakka Walled Village.
  • Nature & Hiking: Poyang Lake (world's largest winter habitat for migratory birds), Mingyue Mountain (hot springs), Wugong Mountain (alpine meadows), Jinggangshan (bamboo forests).

The Northeast Jiangxi Tourist Map with Distance: Where 80% of First-time Travelers Actually Go

Northeast Jiangxi Tourist Map
Northeast Jiangxi Tourist Map

If you look closely at the map above, you will notice that most of Jiangxi's highlights are clustered in the northeast.

Since that is where most travelers actually go, we zoomed in on the northeast section and added distances between spots - so you can plan your Jiangxi trip more easily.

Sanqingshan (三清山): UNESCO-site. Magnificent granite peak wonderland, renowned as the most beautiful granite landscape in Western Pacific.

Lushan (庐山): UNESCO-site. Legendary poetic mountain of China, boasting misty waterfalls and well-preserved early 20th-century foreign villas.

Longhushan (龙虎山): UNESCO-site. The global ancestral cradle of Chinese Taoism, featuring spectacular Danxia landforms and tranquil river rafting.

Wangxian Valley (望仙谷): Enchanting floating cliff village famous for breathtaking night scenery.

Wuyuan Huangling (婺源篁岭): UN-recognized World's Best Tourism Village, iconic for terraced farmland and primitive rural beauty.

Lingshan (灵山): Unique winding mountain range with the world's longest outdoor cliff escalator.

Gexian Village (葛仙村): Mythical Chinese Xianxia fairy valley famed for stunning all-valley lantern night views.

Jingdezhen (景德镇): The world's sole millennial Porcelain Capital and global origin of ceramic culture.

Tengwang Pavilion (滕王阁): One of China's Four Great Ancient Towers, immortalized by world-famous classical poetry.

Guifeng (龟峰): Distinctive Danxia scenic area with distinctive turtle-shaped rock formations.

Poyang Lake (鄱阳湖): Asia's largest freshwater lake and world-famous migratory bird sanctuary.

How to use this Northeast Jiangxi map:

We have marked all attractions and distances between them on the map. Shangrao is the main transport hub in northeast Jiangxi. Yingtan, Wuyuan, Poyang, Jingdezhen North, and Jiujiang are the high-speed rail stations you are most likely to use.

Four Close-Up Maps for First-Time Visitors: Sanqingshan, Lushan, Huangling, and Wangxian Valley

These close-up maps focus on four of Jiangxi's most important first-trip sights, showing routes, entrance areas, cable cars, overnight zones, and the main things visitors should not miss.

Mount Sanqingshan - The Cable Car + Ridge Walk

It needs one full day. Take the South Cable Car up, walk the eastern ridge loop (the "Sunshine Coast" trail), pass the famous "Goddess Peak" rock, loop back via the western cliffs, and descend by the Goldsand Cable Car. You gain the best views without climbing 7,000 steps.

Mount Lushan

ushan is a plateau, not a single peak. Sleep on the mountain in Guling Town.

  • Day one: the west loop - Jinxiu Valley, Fairy Cavern, Dragon Pool.
  • Day two: the east loop - Five Old Men Peak, Hanpo Pass, Lulin Lake.

Wuyuan Huangling - Most Visited Ancient Village

Huangling is visually compact but highly seasonal. It is best known for the drying-rack scenery and the hillside village setting.

A close-up map is useful mainly for orientation: where the cable car arrives, where the best viewpoints are, and how much walking the main route actually involves.

Wangxian Valley Map - Detailed Tourist Map

Wangxian Valley Map
Wangxian Valley Map

Wangxian Valley is a rising theme park built around a cliff-side village. The detailed visitor map we provide here clearly marks the scenic area entrance, accommodation zones, the ancient street, the rafting route, and the star attraction - Baihe Cliff (云海崖).

Related Article:Wangxian Valley Map, How to Visit Wangxian Valley with Map

The Jiangxi High-Speed Rail Map: The Single Best Way to Travel

Jiangxi High Speed Rail Map
Jiangxi High Speed Rail Map

This Jiangxi high-speed rail map highlights the major lines running through the province, the main tourist stops, and the connections most relevant to travelers. In the northeast especially, several major sights can be linked by short train rides plus local shuttle transfers.

The 6 HSR Routes You'll Actually Use as a Tourist:

  • Nanchang ↔ Shangrao (1 hr)
  • Shangrao ↔ Wuyuan (30 min)
  • Wuyuan ↔ Jingdezhen (30 min)
  • Jingdezhen ↔ Jiujiang (1 hr)
  • Nanchang ↔ Jiujiang (1 hr)
  • Nanchang ↔ Ganzhou (2 hrs)
Buying Train Tickets

- Trip.com - simple English-language interface and straightforward passport booking
- 12306 - the official rail platform, often cheaper but less intuitive for first-time users

What About Buses to Mountain Entrances?

Trains get you to the cities, but mountains are usually an hour outside town. stations like Shangrao, there are direct tourist shuttle buses (景区直通车) waiting in the parking lot. You can usually buy these tickets on the spot by scanning a QR code or paying cash.

The Jiangxi Food & Spice Map: How Hot Is "Too Hot"?

Jiangxi Food Map
Jiangxi Food Map

Now let's talk about food. When traveling, you always want to try something local. If you love spicy food, this place is paradise. If you can't handle spice, eating here takes some planning.

Our food map uses spice level as the base layer and highlights local dishes by city. Rice noodles are worth trying anywhere in the province - toppings vary by city, but they are always good.

