2026 Quanzhou Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in April)

Bai Yansong once said, "This is a city you must visit at least once in your lifetime." I drove 10 hours straight to Quanzhou, the most anticipated travel destination of 2024! This place was historically known as the Buddhist Kingdom full of bustling life, where ancient architecture closely meets the sea, and it’s home to the wildly popular Shilong Jiuzhi mascots. Here’s a hassle-free guide for you: explore the ancient city, see the sea, and experience the crab flower festival in three days and two nights. Must-visit spots include the poster wall on West Street, the sunset at Luojia Temple by the sea, and the Republic of China-style filming locations in Wulin Ancient Village. Whether you’re driving yourself or renting a car after taking the high-speed train, it’s all convenient. Staying on West Street makes exploring the ancient city even easier. Do you have any secret Quanzhou spots? Or any tips to avoid pitfalls from those who have been there?

#itineraryplanning Day 1: Old Town Vibes & Food Crawl 🏯🍢 · Morning: West Street (Xi Jie) 🚶♀️☕ · Start at Kaiyuan Temple to see the iconic Twin Pagodas. ⛩️✨ · Head to a rooftop cafe on West Street for that "must-have" photo with the pagodas in the background. 📸☕ · Afternoon: Culture & Temples 🏮🙏 · Walk down Zhongshan Road for the beautiful Arcade (Qilou) architecture. 🏛️🤳 · Visit Guandi Temple for the incredible incense vibes and Confucian Temple for some peace. 🕊️✨ · Evening: Foodie Heaven 🍜🤤 · Eat your way through the alleys! Must tries: Ginger Duck (Jiang Mu Ya), Oyster Omelet, and Tu Sun Dong (if you're brave! 🐛😂). · End the night at Xunpu Village to see the ladies with the stunning "Flower Hairpins" (Zhua Hua). 🌸👵 Day 2: Ocean Wonders & Coastal Views 🐬🏖️ · Morning: Oulebao Ocean World 🦈🌊 · Hit the park early! Catch the Mermaid Show and the underwater tunnel before it gets too crowded. 🧜♀️🙌 · Say hi to the polar bears and penguins! 🐧❄️ · Afternoon: Coastal Drive (Luo Yang Bridge) 🌉🌊 · If you have time, visit the ancient Luoyang Bridge, one of China’s four famous ancient bridges. It’s super Zen. 🍃🧘♂️ · Evening: Sunset Departure 🌅🚄 · Grab some Peanut Soup or Meat Zongzi for the road and head to the station! 🥟💨 #myitinerary #myitinerary #travel2026 #china

Quanzhou, a World Heritage city. Known as "half immortal, half city," we've put together a highly efficient 1-day route to explore this town. It's great for photos, fun to walk, and guarantees amazing food. · -- 🕘 09:00 Kaiyuan Temple + West Street (Xijie) One of Fujian's largest millennium-old temples and a World Heritage site. The East and West Pagodas tower over the red walls of the temple, while the adjacent West Street is lined with Qilou (classic arcades) and a Bell Tower. 📸 Recommended Photo Spots · East and West Pagodas against the red walls · Silhouettes of the twin pagodas looking up from the alleyways · Retro-style snaps at the Bell Tower · -- 🕙 10:30 Xunpu Fishing Village A living witness to the "Maritime Silk Road." A mix of "Oyster Shell Houses" built from oyster shells and old red-brick houses. Xunpu women wearing traditional floral headpieces and the fishing boats create a nostalgic fishing village vibe. 📸 Recommended Photo Spots · Portraits with floral headpieces in front of the Oyster Shell Houses · Panoramic view of the fishing port · Everyday lifestyle snaps in the back alleys · -- 🕛 12:00 Lunch (3 local favorites, you can't go wrong with any of them) ① Haochengcai Beef Steakhouse Tender braised ribs + seasoned rice + beef soup. Best bang for your buck. ② Hou'apo Meat Zongzi (Ba-tsàng) Long-established shop for roasted meat zongzi. Filled with soy-braised pork, salted egg yolk, and dried shrimp. Top it with peanut sauce. ③ Sidan Ginger Duck Duck braised in a clay pot with a rich ginger aroma. The meat is firm and pairs perfectly with rice. · -- 🕝 14:30 Luojia Temple A "temple on the sea" that floats on the water at high tide and connects to the land at low tide. The orange walls and swallowtail roofs look stunning against the emerald green sea and blue sky. 📸 Recommended Photo Spots · Panoramic view of the temple captured together with the sea · Deep perspective composition from the pier · Close-up of the orange walls · -- 🕠 17:30 Dinner (At your own leisure) · -- 💡 Practical Advice · Transportation: Taxis are the most convenient way to get between spots. Almost no wait times, so you won't waste a minute. · Xunpu: You can try the traditional floral headpiece (Zanhua) experience. It makes for stunning ethnic-style photos. · Best Time for Photos: Morning (9:00–11:00 AM) for soft lighting on ancient architecture. Afternoon is more dramatic for Luojia Temple by the sea. · Clothing: Wear comfortable walking shoes. You'll be exploring a lot of temples and alleys. · -- Quanzhou is a city where the "past" and "present" intersect with every step you take. In just a half-day stroll, you can experience World Heritage sites, fishing village life, a breathtaking sea temple, and exquisite gourmet food. With this itinerary, you can comfortably enjoy it all.

Wuyi Mountain National Park, Fujian|Spiritual mountains and waters, tea fragrance that touches the soul, this journey is worth making🌄 If you are looking for a place to calm your mind, come to Wuyi Mountain. Here, you not only have the confidence of a dual World Heritage site but also the gentleness of the Nine-bend Stream, the wonder of Danxia landforms, and the aroma of rock tea—living amidst the mountains and waters, life slows down. 🗺️ 3 Days 2 Nights Essential Itinerary Day 1: Enter the Mountain · Sea of Clouds and Panorama Head straight to Tianyou Peak, climb 848 steps to the top, and take in the full view of the winding Nine-bend Stream. Xu Xiake called this “Wuyi’s number one scenic spot.” It’s recommended to arrive before 7 AM to avoid crowds and see the morning mist wrapping the mountain waist, with stunning light and shadow. Descend towards Taoyuan Cave, a quiet and less crowded path, and you might encounter Laojun Rock. Day 2: Water Experience · Clear Waves and Rock Charm The highlight is bamboo rafting on the Nine-bend Stream (book 3 days in advance, 130 RMB/person). Drift downstream for 1.5 hours while the boatman tells legends of Jade Maiden Peak, and you can reach out to touch the cool stream water. Disembark at Wuyi Palace, then head to Song Street for a Big Red Robe tea ice cream. In the afternoon, walk the Rock Bone and Flower Fragrance Trail (from Big Red Robe to Water Curtain Cave), a 3 km gentle path through tea fields and streams, visiting six ancient mother trees of the Big Red Robe tea. Day 3: Seek Serenity · Tea Fragrance and Ancient Charm Drive or bike along National Park Scenic Route No.1 (251 km ecological corridor), connecting tea mountains, ancient villages, and academies. It’s recommended to detour to Swallow’s Nest Ecological Tea Garden, pick tea in spring, smell osmanthus in autumn, and enjoy a cup of authentic rock tea before heading back. 📌 Practical Tips · Tickets: Main scenic areas have free entrance, only sightseeing bus tickets required (95 RMB for 3 days) · Transportation: Take high-speed rail to Nanping Station, transfer to K1 express line (10 RMB, 30 minutes) direct to the park · Accommodation: Stay in Sangu Resort Area for convenience and many guesthouses; self-driving visitors can choose Nanyuanling · Food: Must-try dishes include Langu Smoked Goose, Nine-bend Stream Red-eyed Fish, and Wengong Cuisine (Zhu Xi’s family banquet) ✨ After seeing the mountains and seas, you’ll understand why life is worth it Mountains float in clouds, water shines under moonlight, tea fragrance fills your throat—here, the scenery is not in the camera but in every step you take. Take advantage of spring or autumn colors and live inside this ink painting. Once you come, you’ll understand.

