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Lengshuijian Scenic Area is located in the southern district of Jingdezhen, China, the world's renowned porcelain capital. It is a National AA-level tourist attraction, 7 kilometers from the city center, at the junction of eastern Yushan Town and western Hetang Township. It sits within the scenic Feifeng Ridge of the Lanshan Mountains. Vegetation is primarily composed of young trees and shrubs, with numerous rare species of plants and animals. It is one of the earliest birthplaces of Buddhism in our city, with a history dating back over a thousand years. Surrounded by mountains, lush greenery, and lush vegetation, the area offers breathtaking views of nature as visitors ascend the Thousand-Layer Staircase. Visitors can often witness breathtakingly beautiful, mirage-like cloudscapes emerging from the drifting mist.
A winding path leads to a secluded spot on the mountain, once bustling with traffic. It led to Leping, Yongshan, Yushan, Poyang, and other places. Long ago, it served as an ancient post road and a major transportation route. Legend has it that the immortal Li Tieguai's cane was the source of the Fairy Water Spring, a spring of divine energy. Furthermore, the Guanyin Temple on the mountain is a popular attraction, attracting a constant stream of pilgrims seeking the water each year.
Atop Lengshuijian Mountain, 531 meters above sea level, stands a half-empty temple. A spring perpetually seeps water within the temple. Legend has it that the spring was created when the immortal Li Tieguai, seeking to save thirsty sentient beings, used his crutch to conjure the spring. Guanyin Bodhisattva then sprinkled three drops of pure water into the spring, and Medicine King Li Yaoshi, following Guanyin, then bestowed several elixirs to aid the healing process. Therefore, it is considered "immortal water," attracting a constant stream of worshippers seeking the "immortal water." The temple has been worshipped for millennia, earning it the nickname "Sacred Mountain," a place of eternal worship and fascination for believers and pilgrims. The mineral structure of the spring's water is so beneficial to health that some ailments have miraculously healed after drinking it, earning the name "immortal water" a relatable relevance.
The climate is subtropical monsoon humid. Lengshuijian Scenic Area has built a number of cultural landscapes and mountain ecological attractions on the basis of the original natural scenery. It integrates pilgrimage, tourism and leisure. It is an ideal place for tourists and pilgrims to worship and relax, and is suitable for travel in all seasons.
Guanyin Hall, Zuixian Pavilion, etc.
It is recommended to play for 3-4 hours
20 yuan/person
Lengshuijian ticket + zipline: 45 yuan/person
07:00-18:00
Lengshuijian is a scenic mountain area in Jingdezhen, Jiangxi, known for its lush landscapes and natural beauty. It is valued for its ecological environment, hiking trails, and serene atmosphere, offering a natural retreat from urban life.
Located in Jingdezhen, Jiangxi. Visitors can reach Lengshuijian by taxi or private car. Local buses may reach nearby villages, and walking or short hikes are needed to explore the trails fully.
Open daily, typically from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The best times to visit are spring and autumn for comfortable weather and scenic foliage.
The entrance fee is around 30–50 CNY. Tickets can be purchased at the entrance; online booking may be available via local tourism platforms.
Advance booking is generally not required except during peak holiday periods.
2–4 hours are recommended for a full hike and to enjoy the viewpoints and natural scenery.
Guided tours are limited; most visitors explore independently. Local guides may be available in Chinese.
Start at the main entrance, follow marked hiking trails to the summit, visit forested areas along the path, rest at scenic spots, and return via a loop trail for a complete experience.
Night visits are not typical. Special tours may occasionally be offered by local tourism groups during peak seasons.
Weekdays are least crowded. Weekends and public holidays may see more visitors, especially hikers and families.
Facilities include public toilets, rest areas, some small food vendors near the entrance, and picnic spots. Limited shops are available inside the park.
Some trails are steep and may be challenging for elderly or disabled visitors. Children can enjoy easier paths with supervision. Certain areas may not be wheelchair accessible.
Cash is accepted for entrance fees and local vendors; mobile payments are increasingly accepted but limited on trails.
Local restaurants and small cafes are available near the base of Lengshuijian, offering traditional Jiangxi cuisine.
Vegetarian options are available in nearby restaurants. Halal or vegan options are limited.
Several guesthouses and hotels are located in Jingdezhen city center and near the base of the mountain for convenient access.
Souvenir shops near the entrance sell local pottery, small crafts, and Jingdezhen ceramic items.
Taxi, ride-hailing services, or local buses can take visitors to nearby attractions or back to Jingdezhen city center.
