1. Tengwangge. Nanchang, one of the three famous buildings in the south of the Yangtze River, is the number one scenic spot. It is suggested to choose a good weather, go for a stroll in the afternoon and watch the sunset on the other side of the Ganjiang River at dusk, just like the ancient Chinese saying, "The sunset is lonely in Qi Fei, and the autumn water is * * * and the sky is the same".

2. August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall. The best theme museum in Nanchang is as popular as the Wang Teng Pavilion. The key is that the August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall is also free, so you can visit it with your ID card. Witnessed the birth of the people's army, mainly divided into two parts: the former site of the military department and the exhibition hall, and you can also watch 3D short films.

3. Jiangxi Provincial Museum. The provincial museum is relatively old and the new one is not far away, but at present we can only visit the old one. At present, the old museum only focuses on the site of the sea faint Hou, and many treasures are enough to feast your eyes. It is precisely because of the excavation of the tomb of the sea faint Hou that the provincial museum has gained some popularity.

The best scenic spots are the above three. Others, such as Bayi Square, Qiushui Square and Ganjiang Riverside Scenic Belt, can pass by and be seen at any time.

As for eating, there are Nanchang mixed powder, Nanchang fried powder and meat pie soup. Rice flour includes beef, tripe and fat sausage, and meat pie soup includes eggs and mushrooms. The places I visited the most were the "Pork Liver King Noodle Restaurant" on Zigu Road and the "Fresh Soup Boiled Powder" at the bus station of the water supply company.