🌟Quanzhou Yongning City God Temple ⛩️Upon entering the Yongning City God Temple, you'll be struck by the warm, sunny Minnan red hues. The iconic red brick swallowtail ridges in the photos, set against the clear blue sky, appear as vibrant as an oil painting. Red lanterns hang quietly under the eaves, their reflections shimmering in the emerald pond, swaying gently in the breeze. 🗺️Itinerary: 🏞️Must-Visit Attractions: 1️⃣ Liusheng Pagoda: Climb to the top and overlook Quanzhou Bay. The breathtaking interplay of mountains, sea, and ancient ruins evokes a sense of awe at the wisdom of the ancients. 2️⃣ Shijing Ancient Street: Experience the traditional Minnan lifestyle. Ancient houses, stone-paved streets, and the sounds of vendors create a vivid scene. 3️⃣ Anping Bridge: A 2075-meter-long sea corridor, a microcosm of the ancient "First Bridge of the East," walking across it feels like stepping back in time. 🍜Food Recommendations: 1️⃣ Yongning Oyster Omelet: Freshly dug oysters are tender and juicy, paired with the crispy texture of the oyster omelet—a perfect combination! 2️⃣ Yongning Ancient Town Stinky Tofu: Crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, the secret sauce is spicy and appetizing; you'll want to take some home! 3️⃣ Shijing Beef Soup: Tender beef and a sweet broth—you won't be able to stop eating it! 🏨Hotel Recommendation: Quanduo Hotel (Quanzhou Jinjiang International Airport Baolong Plaza Branch)

🏠A hidden gem homestay by West Lake, away from the bustling West Street. A whole detached villa in wabi-sabi style, enjoy the slow time of Minnan with a full sense of relaxation🌿 📍【Nan Ju Xing Lu】is close to West Lake Park and Quanzhou Museum, very convenient for exhibitions and lakeside walks. All major popular attractions are within a 10-minute drive, with free parking in the courtyard. ☀️A sunny, fish pond, and tree-shadowed leisure courtyard. Have a cup of coffee and bask in the sun in the courtyard—so lazy and leisurely!! 🛏️The rooms are super spacious and bright, with a simple and quiet environment. The bedding is soft and extremely comfortable, complete with disposable toiletries, and the details are very thoughtful❤️ Open the door to enjoy tea in the small courtyard and feel the tranquility of the moment. After a day of fun, you can also soak in the bathtub to relieve fatigue😉 💡Thoughtful service adds extra points👍🏻 The housekeeper is always online, robot food delivery service for lazy guests, plus laundry and fitness areas. The homestay offers free breakfast and 4 coffee vouchers—wow wow wow!! It’s simply a coffee lover’s dream😍 Absolutely love it💯

Fujian Quanzhou Trip 19 The second stop of the Quanzhou self-guided tour: from West Lake Park, take the very convenient local Xiaobai bike. After more than half an hour's ride, arrive at the Tianhou Temple for a visit and reverence. The temple was originally built in the 2nd year of Qingyuan in the Southern Song Dynasty (1196), initially named Shunji Palace; it was upgraded to Tianfei Palace during the Yuan Dynasty; during the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, Zheng He petitioned for its reconstruction; in the 23rd year of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty (1684), after Shi Lang unified Taiwan, the imperial court honored Mazu as "Tianhou," officially naming it Tianhou Temple and expanding it; in 1988, it was listed as a national key cultural relic protection unit. The overall architecture of Tianhou Temple faces south with a north-south central axis symmetry. Along the central axis are the mountain gate, opera stage, worship courtyard, Tianhou Hall, sleeping hall, and dressing tower; on both sides are east and west wing rooms, pavilions, and gazebos. Tianhou Hall features a double-eaved hip roof, preserving Song Dynasty stone pillars and Ming and Qing wooden structures. Inside the hall is an imperial plaque inscribed by Emperor Yongzheng reading "Divine Manifestation Across the Sea." The mountain gate faces the Deji Gate ruins (the south gate of Song and Yuan Quanzhou city), with red bricks, white stone, and swallowtail ridges showcasing the style of Minnan official architecture.Travel DiaryCultural CustomsNotesTravel GuideTravelStyle Travel QuanzhouTravel Handbookof QuanzhouTemple Trip

Who says Quanzhou only has West Street and Zanhua? This time I discovered a fairy tale kingdom hidden by the sea — Quanzhou Oulebao Resort. Here, you can stay in a hotel where you can feed giraffes, walk through a dreamy deep-sea tunnel, check in at a swan castle that looks like it was moved from Europe, and watch a stunning grand circus! Just back from there, keep this nanny-level guide to perfectly recreate my dream trip. 【📍 Highlights: One-stop Ocean Fairy Tale Resort】 · Immersive themed experience: This is not just a simple amusement park, but a comprehensive resort integrating ocean polar regions, animal interactions, castle amusement, themed accommodations, and international shows, fulfilling all your fairy tale fantasies in one place. · Top accommodation experience: Highly recommend staying at the "Giraffe Manor Hotel," where you can truly experience the wonder of seeing giraffes through your window and watching the sea from the terrace. You can even hand-feed giraffes at breakfast, making it a romantic choice for families and couples. · Perfect photo spots: Whether it’s the blue of the deep-sea tunnel, the grandeur of the Swan Castle, or the dynamic seaside rides, every corner is super photogenic, making it easy to snap “wow” photos for your social circle. 【🗺️ Perfect 2-day 1-night itinerary (copy as you like)】 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟏: Check in to the wonderland, encounter the ocean and magic · Afternoon: After arrival, check in at Giraffe Manor Hotel. Drop off your luggage and take the free shuttle bus directly to the Underwater World. · Evening: Watch the beautiful mermaid show at Underwater World and stroll through the deep-sea tunnel. Then head to the dolphin pavilion for a show or book an interaction. Don’t miss the highlight — the Russian Grand Circus (check showtimes in advance), with breathtaking aerial acrobatics and animal training performances. · Night: If you have energy, try some night-open rides or enjoy the castle’s night view within the park. 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟐: Castle roaming, embrace cute pets and joy · Early morning: Have breakfast at the Giraffe Restaurant, the highlight of the day! Giraffes will poke their heads through the window, and you can hand-feed them and capture unique interaction videos. · Morning: Head to the fairy tale world area, focus on the landmark Swan Castle, take photos with the castle by the sea, and enjoy sea-facing rides like the “Sunset Flyer.” · Afternoon: Visit the petting zoo for close contact with adorable animals. Then, depending on time, revisit missed spots or buy souvenirs before happily heading home. 【🚗 Complete transportation guide (how to get there hassle-free)】 · Plane: Arrive at Quanzhou Jinjiang International Airport, taxi to the resort about 40 minutes. · High-speed rail: Arrive at Quanzhou East Station, taxi about 25 minutes; or take bus 707 directly from the station. · Self-driving (recommended): Navigate to “Quanzhou Oulebao Resort.” · From Quanzhou city: about 30 minutes · From Xiamen: about 1 hour · From Putian: about 1 hour · On-site transport: Hotel guests can take free shuttle buses to and from various park areas, very convenient. 【🌸 In-depth analysis of 5 must-visit spots】 1. Underwater World & Deep-sea Tunnel: A dreamy blue world with thousands of fish swimming overhead. Mermaid show times are fixed; it’s best to secure a good spot early. The tunnel is perfect for silhouette and atmospheric photos. 2. Swan Castle: The core landmark in the fairy tale world area, a European-style castle by the sea, like stepping back to the Middle Ages. Recommended to visit in the afternoon for soft lighting and postcard-worthy photos. 3. Giraffe Manor Hotel: More than just accommodation, it’s a core experience. Be sure to choose a room with interactive windows or a terrace. Have your phone ready at breakfast to capture adorable moments of giraffes poking their heads in for food. 4. Russian Grand Circus: An international-level show featuring equestrian acts, aerial flying, magic, and animal training, lasting about an hour with grand scenes, definitely worth the ticket price. (Note: Check the daily show schedule in advance via the official account or park entrance.) 5. Petting Zoo & Dolphin Interaction: Perfect for families with kids, allowing close observation and feeding of various gentle animals. Dolphin interaction requires extra paid booking but offers a rare chance to get close to these ocean spirits. 【🌟 Super practical TIPS (must-have for a perfect trip)】 · Accommodation advice: If budget allows, choose Giraffe Manor Hotel for a unique experience. You can also opt for Baocuan Hotel or Zhenghe Hotel within the resort, each with different styles and shuttle service. · Tickets and reservations: Buy tickets in advance on official platforms or travel apps for discounts. Check showtimes for the Russian Grand Circus and animal performances ahead to plan your route. · Clothing and gear: · The park is large, so wear comfortable sneakers. · Strong UV by the sea, prepare sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses. · Wear bright or white clothes for better photos at the castle and aquarium. Bring a simple dress for castle photos. · Dining: Multiple themed restaurants and snack stalls inside the park with moderate prices. You can bring a small amount of sealed snacks and water. · Best visiting time: Spring and autumn (March-May, September-November) have the most comfortable weather. Avoid summer holidays and public holidays for a better experience. This fairy tale kingdom just an hour’s drive from Xiamen perfectly blends romance, joy, and fantasy. Whether it’s a couple’s date, family trip, or friends’ check-in, everyone can find their happiness here. Keep this guide and head to Quanzhou for a date with the ocean and castle! Quanzhou Oulebao

