Huangling (Wuyuan)
篁岭 · Huánglǐng
A hillside village reached by cable car, famous for “sun-drying” harvests on wooden racks under its eaves and for the terraced rapeseed fields below it in spring.
Booking recommendedBring your passportHalf a day
Tip
Visa-free transit visitors: Huangling (Shangrao) is outside the 240-hour stay area, which in Jiangxi covers only Nanchang and Jingdezhen. Go up at opening time in spring; queues for the cable car can top an hour by mid-morning.
- Opening hours
- About 08:00–18:00 To be confirmed
- Price
- About ¥145 including the return cable car; about ¥170 in peak periods (rapeseed season mid-March to early April, May Day, National Day) and about ¥120 in January. Not covered by the Wuyuan multi-village pass. To be confirmed
- How to book
- Buy ahead on Trip.com or the scenic area’s WeChat account (real-name, passport), especially in rapeseed season and holidays.
- Getting there
- High-speed train Jingdezhen North → Wuyuan (about 27 min), then the tourist bus from Wuyuan Station via Likeng and Jiangwan (about ¥20, roughly every 20 min, 40–60 min) or a taxi To be confirmed
- Address in Chinese
- 江西省上饶市婺源县江湾镇篁岭
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