Originally intended to embark on a journey to Jiangxi during the National Day holiday, with tickets and accommodations already secured, unforeseen circumstances have arisen. An elderly family member fell ill, necessitating my attendance, thus rendering my trip impossible. Nevertheless, I have compiled a comprehensive travel guide, albeit incomplete, which I am eager to share with those destined to embark on this journey in my stead.
Included in this guide are screenshots of the hotels and train tickets I had selected. I believe these accommodations offer excellent locations, environments, and reasonably priced options, serving as valuable references. My itinerary was set to traverse from Beijing to Nanchang, Jingdezhen, Wuyuan, and ultimately Hefei.
During the National Day period, hotel prices in Jingdezhen skyrocketed, increasing three to fourfold. Coupled with my aversion to manual labor and the limited attractions that piqued my interest, I opted to stay in Nanchang, commuting to and from Jingdezhen and Wuyuan on a day-trip basis. Unfortunately, there were no suitable high-speed rail connections from these cities back to Tianjin, hence my decision to conclude my trip in Hefei, whence I would return to Tianjin.
If time permits, I would recommend extending the trip to the 29th, allowing for a more leisurely exploration of each city. The culinary offerings in these destinations are truly delightful, as I discovered through extensive research, albeit with insufficient time to incorporate all my findings into this guide. I sincerely hope that those destined to follow in my footsteps will appreciate the beauty and charm of Jiangxi as much as I had anticipated.
Despite the current setback, I remain determined to visit Jiangxi in the future. Until then, I offer this travel guide as a token of my enthusiasm and wishful thinking, hoping that it may inspire and assist those who embark on this journey in my place.
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