At Swan Castle by the sea, dream of being an escaping princess🧚🏻 In the deep-sea tunnel, have an appointment to walk with the fish🧜 On the sunset coaster, have a warm embrace with the sea🚂 By the morning light window, say hello to the deer🦒 Quanzhou is not just about West Street and Zanhua💐 At this seaside castle🏰, I saw a fairy tale come to life‼️ Just got back, nanny-level guide is ready, quickly save it~ · ☑️About transportation🚗 ✈️|Arrive at Quanzhou Jinjiang International Airport, taxi about 40min 🚄|Arrive at "Quanzhou East Station," taxi 25min or take bus 707 directly 🚙|Self-driving navigation: Quanzhou Oulebao Resort (Zhangban Town, Hui'an County) · Quanzhou city center: about 30min · Xiamen: about 1h · Putian: about 1h 🛺|Hotel shuttle bus is free, no walking between parks! · ☑️Itinerary🗺️ 𝐃𝐚𝐲❶ Check in at Giraffe Hotel🦒 in the afternoon ➠ head straight to the Underwater World🐠 ➠ Watch the mermaid show🧜 ➠ Dolphin interaction🐬 ➠ Enjoy the Russian circus🎪 ➠ Play amusement rides🎢 𝐃𝐚𝐲❷ Breakfast & feeding at Giraffe Restaurant📸 ➠ Check in at the fairy tale seaside castle🏰 ➠ Visit the petting zoo to cuddle cute animals ➠ Happy return · ☑️Photo spots📷 ✔️Underwater tunnel|Dreamy blue atmosphere fully charged🈵 ✔️Giraffe Manor|One-click unlock African wilderness scenes🦒 ✔️Swan Castle|Pretend to be a princess escaping from a European castle🏰 ✔️Rapid river ride|Capture thrilling splashes🌊 ✔️Pet interaction area|Soft and cute little animals are really adorable🥰 · ☑️Travel Tips📮 ❶Stay at Giraffe Manor Hotel! Watch giraffes by the window, sea view from the terrace, breakfast feeding is super cute🪟 ❷Check the show times in advance to avoid missing out🕒 ❸Bring sunscreen hat🧢 + sunglasses🕶️ + comfortable shoes👟, no tired legs after a day ❹Bring some snacks, the park is big and you’ll get hungry🥫 Come to Quanzhou for a seaside fairy tale date✨

Hidden in Huaxiang, Quanzhou, Longling Huaxiang No. 52 Homestay The lobby has no extra fancy decorations, featuring a full American vintage vibe, quiet and classy, with a built-in atmospheric filter perfect for photos. The room is clean and spacious 🛏️ The lighting is super comfortable, and the bedding is soft and cozy. It even carries the scent of sunshine, making you not want to get up once you lie down 🛏️ The pink church and creative shops in Huaxiang are great for strolling! Next door are Afen Braised Noodles, Tusu Jelly, Manjian Cake, Grandma Hou’s Rice Dumplings, and Mianxian Porridge... You can eat different dishes from morning till night 🍜 🚶 A 10-minute walk to Kaiyuan Temple Super convenient for eating and shopping, peaceful yet lively, so comfortable~ My Dream Room

For sisters who love ancient charm, this trip focused on a casual stroll through Quanzhou West Street, and it turned out to be full of surprises everywhere! Walking along the old street, the ancient red brick houses stand side by side with lively little shops, instantly creating a rich atmosphere. I grabbed a cup of local Min-style tea from Hu Jian, its refreshing taste perfectly matching the pace of eating and exploring. Holding it while taking photos with the ancient houses in the background was so fitting. I was drawn to the colorful and cute little stone lions in a cultural and creative shop and decisively bought one as a souvenir, feeling like I could bring Quanzhou’s good luck home with me. When hungry, I randomly picked a shop—there’s no need to deliberately look for popular spots with the street full of authentic local vibes. During the day, the ancient and solid Dongxi Tower is impressive; at night, the lights make it dazzling and lively. Both kinds of beauty are intoxicating. Quanzhou West Street is perfect for slowing down and enjoying this relaxed feeling without rushing. It’s so healing~✨

New route for family outings in Guangzhou! A forest-style flower path directly reachable by subway, walking from an art garden to a sky garden, breathing fresh air and enjoying the scenery along the way. A 6-7 hour city walk that’s easy and relaxing, offering an immersive parent-child experience of Guangzhou’s nature and romance. Kids have fun, and parents can relax~ This route captures the beauty of Guangzhou’s spring without the crowds, only lush greenery and blooming flowers everywhere. Walk and explore with your kids, learn about different plants, admire unique sculptures, and climb up for panoramic views of Guangzhou city. Unlock precious parent-child moments in nature. The entire route is accessible by subway, no need to drive, making outings with kids super worry-free. ✅ Family-friendly one-day city walk route Guangzhou Sculpture Park → Yundao → Jufang Garden → Honghu Tower → Luhu Park → Xinghai Park → Baiyun Xian Pavilion → Yuntai Garden → Yunluo Botanical Garden ⏰ Duration: 6-7 hours, adjustable anytime based on kids’ condition, easy pace without rushing 🚇 Transportation: Subway Line 11, “Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine” Station Exit C leads directly to Sculpture Park. The entire route is connected by pedestrian paths, mostly flat and stroller-friendly, but some sections require attention. ✅ Highlights & photo spots for families at each attraction 1️⃣ Guangzhou Sculpture Park (30 minutes): Artistic start! Various sculptures scattered on a large lawn. Let kids learn about different sculpture shapes and run around to warm up—perfect for kids to release energy. 2️⃣ Yundao (30 minutes): Guangzhou’s version of the “sky greenway.” City skyline on the left, lush greenery on the right. Kids get excited walking on the suspended walkway, with views of Canton Tower and opportunities to identify buildings together. 3️⃣ Jufang Garden + Honghu Tower (1 hour): A hidden gem garden by Luhu Lake. A gentle 20-minute uphill walk to the top of a 5-story tower, easy enough for kids to climb themselves. From the top, enjoy views of Canton Tower and the East and West Towers. The breeze is super relaxing—a highlight of the family hike. 4️⃣ Luhu Park (1 hour): Stroll along the lakeside boardwalk with clear water and swans swimming, which kids love. In autumn and winter, the bald cypress trees turn golden and orange like a painting. Spring brings colorful flowers, perfect for photos. 5️⃣ Xinghai Park (20 minutes): Check out the Xian Xinghai sculpture. Bougainvillea blooms vibrantly near Xinghai Bridge. Learn about the musician’s story while playing and exploring. The small park is quiet, letting kids roam freely. 6️⃣ Baiyun Xian Pavilion (20 minutes): A tranquil Taoist courtyard in the bustling city, with blue tiles, white walls, and ancient trees. Let kids experience the serenity of a traditional Chinese garden, away from city noise, calming their mood. 7️⃣ Yuntai Garden (1 hour): Known as the “Pearl of Flower City,” featuring the Great Bay Rooster, cascading waterfalls, rose garden, and European-style Roman colonnades. Feels like stepping into a foreign garden. Take photos with kids in the sea of flowers, full of atmosphere. 8️⃣ Yunluo Botanical Garden (1.5 hours): The grand finale! A 2-km aerial walkway through the forest canopy, passing bald cypress groves, tropical rainforests, and seasonal flower seas. Teach kids about tropical plants and immerse in nature—romantic and ever-changing. ✅ Practical tips for family outings ❶ Lots of walking, so dress kids in comfortable sneakers, and parents too. Bring spare clothes for kids in case of sweat. ❷ Bring sunscreen and mosquito repellent; spring has many insects. Pack water and snacks in a small backpack to replenish energy anytime. ❸ Keep your phone handy for photos to capture precious moments of your kids playing. ❹ Avoid weekends and holidays if possible; weekdays are less crowded, making outings with kids easier and more relaxed. ❺ Some sections of Yunluo Botanical Garden have stairs. Parents with strollers can take gentler paths. Plan your route in advance. 【Accommodation】 🏨 Guangzhou High-end family-friendly hotel with high-floor scenic rooms and exclusive children’s amenities. Located right in the shopping district, very convenient for dining and shopping. 🏨 Xiangjiang Hotel Guangzhou Family-themed hotel with various cartoon-themed rooms. Shuttle bus directly to Chimelong attractions, kids love it, with a children’s playground on site. 🏨 Thani Hot Spring Resort Conghua Guangzhou Forest-style hot spring hotel with cozy family rooms and outdoor hot spring pools. After playing with kids, soak in the hot springs to relax and unwind.

