
Tianjie is located in the central urban area of Ciping, Jinggangshan, Jiangxi Province, covering an area of 50,000 square meters. It is the only largest commercial area in the central scenic area of Ciping, Jinggangshan. The architectural design and planning adopts modern concepts and absorbs classic elements of Huizhou architecture and Luling architecture. At night, it is crowded and bustling, making it a great place for tourists to relax, shop and have fun.
Tianjie is just a street, a street deep in the clouds and fog, a street without rushing, a street that goes with the flow. The streets are lined with dried goods such as mushrooms, bamboo shoots, and plums. Although they are clearly commercial products, they do not feel cynical.
At the end of Tianjie Street stands a large memorial archway, inscribed with the golden characters "Tianjie." On either side of the archway, two couplets are inscribed: "A scenic tourist attraction, a verdant paradise, a noble cause that shines across China; a revolutionary cradle, a revolutionary hometown, whose outstanding achievements shine brightly."
Boasting a subtropical humid monsoon climate, Tianjie Street is lined with whitewashed walls and green tiles, with eaves soaring into the sky. Amidst its rustic simplicity, the vibrant red lanterns add a touch of spirituality. The cool, solid stone pavement doesn't feel heavy, but rather complements the refreshing breeze and the peaceful tranquility it brings. It's a great place to visit in all seasons.
Tianjie is divided into three functional areas: shopping, dining, and leisure. The shopping area offers a dazzling array of handicrafts, local specialties, antiques, and daily necessities. The dining area features specialty restaurants and local snacks, with delicious and fragrant dishes that are truly enticing. The leisure area includes hotels, teahouses, dance halls, and bars, offering a variety of exciting and enjoyable leisure activities.
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Tianjie is a culturally rich area in Ji'an City, known for its scenic beauty and historical significance. It preserves traditional Jiangxi architecture and offers insights into local heritage.
Entrance fees are typically around 20–40 CNY. Tickets can be purchased at the entrance or through official online platforms.
Booking in advance is optional. During peak tourist periods or holidays, booking 1–2 weeks ahead is recommended.
Approximately 2–3 hours, depending on walking pace and stops at scenic or cultural spots.
Guided tours are mainly in Chinese; limited English options may be available. Many visitors explore independently.
Begin at the main entrance, follow the scenic walking trails, visit temples and traditional buildings, then return via riverside paths for a complete loop.
Night visits are generally not permitted. Occasional cultural or seasonal events may be offered during festivals.
Weekdays are less crowded. National holidays and weekends attract the most visitors.
Cash and mobile payments (Alipay, WeChat Pay) are widely accepted for tickets, food, and souvenirs.
Restaurants nearby serve local cuisine, snacks, and light refreshments. Small cafes may be found near entrances.
Vegetarian options are generally available; halal options may be limited.
Guesthouses, inns, and mid-range hotels in Ji'an City provide convenient accommodation options for visitors.
Souvenir shops sell local crafts, snacks, and small cultural items reflecting Tianjie's heritage and scenery.