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14 Days in Pingxiang

A fortnight at meadow-mountain pace — Anyuan's history, two nights on the 1,918-metre grasslands, Yangqi's temple, the dragon cave, and porcelain and hot-spring neighbour days.

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Best time: April-June or September-NovemberBudget: mid-range

Quick Answer

Is 14 days enough for Pingxiang?

14 days lets you go beyond Pingxiang's core into neighborhoods, food markets, and one or two day trips at a relaxed pace.

Source: NihaoVisit Pingxiang guide

14-day Pingxiang itinerary at a glance

Use our full Pingxiang travel guide as the base and adapt it to 14 days. Keep the city's three signature attractions as the backbone; fill the rest with neighborhood walks, food markets, and an easy day trip.

Anyuan memorial & mine sitesWugong grasslands, summit night & second passYangqi mountain Zen templeLiling porcelain & Mingyue springs (neighbour days)Shangli dragon cave & fireworks county
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Day 1

City arrival & first noodles

Arrive by high-speed rail, half an hour from Changsha; an easy museum hour, an evening food street, and an early night before the memorial day.

Scenes from Pingxiang, China
  1. pingxiang city museum
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Day 2

Anyuan — the memorial

The memorial hall lays out the September 1922 strike of some 17,000 miners and railwaymen room by room; take the halls slowly — the photographs and ledgers are the point.

  1. pingxiang anyuan memorial
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Day 3

Anyuan — mine sites & the museum

The preserved pithead, offices and union buildings around the mine are read as historical monuments, then the city museum ties the coal and fireworks threads together.

  1. pingxiang anyuan mine sites
  2. pingxiang city museum
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Day 4

Wugong mountain — summit night

Two cableway stages to Jin Peak at 1,918.3 metres; sunset rolls across the treeless meadows and the guesthouse serves mountain potatoes and chili.

  1. pingxiang wugong mountain
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Day 5

Meadow ridge day

Dawn on the hundred-thousand-mu grass sea, the skywalk between viewpoints, and a slow ridge walk to the far hostels; second summit night if the legs agree.

  1. pingxiang wugong mountain
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Day 6

Descent & Luxi valley

A gentle morning descent, then river paths and village lanes at the mountain's foot — noodles, tofu pudding, and an unhurried afternoon.

  1. pingxiang wugong mountain
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Day 7

Luxi slow day & geology

The geological museum explains how granite meadows stayed treeless, the Yuan river paths stretch the legs, and teahouses fill the gaps between.

  1. pingxiang wugong mountain
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Day 8

Yangqi mountain — Zen ancestry

The Ordinary Temple, seat of the Yangqi line of Linji Zen since the early Northern Song nine centuries back, and the forest road up to it; return to the city for the night.

  1. pingxiang yangqi mountain
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Day 9

Shangli — dragon cave & fireworks county

The Nielong cave's cool underground river, then the county town of Shangli, whose fireworks workshops have fired the province's lanterns for generations.

  1. pingxiang nielong cave
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Day 10

Neighbouring Zhuzhou — Liling porcelain

An honest neighbour-city day, an hour north into Hunan — underglaze five-colour porcelain that took world-fair medals a century ago, kilns and painting studios still at work.

  1. pingxiang liling ceramics
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Day 11

Neighbouring Yichun — Mingyue springs

Another honest neighbour day east into Jiangxi — the Mingyue cableway, waterfall boardwalks, and a soak in Wentang's springs, about 70°C and selenium-rich year-round.

  1. pingxiang mingyue mountain
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Day 12

Return & recovery day

An easy ride home, laundry and long lunches, and a city-museum second pass for whatever you breezed past in week one.

  1. pingxiang city museum
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Day 13

Wugong second pass — light version

Cableway up and down with no luggage, a short meadow loop, and one more hour of cloud-sea from the terraces — the mountain in its easiest mode.

  1. pingxiang wugong mountain
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Day 14

Departure

A market morning for meadow honey, chili sauce and fireworks-shaped candy, then the high-speed train out.

  1. pingxiang city museum

Budget for 14 days in Pingxiang

TierPer day14 days total
BackpackerUSD $50–$80USD $700–$1,120
Mid-rangeUSD $100–$200USD $1,400–$2,800
LuxuryUSD $300+USD $4,200+

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Frequently asked questions

What is the daily budget for Pingxiang?
Budget travelers: USD $50–$80/day. Mid-range: $100–$200/day. Luxury: $300+/day. These cover hotel, three meals, transit, and one paid attraction per day.
Do I need a visa to visit Pingxiang?
It depends on your passport — see our <a href="/china-visa-2026/">China visa guide</a> for the latest country-by-country list. Most Western passport holders can enter visa-free for 30 days as of 2026.
How do I get from the airport to the center of Pingxiang?
Pingxiang's main airport connects to the city center via airport bus, taxi, or metro where available. See the airport transfer section of our Pingxiang guide.
Can I use 14 days for both Pingxiang and a side trip?
Yes — with 14 days you can pair Pingxiang with one nearby city (e.g. a short rail or bus side trip) and still have buffer days.
Is Pingxiang safe for tourists?
Yes. Pingxiang has very low violent crime rates and is widely considered safe for foreign tourists. Standard petty-theft precautions apply. See our <a href="/is-china-safe-2026/">is China safe</a> page.

See also: Pingxiang travel guide, China visa 2026, China trip cost.