Quanzhou is going crazy in March ahhh🤯! Falling into the spring dream of "half city fireworks, half city fairy," so beautiful it feels like "becoming a deity on the spot," yet so exciting you "don’t want to hit the brakes"!! · ----- Family, who understands😭! While other places are still shivering in the spring chill, Quanzhou in March seems to be favored by both spring and the gods. The sunshine is warm, flowers are blooming brilliantly, and the ancient temples echo with Buddhist chants, exuding the unique charm of "half city fireworks, half city fairy," making people "become a deity on the spot" 🥹! The cherry blossoms at Kaiyuan Temple bloom wildly in the spring breeze, like a pink dream sprinkled by the gods; the ancient houses on West Street emit a rustic aura under the sunlight, telling stories of a thousand years; the aroma of mianxian porridge fills the streets and alleys, making mouths water. I thought I could leisurely enjoy the slow springtime here, but the dazzling sights and joyful atmosphere got me so hyped I didn’t want to stop, couldn’t get enough of the fun 🥳! Here’s a super complete guide, quickly save it 🐎! · ----- 🌤️ Weather & Outfit In March, Quanzhou’s temperature ranges from about 13°C to 21°C. The weather is like a gentle fairy, sometimes the sun shines softly, sometimes a light breeze brushes your face, and occasionally there’s a little rain 🌦️. During the day, when the sun is out, the temperature is comfortable—not too hot or cold; at night, it’s a bit cooler with some chill. For layering, it’s recommended to wear a long-sleeve shirt or a thin knit sweater inside, paired with a light windbreaker or casual blazer outside, so you can easily add or remove layers as the temperature changes. For bottoms, jeans or wide-leg pants work well, paired with comfortable sneakers or white shoes for long walks. Wearing a beret on your head keeps you warm and adds a touch of fashion. Last time I went to Quanzhou, I didn’t bring enough thick outerwear and shivered at night😭. 📸 Must-Visit Photo Spots 1. Kaiyuan Temple: March at Kaiyuan Temple is a spring feast of Quanzhou’s Buddhist culture 🤩! It’s the largest Buddhist temple in Fujian, with a long history and grand architecture. The East and West Twin Pagodas inside are iconic landmarks of Quanzhou, solemn and majestic. At this time, the cherry blossoms inside the temple are in full bloom, with pink flowers contrasting beautifully with the ancient buildings, creating a poetic and picturesque scene. The best time to visit is early morning when there are fewer tourists, and sunlight falls on the temple roofs and cherry blossoms, creating wonderful light and shadow effects—perfect for photos. Taking pictures with the twin pagodas and cherry blossoms as the background will give you shots full of Zen and beauty 📷! 2. West Street: Spring on West Street is like a spring exhibition corridor of Quanzhou’s ancient charm 😱! It’s the best-preserved ancient street in Quanzhou, lined with many Minnan-style old houses and unique shops. Strolling along West Street, you can taste various Quanzhou specialties like mianxian porridge, runbing vegetables, and tusundong jelly, and also enjoy traditional Minnan architecture and folk culture performances. The best time to experience it is in the afternoon when the sun is just right, and the street is bustling with lively life. Taking photos with the old houses and shops as the background captures its lively and rustic atmosphere 👍. 3. Qingyuan Mountain: March at Qingyuan Mountain is a spring ecological paradise gifted by nature 🤤! It’s known as the mother mountain of Quanzhou, with many natural landscapes and cultural relics such as Laojun Rock, Thousand-Hand Rock, and Tiger Milk Spring. You can hike on the mountain, breathe fresh air, enjoy beautiful natural scenery, and visit various historical sites to feel the rich cultural heritage of Quanzhou. The best time to visit is at dusk when the sunset’s afterglow drapes the mountain in a golden veil, creating a very romantic scene. Taking photos with Qingyuan Mountain and the sunset as the background captures this beautiful moment. 🍜 Must-Eat to Warm Your Stomach ✅ Mianxian Porridge: You must try this specialty when you come to Quanzhou 🥰! It’s made mainly from thin noodles cooked into a porridge-like consistency, paired with toppings like vinegar pork, braised eggs, and oysters. The broth is rich and flavorful, and the toppings are plentiful—you can choose different combinations according to your taste. ✅ Runbing Vegetables: Another classic Quanzhou delicacy 🤗! It uses paper-thin runbing wrappers to wrap various vegetables, meats, and seafood, offering a rich taste and balanced nutrition. The making process is very fun, and you can participate in making it yourself, adding to the dining enjoyment. 💡 Hard-Earned Tips / Money-Saving Secrets ▪️ Transportation: In Quanzhou city, you can take buses or shared bikes, which are convenient and affordable. For farther spots like Qingyuan Mountain, you can take a bus or taxi. Bus rides can be paid by mobile phone, very convenient. ▪️ Ticket Booking: For popular attractions like Kaiyuan Temple and Qingyuan Mountain, it’s best to book tickets online in advance to avoid waiting in line and wasting time. Sometimes online booking offers discounts, saving you some money. ▪️ Food Guide: When tasting food in Quanzhou, try looking for eateries in local alleys and residential areas, where food is often more authentic and affordable. You can also ask locals for food recommendations—they’ll enthusiastically share their favorite spots. 🚗 Lazy Route Reference Day 1: Arrive in Quanzhou in the morning, check into the hotel, drop off luggage, then head to Kaiyuan Temple to admire the ancient temple architecture and cherry blossoms, and take photos. Have lunch at a restaurant near Kaiyuan Temple, tasting mianxian porridge. In the afternoon, continue exploring the alleys and old houses around Kaiyuan Temple. In the evening, enjoy various foods on West Street and experience the lively atmosphere of the ancient street. Transportation: walking + bus. Highlights: check in at Kaiyuan Temple and West Street, taste mianxian porridge. Day 2: In the morning, go to Qingyuan Mountain by bus or taxi, then start hiking to enjoy the natural scenery and cultural relics. Have lunch at a restaurant on Qingyuan Mountain, tasting local farmhouse dishes. In the afternoon, continue exploring Qingyuan Mountain, visiting spots like Laojun Rock. Return to the city hotel to rest in the evening. Transportation: bus/taxi + hiking. Highlights: check in at Qingyuan Mountain, enjoy hiking. Day 3: Spend the morning freely near the hotel, visit local markets, and buy some special souvenirs. After lunch near the hotel, pack up and prepare to leave. Transportation: walking. Highlights: buy special souvenirs, experience local market atmosphere. 🎒 Essential Gear List ▪️ Umbrella or raincoat: March in Quanzhou may have rain, so bring an umbrella or raincoat to be ready for rainy weather and avoid getting wet 🌂. ▪️ Comfortable backpack: You’ll need to carry some items like water, snacks, and a camera during your trip. A comfortable backpack makes your travel easier and more convenient 🎒. ▪️ Power bank: When out, your phone and other electronic devices drain power quickly. Bring a power bank to charge your devices anytime and avoid running out of battery 🔋. ------ Quanzhou in March is a beautiful spring dream of "half city fireworks, half city fairy." Be sure to prepare for rain, keep warm, and charge your devices 🥰! Choose a good weather day and go for it, dear friends 🐛! By the way, wearing Hanfu for photos at the attractions adds an amazing ancient charm 😉!

