Poyang Lake

Poyang Lake spans three hundred miles, with no sight of grass, trees, clouds, or mountains within view Poyang Lake, as China's largest freshwater lake, has mixed reviews about its scenery within the park. So today, I chose a self-driving route myself~ Although I took a wrong turn and drove an extra 55km, the journey was stunningly beautiful~ tips: 1. Cost: Free, didn't enter the scenic area, no tolls for self-driving! 2. Route: Pay close attention here, this is the pitfall-avoidance version, I'll tell you about positioning and how to go~ 2.1. Fenghuangzhou Beach: See pictures 7-8 for the scenery, I took a wrong turn because of the navigation to this place! Be careful ⚠️ when searching for the location is "Caojia Village, Poyang County", make sure to choose the one next to "Lianhuazhou". I navigated to the address inside the red frame in picture 5, which was a huge pitfall, as there are two Caojia Villages in one county. After navigating correctly, go back to the village committee, then continue driving forward, pass the basketball court, and at the T-junction by the lake, turn left (there is also a road sign on the left), keep driving and you will see an entrance on the right side, which is Fenghuangzhou Beach. 2.2. Self-driving highway: Pictures 1-4, with lakes on both sides and mountains in the distance, especially beautiful! Navigate to "Shuanggang Town Zuhu Lianwei", keep going, and you will see the highway in picture 4. When you reach the middle of the highway, there will be a small parking area on the right side where you can stop/park and take photos. (The location of the big thumb in picture 14 is the shooting spot) 2.3. Return trip through green grasslands and high-energy scenery: After taking photos at the parking spot mentioned earlier, I didn't continue driving forward, but directly navigated to Jingdezhen Taoxi Chuan.