The Jiangxi Spice Map, City by City

Inferno Zone: Pingxiang, Yichun, Xinyu

Heavy Heat: Fuzhou, Ji'an

Medium Heat: Yingtan, Jingdezhen, Shangrao, Nanchang

Mild: Jiujiang, Ganzhou

Must-Try Dishes by Region

City Dishes
Nanchang Clay-pot soup (瓦罐汤) + Mixed rice noodles (拌粉)
Ganzhou Three-cup chicken (三杯鸡)
Pingxiang Stir-fried pork with chili (小炒肉)
Jiujiang Fermented-rice fish (酒糟鱼)
Wuyuan Steamed dishes (婺源蒸菜)
Jingdezhen Alkaline rice cake (碱水粑)
Yingtan Beef rice noodles (牛肉粉)
What if you can't eat spicy food?

Clay-pot soup and three-cup chicken are mild and available everywhere. Learn one phrase - "bù yào là" (不要辣) - meaning "no spice please." Cities like Nanchang and Shangrao also have McDonald's.

3 Jiangxi Itinerary Maps: Real Jiangxi Trips You Can Copy

The maps in this section are the ones you will actually save to your planning doc. They visualize the three most popular routes through Jiangxi.

  • 6-Day Jiangxi Itinerary Map - A focused loop through northeast Jiangxi covering Shangrao, Jingdezhen, Wuyuan, and Huangshan. Best for repeat visitors to China who have already seen Beijing and Shanghai.
  • 8-Day Shanghai to Jiangxi Itinerary Map - A route from Shanghai through Hangzhou, Wangxian Valley, and Huangshan. Best for first-time visitors who want to hit eastern China's top highlights in one trip.
  • 8-Day Zhangjiajie to Jiangxi Itinerary Map - A route connecting Zhangjiajie, Wangxian Valley, and Huangshan. Best as an add-on for travelers already planning a Zhangjiajie trip.

6-Day Northeast Jiangxi Loop Map

Jiangxi 6-day Itinerary Map
Jiangxi 6-day Itinerary Map
Day Itinerary
1 Arrive in Shangrao
2 Shangrao to Jingdezhen. Ancient Kiln & Folk Customs Museum, DIY Ceramics, Taoxichuan Ceramic Art Avenue
3 Jingdezhen to Wuyuan to Huangshan. China Ceramics Museum, Huangling Village
4 Huangshan. Hongcun Village, Yellow Mountain
5 Huangshan. Mount Huangshan, Tunxi Old Street
6 Huangshan departure. Hotel check-out and see-off

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Shangrao - Wangxian Valley - Jingdezhen - Wuyuan - Huangshan

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8-Day Jiangxi Tour from Shanghai Map

8-day Shanghai Jiangxi Itinerary Map
8-day Shanghai Jiangxi Itinerary Map
Day Itinerary
1 Arrive in Shanghai. Airport pick-up and hotel check-in
2 Shanghai. Shanghai Tower, Yu Garden, Xintiandi, Nanjing Road, The Bund
3 Shanghai to Hangzhou via train. West Lake, Lingyin Temple, China Tea Museum, Meijiawu
4 Hangzhou to Shangrao via high-speed train. Transfer to Wangxian Valley for night view
5 Shangrao to Huangshan via bullet train. Wangxian Valley day view
6 Huangshan. Yellow Mountain - Back Mountain, West Sea Grand Canyon (cable car included)
7 Huangshan. Yellow Mountain sunrise, then Hongcun Village
8 Huangshan departure.

Related Article:How to Get to Wangxian Valley from Shanghai? Bullet Train Guide

8 Days Shanghai Jiangnan Tour with Rising Star Wangxian Valley

Shanghai - Hangzhou - Shangrao (Wangxian Valley) - Huangshan

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8-Day Jiangxi Tour from Zhangjiajie Map

8-day Zhangjiajie Jiangxi Itinerary Map
8-day Zhangjiajie Jiangxi Itinerary Map
Day Itinerary
1 Arrive in Zhangjiajie
2 Zhangjiajie National Forest Park. Yuanjiajie and Tianzi Mountain
3 Zhangjiajie. Glass Bridge, Tianmen Mountain
4 Zhangjiajie to Shangrao via high-speed train. Transfer to Wangxian Valley for night view
5 Shangrao to Huangshan via bullet train. Wangxian Valley day view
6 Huangshan. Yellow Mountain - Back Mountain, West Sea Grand Canyon (cable car included)
7 Huangshan. Yellow Mountain sunrise, then Hongcun Village
8 Huangshan departure. Hotel check-out and see-off

Related Article:How to Travel from Zhangjiajie to Wangxian Valley (Avatar to Xianxia)

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Zhangjiajie - Shangrao (Wangxian Valley) - Huangshan

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Frequently Asked Questions
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How many days do I need in Jiangxi? +
You need at least 5 to 7 days to comfortably explore the main northeast attractions without rushing.
What's the best month to visit Jiangxi? +
Late October to November is the absolute best time for clear skies, hiking, and autumn foliage.
Is Jiangxi a good first trip to China? +
It is better suited for a second trip, or combined with Shanghai if you are an adventurous first-timer who wants to avoid massive crowds.
How do I get from Shanghai to Jiangxi? +
Take the direct high-speed train from Shanghai Hongqiao Station to Shangrao Station; it takes about 3 hours.
Can I combine Jiangxi with Huangshan? +
Yes, Huangshan is only a 1-hour train ride from Wuyuan, making them a perfect cross-province combination.
Is Jiangxi safe and family-friendly? +
Yes, the province is incredibly safe, and spots like Mingyue Mountain and Jingdezhen are perfect for families.
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