Traveling to Quanzhou, choosing the right accommodation location really saves a lot of time! This time I chose a place near East Lake Park - Yinyue Meishu Villa. It’s within walking distance to Guanyin Palace, and just a few kilometers to the Ancient City and West Street. You can explore and eat without detours. Here’s a super smooth 3-day 2-night itinerary, just follow it and you’re good to go~ 🌟 Day 1: Leisurely stroll around East Lake, unlock local life vibes 🌸 East Lake Park Zoo (261 meters on foot): Start the morning by visiting the tiny zoo, home to red pandas and monkeys. Perfect for family trips or animal lovers. Then take a walk in East Lake Park to feel the morning atmosphere of Quanzhou. 🙏 Guanyin Palace (<100 meters on foot): After the park, visit Guanyin Palace, a traditional Minnan-style ancient building. The incense burning isn’t very busy, so you can quietly experience local customs and take some great photos. 🍜 Local breakfast on Huxin Street: Back near your accommodation on Huxin Street, have a bowl of vermicelli soup with fried dough sticks, vinegar pork, and large intestines. The authentic Minnan flavors are fully loaded. 🏮 Tonghuai Guanyue Temple (1.3 km by taxi): In the afternoon, visit Guanyue Temple to feel the passion of Minnan people for their faith. Remember to prepare small change for incense money. You can also try drawing a fortune poem at the temple entrance. 🌟 Day 2: Ancient City + West Street, immersive Minnan food and culture 🏯 Quanzhou Ancient City (1.5 km by taxi): Head straight to the Ancient City in the morning. It’s open 24 hours with free admission. Walk through the alleys to see red brick old houses and traditional tea houses. Every snapshot is a vintage masterpiece. 🕌 Kaiyuan Temple (within 2 km walking): Walk from the Ancient City to Kaiyuan Temple. For just 7 yuan, you can visit this thousand-year-old temple. The East and West Pagodas are Quanzhou’s landmarks—make sure to take a group photo. The ancient banyan tree inside the temple is also very charming. 🍢 West Street food crawl all afternoon (2.9 km by taxi): West Street is Quanzhou’s food hub. Try runbing (spring roll), tusundong (sea worm jelly), roasted meat zongzi, and four-fruit soup one by one. Don’t miss taking trendy photos at the Bell Tower. When the lights come on at night, the atmosphere is even better. 🌟 Day 3: Qingyuan Mountain + Folk Culture, experience Quanzhou’s nature and heritage ⛰️ Qingyuan Mountain (4 km by taxi): Climb Qingyuan Mountain in the morning. This 5A scenic spot offers great value. Laojun Rock is a must-see photo spot. The mountain path isn’t steep, and walking slowly you can overlook the cityscape of Quanzhou. 💐 Xunpu Folk Culture Village (7.5 km by taxi): In the afternoon, visit Xunpu Village. For just a few dozen yuan, you can try flower hairpins and wear Minnan costumes for a fisherwoman photo shoot. You can also see houses built with oyster shells and experience the unique fishing village culture. 💡 Accommodation: This time I stayed at Yinyue Meishu Villa (Quanzhou Ancient City East Lake Park branch) right next to East Lake Park. The zero-pressure memory pillows and deep sleep mattresses in the rooms are super comfortable. After a day of exploring, lying down here means instant sleep. There’s also the Yuelan Deluxe Cinema King Room equipped with a Skyworth HD projector. If you don’t want to go out at night, staying in to watch movies is super cozy~

Solo Female Travel Legend|4 Safe and Healing Cities Where You Can Have Fun Alone✨ Traveling alone means no compromises, just freedom and relaxation🌿 Carefully selected 4 cities with good safety, slow pace, and great photo opportunities High-speed rail access, budget-friendly, stress-free solo travel, no risks 1️⃣ Quanzhou, Fujian|Half City of Fireworks, Half City of Immortals🏮 Safety Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A millennium-old World Heritage ancient city with simple folk customs, safe for night strolls Not overly commercialized, streets full of everyday life Must-visit spots ▪️ Kaiyuan Temple: East and West towers facing each other, red walls and ancient temple perfect for photos ▪️ West Street: Walk the ancient street and taste all Minnan snacks ▪️ Luoyang Bridge: Watch the tides and feel the poetic charm of the ancient bridge ▪️ Qingjing Mosque: Exotic architecture, perfect for casual photo shoots Food List🍜 Mianxian porridge, runbing (spring roll), ginger duck, tusundong (sea worm jelly) Spend just 20+ RMB per person to eat until full, super fun to explore and eat alone Solo Highlights Slow-paced city walk, temples and cafes hidden in alleys No rush, perfect for daydreaming, photography, and tea drinking 2️⃣ Weihai, Shandong|A Healing Blue Seaside Town🌊 Safety Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Clean and tidy, friendly roads, warm and kind locals The northern seaside’s top spot, few people, beautiful scenery without crowds Must-visit spots ▪️ Torch 8th Street: Japanese-style fresh vibe, seaside road perfect for photos ▪️ Weihai Park: Giant photo frame landmark, coastal walkway great for strolls ▪️ Maotou Mountain: Drive or bike, cliffside sea views so stunning you’ll be speechless ▪️ Hanlefong: Enjoy Korean food and exotic atmosphere Food List🦪 Seafood hotpot, mackerel dumplings, Korean BBQ Fresh and affordable, great seafood even when alone Solo Highlights Sea breeze heals all sadness Watch sunrises and sunsets, chase blue tears, full solo vibe 3️⃣ Mile, Yunnan|Healing Hot Springs and Flower Sea Town🌸 Safety Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Quieter than Dali, warmer than Kunming, off the beaten path Pleasant climate, fully relaxed throughout Must-visit spots ▪️ Dongfeng Yun: Artistic architecture, feels like a fairy tale from abroad ▪️ Taiping Lake Forest: Flower seas covering hills, photos come with natural filters ▪️ Huquan Ecological Park: Walk and daydream, experience slow living ▪️ Banshan Hot Springs: Soak and relax, enjoy even when alone Food List🍲 Braised chicken, rice noodles, blueberries, flower cakes Light and tasty, never tiring Yunnan southern flavors Solo Highlights Double healing with hot springs + flower seas Slow pace so comfortable, perfect for zoning out and self-healing 4️⃣ Suzhou, Jiangsu|Gentle Water Town of Jiangnan🍃 Safety Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ancient city with good security, friendly locals, safe for night walks Soft Wu dialect, scenic every step, gentle to the core Must-visit spots ▪️ Humble Administrator’s Garden / Lingering Garden: Jiangnan gardens, scenic every step ▪️ Pingjiang Road: Hand-rowed boats, storytelling opera, artsy shops ▪️ Shantang Street: Red lantern night scenes, dream back to Jiangnan ▪️ Ou Garden: Lesser-known garden, quiet and great for photos Food List🍡 Suzhou-style soup noodles, crab roe xiaolongbao, osmanthus cake, sweet porridge Sweet and savory, just right for solo dining Solo Highlights Wear Hanfu and stroll on bluestone paths Listen to storytelling opera, visit gardens, live life like poetry Solo Female Travel Tips💡 ▪️ Book accommodation in advance, choose city center/business district for safety ▪️ Carry your ID, keep valuables secure ▪️ Avoid dark alleys at night, travel with company or return early ▪️ Keep your phone charged, check in with family anytime No need to wait for anyone, no need to coordinate time Set off alone and meet a better you💫

