Xingguo has beautiful mountains and rivers and unique customs. China's "Red, Green and Ancient" and other scenic spots complement each other and are a good place for sightseeing, leisure and health preservation. In recent years, according to the working idea of "holding high the red card, exploring the Book of Changes, singing landscape songs and expressing Hakka feelings", our county has made great efforts to shape the tourism brand image of "hometown of generals, holy land of geomantic omen, green ecology and hometown of folk songs" and created a number of fine scenic spots.

There are "One Academy" (Lianjiang Academy), "One Museum" (Revolutionary History Museum), "Six Gardens" (General Garden, Martyrs Garden, Style Garden, Investigation Garden, Ordnance Garden, Celebrity Garden) and "Seven Revolutionary Sites" (former site of agrarian revolutionary cadre training class, former site of Jiangxi Provincial Party Committee and former site of the first congress of workers, peasants and soldiers in Jiangxi Province).

In terms of green, Yangshan Mountain, Junfu Mountain, Bingxin Cave, Danxia Lake, Gem Wonderland, and Fog Mountain inscribed by Wen Tianxiang in Song Dynasty as "Yongzheng Jiangnan" have beautiful scenery and lead all the way.

In terms of antique, xingguo folk song is famous far and near, named as "the hometown of folk art and folk songs in China" by the Ministry of Culture, and included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage list; Xingguo is the birthplace of China's geomantic culture, and Meijiao Sanliao is praised as "the first village of geomantic culture in China" at home and abroad, as "the top ten scenic spots in the whole province", "the top ten scenic spots in rural Jiangxi" and the third batch of provincial-level historical and cultural villages.

Xingguo's Jiusan Ginger, Xingguo Grey Goose, Xingguo Red Carp and Green Camellia Oil are famous all over the world. They are the "Hometown of Grey Goose in China" named by the Ministry of Agriculture, "Hometown of Red Carp in China" named by the State Forestry Administration and "Hometown of Camellia oleifera in China".