1, Flying Tigers Memorial Park: The Flying Tigers Monument is the main building, and more than 20 scenic spots, such as squares, trails, stele corridors, Qingfeng Terrace, Jinshan Tomb, Wang Qiang Tomb, Badating Pavilion, Film and Television City, are scattered in it.
2. Xigong Mountain Scenic Area: Formerly known as Qingqiu Mountain, also known as Feng Fei, with an altitude of 233.2 meters, it is the only cultural tourist scenic spot in China featuring ancestor worship. Xi Zhong is a descendant of the Yellow Emperor. It is said that Xi Zhong invented the automobile, and Xia was appointed as an automobile maintenance doctor. In the Han Dynasty, in memory of the great automobile inventor Xizhong, it was renamed Xigong Mountain.
3. Xuecheng Panlong Mountain: named after the eastern part of the mountain is round like a dragon. The faucet is 27 1 m high and faces the Panlong River in the west. If you look up and look ahead, there are stalagmites in the faucet, like dragon whiskers, and there is Er Quan below, called longan.
4. Scenery near the mountain: This is a beautiful mountain. As early as the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, the poet Wang Erjian wrote in "Ode to Historic Sites": Mountains have been around the city since ancient times, and mountains are green and warm. The most affectionate is Guanliu, and Hen Bridge is still alive. This shows that the mountain is covered with grass, and the green willows are arranged next to the hen bridge.
5. Zhangzhuang Folk Pomegranate Village: Because there are pomegranates in front of and behind the houses in the mountain village, it is named Pomegranate Village. There are many ancient and famous trees in the villa, and pomegranate planting has a long history. Some pomegranate trees are over 400 years old, and there are more than 1000 pomegranate trees over 100 years old.
6. Scenery of Nine Phoenix Mountains: Phoenix Mountain stretches for several miles, with three peaks strewn at random, in which the grotesque rocks are like Dapeng spreading its wings, overlooking the Woye Plain in the old city of Nanchang. Located in the northern boundary of Nanchang Township, it was called chao yang shan in ancient times.