It’s not that Japan is unaffordable, but Fujian’s thousand-acre cherry blossom garden offers better value! The most complete 2026 Qingliu Laifang Cherry Blossom Garden Guide This is not Wuhan, nor Japan, but Qingliu Laifang Cherry Blossom Garden located in Sanming, Fujian. Just this February, this "sea of cherry blossoms" was featured on the People’s Daily video channel and praised by CCTV as the "Best Cherry Blossom Viewing Spot in the Country." The mountains are covered in layers of pink blossoms, making it the pinnacle of cherry blossom viewing in Fujian! If you also yearn for a grand spring romance, be sure to save this latest 2026 guide. Why Qingliu Laifang? It’s not just a sea of flowers, but a mountain and sea experience The first time I came here, I was stunned by the scene before me. Over 2,000 acres of forest with 300,000 cherry blossom trees blooming wildly—not just scattered decorations in a city park, but entire mountain tops and valleys painted pink. This place was invested and built by Mr. Jian Wentong, a Taiwanese compatriot, pouring in the cherry blossom passion of two generations, transforming what was once barren mountains into today’s popular check-in spot. Walking through it, you feel not only the grandeur of nature but also the craftsmanship and warmth that cross the strait. 🌸 2026 Cherry Blossom Viewing Guide 1. Best Viewing Period: Start now and embark on a pink promise This year’s cherry blossom season has already begun. According to the latest flower news, early bloomers like Da Feng cherry and Kawazu cherry are in full bloom; the best viewing period for Chinese red cherry and Yaezakura is from mid to late February; and the largest area in the park, the Red Pink Beauty cherry, is expected to peak during the Spring Festival (mid to late February). Right now, the mountains are bursting with blossoms, layers of delicate pink petals—every snap is a naturally atmospheric masterpiece without any color editing. 2. Practical Information · Detailed Address: No. 100, Yinghua Road, Yaojia Village, Laifang Town, Qingliu County, Sanming City, Fujian Province (You can directly search “Qingliu Laifang Cherry Blossom Garden” for navigation) · Opening Hours: Daily 08:30 - 17:30 · Ticket Reference: · Admission Ticket: About 40-50 RMB/person (previous years around 40 RMB, during this year’s Spring Festival event 50 RMB, subject to on-site announcement) · Sightseeing Shuttle: About 20-25 RMB/person (the park is large, recommended to take the shuttle uphill and stroll down slowly) 🚗 Transportation Guide: Driving is the best choice Since the cherry blossom garden is located in the mountains, driving is the most convenient and fastest way. · From Sanming city center: about 2 hours by car. · From Yong’an: about 1.5 hours by car. · From Fuzhou: via Fuyin Expressway and Changshen Expressway, about 3.5 hours by car. · From Xiamen: via Xiasha Expressway and Changshen Expressway, about 3 hours by car. If you prefer public transport, take the high-speed train to Qingliu Station, then taxi for about 40 minutes to the garden, costing around 50-60 RMB. 📸 Photo Spots and Outfit Suggestions · Best Shooting Time: Early morning and evening have the softest light, perfect for portraits; at noon when light is strong, use the shadows under cherry trees for close-ups. · Must-Visit Spots: · Cherry Blossom Avenue: branches on both sides intertwine into a romantic pink archway, whether strolling or running shots, it offers great depth. · Viewing Platform: Be sure to climb up! Overlooking the entire valley, the sea of flowers, ancient village, and distant mountains come into view. At that moment, you’ll feel life is truly worth it. · Outfit Inspiration: · Light Colors: A white long dress is always a safe choice, looking ethereal against the pink background. · Matching Colors: Wear rose pink or light purple clothes matching the cherry blossoms for a harmonious and striking look. · Special Costumes: Hanfu or JK uniforms perfectly match the atmosphere here. The park also offers Hanfu rentals, making it easy to shoot classic style photos. 🌼 More Than Cherry Blossoms: New 2026 Experiences Unlocked This year, the cherry blossom garden is truly more than just "flower viewing." To welcome the Spring Festival, the park has launched a series of new activities covering eating, drinking, playing, entertainment, and lodging all in one place: · Fun in the Flower Sea: · Petting Zoo: alpacas, rabbits, mini pigs... parents with kids definitely don’t want to miss this. · Spring Festival Fair: ring toss, archery, pot throwing—relive the festive childhood fun. · Hearth Tea Brewing: the popular hearth tea brewing can also be experienced here. Under the cherry trees, light a charcoal fire, roast some tangerines, the mingling aroma of tea and flowers is the true springtime leisure. · Night Cherry Blossom Viewing: ground lights are set under the trees, and when night falls, the illuminated blossoms create a dreamy romantic atmosphere. · Eating in Laifang: · Many snack stalls at the park entrance offer candied hawthorn, takoyaki, smoked flavors, so no worries about hunger. · Want something more formal? Try the local specialties like Nanshan Village kiln chicken and Dongshan New Year pig feast, authentic Hakka flavors. · Even more interesting, the town has artistic cafes like Shanhe Market and Old House Coffee, where you can enjoy a cup of coffee in a classical setting and steal a moment of leisure. 🏡 Nearby Attractions: Play to Your Heart’s Content Since you’re in Qingliu, it would be a pity to only visit the cherry blossom garden. 1. Laifang Ancient Residences (Highly Recommended) · Distance: only 10 minutes by car from the cherry blossom garden. · Highlights: Over 100 well-preserved Ming and Qing dynasty Hakka ancient houses with blue bricks and black tiles, carved beams and painted rafters, nestled deep in the mountains like a paradise. The village has Zhenwu Temple, Guan Di Temple, Laifang Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum, offering a deep cultural experience of Hakka heritage. 2. Accommodation Options · Nanshan Nan Hotel: located inside the Cross-Strait Tea Expo Park, surrounded by vast tea mountains, with scenic views from the window, wake up to birdsong and count stars at night. · Characteristic Homestays: Several homestays in Laifang Town priced between 200-500 RMB; booking in advance is recommended during peak season. 💡 Blogger’s Tips 1. Avoid peak times: Weekends are very crowded; if possible, visit on weekdays. If you must go on weekends, arrive early (before 9 AM). 2. Mind the temperature difference: Mountain areas have large temperature swings between morning and night, bring a jacket to keep warm. 3. Protect the flowers: Cherry blossoms are beautiful, but please do not pick or break branches so more people can enjoy the beauty. 4. Check flower updates: Before setting off, follow official WeChat accounts like “You Ran Laifang” or park announcements to confirm the latest bloom status and opening info. --- Spring romance is fleeting, and this thousand-acre pink sea of flowers praised by People’s Daily is waiting for you. Instead of watching others’ springtime on social media, why not set off yourself and keep an appointment with spring? In 2026, we’ll meet at Qingliu Laifang Cherry Blossom Garden—don’t miss it!

🚶♂️A heartfelt day of blessings, the Minnan Temple Pilgrimage is here~🏮 🏯Lingyuan Temple 📍227 Dingtang South Road, Jinjiang City 🕙6:00-19:00 The first stop is a thousand-year-old temple hidden in Lingyuan Mountain. It's the perfect place to start your morning with peaceful prayers!🙏 🐉Longshan Temple 📍66 Haiba North Road, Jinjiang City 🕙04:30-19:00 One of the most popular temples in Minnan! Known for its bustling incense offerings, it's also a great spot for photography.📸 ⚔Guandi Temple 📍186~198 Tumen Street, Licheng District, Quanzhou City 🕙05:30-18:30 The most iconic Guandi Temple in Minnan! Locals have great faith in it, especially for career and financial blessings!💰 🏮Yuanmiao Temple 📍56 Xinfukou, Licheng District 🕙8:00-17:30 A Taoist sacred site! The red walls and painted beams are steeped in history. Be sure to experience the Taoist philosophy of tranquility and simplicity here. ✨Quanzhou West Street 📍Intersection of Chengxi Road and West Street, Licheng District 🕙Open all day Finally, don't miss West Street for a stroll and some delicious local Minnan snacks! You can also soak in the lively atmosphere of old Quanzhou.🥟🍜 💫Minnan's faith, Minnan's customs, Minnan's joys—all packed into this one-day itinerary! Are you tempted by this temple pilgrimage? Come and immerse yourself in the rich Minnan culture!

