Jinggangshan

Located 6 km southwest of Ciping, this area features Wuzhi Peak, the 1,586-meter main peak of Jinggangshan, plus the Red Army Guerrilla Cave and Qunluan Lake Shuikou. Hike to the summit for panoramic views.

Also known as Bijiashan, this scenic area lies 35 km southwest of Ciping and comprises three peaks: Yangmei, Wangzhi, and Guandao. The mountain's shape resembles a pen holder, offering unique rock formations and azalea blooms.

At 866 meters, 9 km northeast of Ciping, this area includes the Tongmuling Sentry Post and Shiyan Cave. Explore the cave 12 km away and visit the former site of the Workers, Peasants, and Soldiers Government of Aoxia Township.

Eling, 30 km from Ciping at 1,408 meters, features an ancient stone path with nine bends and ten turns leading to the summit. Pass through the 'Tongxian Dangerous Pass' for a challenging climb and rewarding views.

This solemn cemetery covers 400 mu and overlooks the main peak. Surrounded by pines and cypresses, it includes a Memorial Hall, a Forest of Steles, and a monument, honoring the revolutionaries of Jinggangshan.

Huangyangjie, 17 km northwest of Ciping, is one of the five major passes of Jinggangshan at 1,343 meters. It controlled strategic routes and is often shrouded in thick fog, making it a dramatic site of revolutionary history.

This exhibition hall presents the history of the Jinggangshan struggle through a panoramic display. It offers an immersive experience, bringing to life the revolutionary events that took place in this region.

The museum houses artifacts and exhibits detailing the revolutionary history of Jinggangshan. It provides insight into the lives of the martyrs and the significance of the base area in China's revolutionary movement.

Located in Feicui Valley, 7 km northwest of Ciping, Longtan is also known as the Five Dragon Pools. The Wushen River leaps over cliffs five times in under 2 km, creating terraced waterfalls and deep pools. Best visited during the rainy season.

Thirty km south of Ciping, this area has been a strategic military site for centuries. The Xianren Bridge at Xiankou Village served as a vital escape route for the Red Army, and legend says it was protected by immortals.

Jingzhu Mountain boasts rich cultural landscapes and stunning natural scenery, including cloud brocade azaleas, terraced fields, and the Jiulong Guiyi Waterfall. The area is known for its Hakka culture and crystal-clear springs.

These five villages—Dajing, Xiaojing, Zhongjing, Shangjing, and Xiajing—are shaped like wells and surrounded by mountains. They were important for Red Army activities, and Mao Zedong's former residence is in Dajing Village.

Located in Dajing Village, this residence was where Mao Zedong and Zhu De lived during the Jinggangshan period. It offers a glimpse into the living conditions of the revolutionary leaders and their strategic planning.

Ciping is the center of Jinggangshan, almost entirely covered with green spaces and flowers. It was the office site of the Fourth Red Army headquarters and the Hunan-Jiangxi Border Special Committee, leaving many revolutionary sites.

Fifteen km west of Huangyangjie, Maoping is surrounded by mountains and blends with revolutionary sites. Key attractions include Mao Zedong's former residence at Bajiao Lou (Octagonal Tower) and other historical buildings.