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known for its relaxing environment and mineral-rich geothermal water. The hot spring is designed as a leisure and wellness destination, featuring multiple outdoor and indoor spring pools with varying temperatures. Surrounded by natural scenery, Tianmu Hot Spring offers a peaceful atmosphere ideal for stress relief, hydrotherapy, and family relaxation. The facility typically combines traditional Chinese wellness concepts with modern amenities, making it a popular local destination for recreation and health rejuvenation.
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中华苏维埃代表大会制度史陈列馆
A museum presenting the history of the Chinese Soviet Congress system. The exhibits include historical documents, photographs, and materials about democratic elections, government organization, and the development of the Soviet Congress system. The museum is located near the Second National Soviet Congress Site in Shazhouba Town.
青少年羽毛球俱乐部训练基地
It is a local indoor training facility specifically designed for youth badminton training. Primarily used for training and instruction, it also frequently serves as a recreational space for badminton enthusiasts.
罗汉岩景区
It is famous for its unique rock formations, clear waterfalls, and ancient forests. With its majestic mountains and beautiful scenery, it’s an excellent place for hiking, exploring, and enjoying the tranquility of nature.
云石山
It is renowned for its bamboo groves, stone formations, and floating seas of clouds. Surrounded by misty peaks and fresh air, it offers a peaceful retreat for relaxation and nature appreciation.
中央红军长征出发地
This area was the core of the Central Revolutionary Base, where Mao Zedong, Zhou Enlai, Zhu De and other leaders directed the Red Army. After the failure of the Fifth Counter-Encirclement Campaign, they decided to preserve the revolutionary forces through a strategic transfer, setting out from Ruijin on the world-famous Long March.Because of this, the land is honored as “the Starting Point of the Long March” and “the Cradle of the Republic.” It marks a historic turning point when the Chinese revolution moved from adversity toward victory. Today, memorial parks and museums stand here to commemorate the Red Army’s great expedition and to carry forward the enduring spirit of the Long March.