Exquisite and Lesser-Known Island - Dongshan Island

When it comes to exquisite islands, Dongshan Island in Zhangzhou, Fujian, definitely deserves a mention. Whether it's day or night, the unique geographical environment and architecture make this place extraordinarily beautiful (super photogenic), no wonder so many movies are shot here 🚩Itinerary 11⃣: Nanmen Bay - Zu'er Tiantai - Wen Gong Temple - Nanyu Double-sided Sea - Tongling Night Market 22⃣: Get up early to watch the sunrise - Sufeng Mountain Ring Road - Yanya Village - Caidie Bay tide pooling ⚠️Note: Be sure to book accommodations in advance! 💖Must-visit Spots: 1⃣ Nanmen Bay: On one side is the azure sea, on the other is a quaint fishing village, the bay's colorful houses + blue sea, also the filming location of the movie 'The Left Ear'. 2⃣ Jinluan Bay: The mirror-like beach and sunrise complement each other, it's really dreamy, you must come to watch a sunrise. 3⃣ Nanyu: The green lighthouse is the filming location for Xu Guanghan's movie 'Your Wedding', make sure to time your visit right, as you can't cross over during high tide. 4⃣ Sufeng Mountain Ring Road: The stunning ring road with a blue bridge is very photogenic in a school uniform, with the blue sea on the left hand and green mountains on the right, intoxicatingly beautiful, half mountain, half sea, black rocks, azure sky, and the boundless sea, every casual snap is a masterpiece! 5⃣ Wen Gong Temple: You can go up the stairs from between Nanmen Bay and the Fishermen's Pier, the rooftop scene from the movie 'The Left Ear', overlooking Dongshan Island. 6⃣ Yanya Village: Check in at the filming location of 'Yanya Lovers' with the cliff as a backdrop for photos. 7⃣ Caidie Bay: A vibrant bay with colors like wings, the park has a special seaside train and rainbow-colored train tracks. 8⃣ Maluan Bay: 'Marine amusement park', with finer sand than Jinluan Bay, and many amusement projects. 9⃣ Zu'er Tiantai: A great spot to overlook the entire Nanmen Bay and watch the sunset. 🔟 Nanyu Double-sided Sea: A path appears during low tide, forming a double-sided island.