Wangxian Valley is located in Wangxian Township, Guangxin District, Shangrao City, Jiangxi Province. It borders the main peak scenic area of Lingshan to the south, overlooks Sanqing Mountain to the north, reaches Geluling in the northwest, Fangcun Village in the west, and Nanshan Village in the southeast, covering a total area of 6.1 square kilometers. It is a resort tourism area integrating culture, folk customs, agriculture, cuisine, vacation, and educational tourism.
Wangxian Valley is situated in a valley at the northern foot of Lingshan, in a low mountain and hilly terrain, with higher elevation in the southwest and lower in the northeast, at an average altitude of 550 meters. Wangxian Township, where it is located, lies in the northern part of the county and belongs to the Yangtze Paraplatform. The Raobei River, a tributary of the Xinjiang River, flows through Wangxian Valley; the river section within the area is called Wangxian Water and Shazhou Water. The area is characterized by numerous mountain streams, rapid currents, and many small waterfalls. The forest coverage rate of Wangxian Valley has reached 81%. Wangxian Township is home to rare plants such as Chinese yew, ginkgo, Buddhist pine, and ancient locust trees, as well as nationally protected animals including the big-headed turtle, pangolin, leopard, and ferret-badger. The scenic area is an internet-famous "xianxia town" developed under the IP concept of "Gan-family Customs · Xianxia World." It opened on October 21, 2020, and comprises five major zones: the Jiuniu Creek Canyon Experience Area, Yanpu Old Street, Yuanfengding Cultural Area, and Nanshan Health and Vacation Resort Area, with attractions including the Three-Tier Waterfall, the Glass Skywalk, the Workshop Street Cliff Homestay, and Tianxin Zen Temple. Wangxian Valley integrates Gan-style architecture, cliff homestays, traditional culture, and various business formats. In addition, Wangxian Valley deeply explores local historical culture, regional characteristic culture, and ethnic folk culture, creating experiential cultural projects such as Gan-style rammed-earth homestays, the multimedia show "I Am the Medicine God," opera performances, traditional handicraft workshops, and intangible cultural heritage experience programs.
In 2019, Wangxian Valley was rated a National 4A-level Tourist Attraction; in 2022, it was selected for the "National Preferred Projects for the Integration of Intangible Cultural Heritage and Tourism" list; in 2023, Yanpu Old Street within the Wangxian Valley scenic area was designated a National Tourism Leisure Block.