Danxia cliffside hanging coffins, Tianshi Mansion, the ancestral home of Taoism, and bamboo raft drifting through scenery like a landscape painting.

Yingtan is a seriously underrated treasure of a city, with World Natural Heritage Danxia landforms, deep Taoist culture, and food that delivers a satisfying spicy kick. Here is a 3-day, 2-night in-depth itinerary that keeps the route easy and efficient.
Danxia cliffside hanging coffins, Tianshi Mansion, the ancestral home of Taoism, and bamboo raft drifting through scenery like a landscape painting.

The No. 1 Taoist town, with bluestone lanes, old Ming and Qing storefronts, slow strolls through historic streets, and authentic local snacks.

A giant elephant-shaped rock drinking from the water, misty scenery, hiking boardwalks, and mountain views all to yourself.

The ancestral home of the Zhengyi school of Taoism, with grand architecture and towering ancient trees, known as the “prime minister’s residence” of Longhu Mountain.

Watch the coffin-raising performance, experience the unusual hanging coffin custom, and feel the thrill of an ancient ritual.

The beef bones are stewed until the meat slips off with a sip; the broth is rich, the noodles are silky, and one bite is unforgettable.

A rich soup base, spicy and flavorful beef topping, and beef bones stewed until the meat falls off with a sip.

Full of wok hei, rich with savory sauce, soft and chewy without being greasy, and packed with authentic Jiangxi flavor.

Tender fish and a rich sauce make it an unbeatable dish with rice, even locals love taking it to go.

The soup base is the soul: bright red, fresh, and spicy, with ingredients soaking up the broth until every bite keeps you coming back.

Yingtan (Jiangxi) temperature on 2026-09-10: high about 29.8°, low about 21.6°, cloudy. Today's detail plus a seven-day trend and a comparison with other cities in the province. Updated daily; not an official warning.