When visiting Quanzhou, don't just explore the ancient city! Hop on the retro Ding-Ding tram and ride all the way to the seaside, where you'll find the charming Xunpu Village 🐚 Take your time, enjoy the ride, this is the true rhythm of Quanzhou. ⸻ 🚃 How to ride the Ding-Ding Tram? Quanzhou's sightseeing "Ding-Ding Tram" route passes by the seaside, offering both urban and coastal views along the way. ✔ Retro-style carriages perfect for photos ✔ Affordable ticket prices ✔ Ideal for those who prefer less walking 📌 Recommended to sit by the window 📌 Best lighting for photos in the afternoon ⸻ 🐚 What to do in Xunpu Village? 🌸 Xunpu Women's Floral Hairpins Experience the iconic traditional hairpin culture. You can try it on and take photos on-site—super photogenic! 🌊 Seaside Walkway Fishing boats, stone houses, sea breeze— It’s all about the authentic local vibe, not overly commercialized. Feel the real essence of life here. Taking the Ding-Ding tram to Xunpu Village feels like traveling back in time. From the city to the fishing village, the pace naturally slows down. It’s not one of those big influencer hotspots, but it’s the kind of place where you’ll want to sit back, enjoy the sea breeze, and daydream.

Explore 12 charming small cities around Guangdong province, each offering stunning views, vibrant fireworks, and picture-perfect spots. Ideal for long holidays or China's National Day trips, these destinations are just a 1.5-hour train ride from Guangdong. 1. Chenzhou, Hunan Province Known as the "backyard of Guangdong," Chenzhou is only 1.5 hours away from Guangzhou by high-speed train. This city boasts breathtaking karst mountain landscapes with unique stalactite formations. 2. Weizhou Island, Beihai City A serene, nature-filled island perfect for a slow-paced getaway. Enjoy electric scooter rides around the island, diving, fishing, and swimming. A must-visit for those who love quiet beaches. 3. Zhangzhou (Tianluo – Ancient Earthen Houses) This historic city in the Minnan region (Xiamen–Zhangzhou–Quanzhou) features ancient earthen houses, old streets, mountains, rivers, and temples. Its slower pace and unique charm make it a standout destination. 4. Meizhou Island, Putian City The birthplace of the sea goddess Mazu, Meizhou Island is ranked among China's most beautiful islands by National Geographic. Ride scooters around the island and enjoy romantic orange sunsets. 5. Pingtan Island, Fuzhou City Known for its dramatic cliffs, long coastlines, and European-style wind turbines, Pingtan's sea never disappoints. From April to August, witness the magical "Blue Tears" phenomenon. 6. Kaiyuan Temple, Quanzhou City The largest temple in Fujian province, with over 1,300 years of history dating back to the Tang Dynasty. It's considered the "crown jewel" of Quanzhou's temples. 7. Baise Jingxi, Guangxi Province A natural wonderland with waterfalls, mountains, rivers, grasslands, and caves. It offers a fresh perspective on Guangxi, proving there's more to the province than just Guilin's beauty. 8. Chongzuo, Guangxi Province A border city praised by National Geographic for its stunning mountains and rivers, rivaling Guilin but with fewer crowds. It's affordable and easy to explore. 9. Longyan, Fujian Province No need to visit Japan to see cherry blossoms! Longyan has even graced the cover of World Geography magazine. 10. Fenghuang Ancient Town, Western Hunan Province One of China's most beautiful ancient towns, often described as "heaven on earth." With mountains, rivers, tribal culture, and local cuisine, it exudes a romantic charm. 11. Hong Kong The ultimate city for urban exploration, Hong Kong is vibrant, culturally diverse, and photogenic at every turn. 12. Macau After visiting Hong Kong, many travelers head to Macau for its international vibe, pastel-colored streets, and world-class cuisine. A photographer's paradise. Fly to China and explore these gems!

Quanzhou is a city you must visit at least once in your lifetime. And coming to Quanzhou in winter and staying at Qingpu Cultural Inn (Jinjiang Wulin Branch) is an immersive deep dive into Minnan culture spanning a century. This is not just a hotel, but a living museum of Minnan architecture. 🏮 Stay in a century-old overseas Chinese architectural complex The inn is located in the traditional village of Wulin, Jinjiang, restored from a cluster of Nanyang-style "Fanzi Lou" buildings and Minnan mansions. We stayed in "Huaihe Building," a grand Roman-columned Western-style house. The rooms are modern and comfortable inside, but opening the window reveals exquisite carvings, stained glass, and red brick walls. In the morning, sunlight streams through the courtyard to wake you; in the evening, watch the sunset turn the entire village golden red from the balcony. The blend of history and the present is truly magical. 🎎 Cultural core: a daily art experience Qingpu’s biggest feature is its “art and cultural activities,” different every day, led by local intangible cultural heritage masters. We participated in two sessions: Jincang Embroidery Experience: A unique embroidery technique from Fujian using gold thread to create three-dimensional patterns on silk. The teacher guided us hand-in-hand to stitch a simple leaf, requiring great patience with every stitch. The delicacy and sense of accomplishment upon completion cannot be replaced by any souvenir. Quanzhou String Puppet Show Appreciation and Interaction: In the evening, in the ancient house of the inn, a puppet master performed classic scenes for us. After the show, we tried manipulating the puppets ourselves. Though it looks simple, the mechanisms are cleverly designed and highly entertaining. We instantly understood the charm of this intangible cultural heritage. 🍜 Minnan flavors on your palate Breakfast features authentic misua (thin wheat noodles) porridge with optional toppings, warm and comforting. Afternoon tea offers Minnan specialty pastries paired with Tieguanyin tea. For dinner, you can book Minnan home-style dishes at the inn or walk a few minutes to village restaurants to try local delicacies like Tusu jelly, ginger duck, and vinegar pork. Eating a steaming pot of ginger duck in winter warms you from the stomach to the heart. Wulin village itself is a treasure. During the day, dress up with your bestie in qipao or Nanyang-style dresses (available for rent at the inn) and wander among the staggered red brick buildings, snapping photos as if traveling back to the Republic of China era. It’s much less crowded than Quanzhou West Street, allowing you to quietly appreciate the architectural beauty. Qingpu Cultural Inn gave our Quanzhou trip its soul. It transformed us from “tourists” into “experiencers,” truly touching the texture of Minnan culture. If you and your bestie are interested in history, architecture, and handicrafts, and want a culturally rich winter, this is your perfect choice.

When traveling to Quanzhou, besides visiting West Street, you should also set aside half a day to stroll through the Wulin Traditional Village to admire the charm of the century-old Nanyang-style architectural complex. AJ came here mainly to take photos 📷 but was deeply moved by the history here. The architectural styles include Minnan red brick mansions, modern Gothic, Roman-style Western buildings, and Fanzi buildings, each carrying stories of patriotism and family affection. . 1️⃣ Patriotic Building This grand building was co-built by two overseas Chinese. There is an exhibition inside, and if interested, you can learn about the story behind this residence. 2️⃣ Qiaopi Museum Qiaopi refers to letters and remittances sent between overseas Chinese and their families. It is now the Postal Building! From upstairs, you can see the entire village. 3️⃣ Gun Tower A Roman-style Western building originally used to defend the village. You can overlook the ancient village here, and the view is visually stunning! 4️⃣ Five-Story Mansion Built in 1936, this five-story building features ancient Roman-style Western architecture, while the first and second floors retain traditional Minnan mansion structures! It was designed by a British architect at the time. 5️⃣ Huaiji Tea House The entrance is a classic photo spot where you can capture the eaves. The interior of the shop has a quiet Chinese-style ambiance. 6️⃣ Qingpu Cultural Inn The same style as Zhao Liying’s! AJ specially stayed here for a night to experience the Minnan mansion and Wulin’s night view. It’s also convenient for taking photos early the next morning when fewer people are around 📸 There are five or six mansions in total, and each is a popular photo spot where many photographers come to shoot. 7️⃣ Chaodong Building A three-story Western-style building with ancient Roman architectural style. AJ couldn’t find it at first, but when checking out, the inn’s manager took me to the parking lot and specially showed it to me. · 📍 Navigation: Wulin Traditional Village, Jinjiang, Quanzhou 🅿️ Parking: Large parking lot at the entrance, 10 RMB per visit 🎫 Admission: Free 🙋‍♀️ AJ’s tour route: Patriotic Building - Dedou Building - Huaiji Tea House - Qingpu Cultural Inn - Qiaopi Museum - Five-Story Mansion - Gun Tower - Chaodong Building . 🏠 About accommodation: This place is close to the airport and conveniently on the way to Luojia Temple. AJ stayed at the Qingjin Cultural Palace here the night before returning. The entire guesthouse is an ancient residence, and you can enjoy the night view of Wulin. It’s also very convenient for changing outfits and taking photos the next morning. Additionally, guests get discounts at the tea house and coffee shop.

