So last Sunday my friend and I saw this massive European-style castle-church thing from the road in Ganzhou and we were like “Yo, they built a cathedral here and nobody told us?!” Looked exactly like those old churches you see in movies: tall spires, stained-glass-looking windows, the whole vibe. We even crossed ourselves out of respect before walking in 😂 We push open the giant doors expecting incense and hymns… instead the lady at the front desk in a suit goes “欢迎光临” (welcome) and hands us a room-rate card. Turns out the whole “church” is actually a luxury themed hotel called FUHOME. The altar area? Reception. The “chapel”? Lobby with chandeliers. The confession booths? Probably some VIP suites now 😂 We stood there for a solid 30 seconds with our mouths open, then started laughing so loud security thought we were drunk. Took this photo right after and left because we definitely couldn’t afford to confess our sins in 5-star beds that night. #HafrikLifestyle #Ganzhou #ChinaSurprises

Sunset over Jiangxi University, Ganzhou

Tongtian Rock (通天岩), Ganzhou – Scenic Site: Ancient grottoes and carvings that showcase southern China’s Buddhist heritage.

Heritage Tea House, Ganzhou – Tea House: Traditional tea houses that immerse visitors in Jiangxi’s calming tea culture.

Ganzhou Night Market Food Stalls – Street Food: Cheap, tasty, and social—perfect for sampling Jiangxi’s bold flavors at night.

Yugu Pavilion (豫固台), Helan Hill, Ganzhou – Scenic Pavilion: A peaceful hilltop pavilion with sweeping views of Ganzhou’s landscape.

Bajing Pavilion (八境台), Ganzhou – Cultural Spot: A riverside pavilion with stunning views and rich history for sightseeing and photos.

Taizi Lou (太子楼), Ganzhou – Café/Heritage Venue: A historic spot blending culture and relaxation, perfect for tea or coffee while exploring the old city.