Here are four carefully selected beautiful cities perfect for a short trip in February, each suitable for a 3-5 day stay. Each city comes with detailed attraction recommendations and unique features, warm and pleasant or full of charm, ideal for a brief winter escape: --- 1. Beihai | Beihai, Guangxi | Warm Winter Seaside and Old Street Memories Why Visit: Beihai in February is as warm as spring (average temperature 18-22°C), avoiding the summer crowds to enjoy the tranquil island, old streets, and the unique Danzhou culture. Suggested Itinerary: 3-4 days (can be combined with Weizhou Island) Must-See Attractions: · Weizhou Island: A volcanic island where you can rent an electric bike to circle the island, check in at Crocodile Mountain Volcano Park, Dripping Danping Sunset, and Colorful Beach Sunrise, and experience the slow life of coral stone residences. · Silver Beach: Known as "The Number One Beach Under Heaven" with fine white sand, perfect for an evening stroll; nearby Qiaogang Style Street offers sweet soups, shrimp cakes, and Vietnamese spring rolls. · Beihai Old Street: A cluster of arcade buildings, try the famous Aunt Li’s shrimp cakes, browse handmade shops, and enjoy the nostalgic atmosphere when lanterns light up at night. · Guantouling: A peaceful place where mountains meet the sea, climb high to gaze at the ocean and explore the reef beach of sea-dried stones. Special Experiences: Daydreaming on the beach, digging for sea snails, attending mass at the Catholic church on Weizhou Island. · -- 2. Wanning | Wanning, Hainan | Surfing Island and Tropical Rainforest Why Visit: More off-the-beaten-path than Sanya, February offers comfortable weather (22-28°C), with surfing, coconut groves, coffee plantations, and pristine bays creating a leisurely holiday vibe. Suggested Itinerary: 4-5 days (can be combined with Lingshui or Xinglong) Must-See Attractions: · Riyue Bay: National surfing training base, perfect for beginners to try surfing; seaside coffee shops are great for photos. · Shimei Bay: Long white sandy beach and clear blue water, visit Phoenix Jiuli Book House and overlook Jiajing Island. · Xinglong Town: A hub of overseas Chinese culture, tour the Xinglong Tropical Botanical Garden, and taste Nanyang-style pastries and Xinglong coffee. · Shenzhou Peninsula: Red and white lighthouse against the blue sea, the sunset feels like stepping into a movie scene. Special Experiences: Surfing lessons, rainforest hiking, exploring the Li ethnic culture at Betel Nut Valley. · -- 3. Pu’er | Pu’er, Yunnan | Tea Mountains, Mist, and Coffee Aroma Why Visit: February average temperature 10-22°C, cool mornings and evenings with clear days, perfect for exploring the Ancient Tea Horse Road, primeval forests, and coffee plantations, unlocking the tranquility of the "World Tea Source." Suggested Itinerary: 3-4 days (can be combined with Xishuangbanna) Must-See Attractions: · Nakeli Ancient Tea Horse Road Town: An old post station with horse hoof prints, experience caravan culture, and press tea cakes by hand. · Pu’er Sun River Forest Park: Get close to red pandas and gibbons, walk through tropical rainforest trails. · Xiaoaozi Coffee Plantation: Immersive experience learning about Yunnan coffee from planting to brewing, taste hand-poured coffee. · Jingmai Mountain (a bit farther): UNESCO World Heritage site, ancient tea forests shrouded in clouds, visit Wengji Ancient Village to see the Bulang ethnic houses. Special Experiences: Tea picking and making, rainforest creek trekking, enjoying Pu’er tea banquets. · -- 4. Quanzhou | Quanzhou, Fujian | Ancient Port Charm and Divine Human World Why Visit: February temperatures are moderate (12-20°C), avoiding the rainy season, stroll through the Minnan ancient city described as "half city of fireworks, half city of immortals," and feel the maritime trade legacy of the Song and Yuan dynasties. Suggested Itinerary: 3-4 days (can be combined with Jinjiang or Hui’an) Must-See Attractions: · West Street Area: Kaiyuan Temple East and West Pagodas, Xiaoxicheng Cultural and Creative Street, Bell Tower, rooftop teahouse overlooking the red-tiled ancient city. · Qingjing Mosque & Guanyue Temple: Side-by-side Islamic architecture and Minnan-style temples showcasing diverse beliefs. · Xunpu Village: Experience the "flower hairpin wrap" style of Xunpu women, photograph oyster shell houses and fishing boat docks. · Luoyang Bridge: Song dynasty ancient bridge known as "the first bridge under heaven," sunset tides create poetic light and shadow. Special Experiences: Listen to Nanyin music, watch puppet shows, taste Mianxian porridge, ginger duck, and four-fruit soup. · -- Warm Tips: · Transportation: Beihai and Wanning are suitable for plane + self-driving/electric scooter rental; Pu’er is best by charter or self-driving; Quanzhou old town is walkable with local shuttle buses. · Clothing: February has a big temperature difference between north and south; Beihai/Wanning prepare summer clothes plus a light jacket; Pu’er needs spring/autumn clothes plus windbreaker; Quanzhou suggests layering for cool mornings and evenings. · Seasonal Highlights: February in Beihai is great for bird watching; Wanning offers comfortable surfing avoiding the rainy season; Pu’er’s tea trees sprout fresh buds; Quanzhou may have lantern festivals around the Lantern Festival (if timing matches, worth experiencing). Choose According to Your Preference: · Seaside Vacation: Beihai, Wanning · Cultural Immersion: Quanzhou · Natural Healing: Pu’er Wishing you find your poetic moments during your short stay in February!

🛕 "18:00 Plane lands in Jinjiang, 15-minute taxi straight to the 'Minnan Time Museum' — Quanzhou Ancient City." The driver said, "Welcome to the World Religious Grand View Garden," and outside the window, the twin towers of Kaiyuan Temple instantly lit up, like two giant "Minnan candles," officially blessing my night tour. 🎫 "Citywide free pass, but 'God Worship KPI' comes free 🙏" West Street → Zhongshan Road → Fuwen Temple, within 500 meters, Buddhism, Taoism, Islam, Catholicism, and Mazu all gathered. I timed it: 15 minutes to complete the "Five Religions Check-in," five religious landmarks popped up on my social media at once, buffs stacked up, clearing this year's retrograde directly. 🍜 "West Street 'Feast' quest 🍜" Yafu spring roll skin costs 3 yuan each, the auntie's speed rivals banknote counters; next door, Zhongji mung bean cakes just out of the oven, the oily fragrance even drowns out the call to prayer from the nearby mosque. One bite, the crispy crust crumbles like "Minnan snowflakes," paired with a 2-yuan ice jelly drink, my throat instantly feels like it's in a 26°C air-conditioned room. 📸 "Secret photo spot ①: Kaiyuan Temple Purple Cloud Screen 📸" Stand 15 meters outside the screen gate, frame the flying eaves + east tower + moon into a triangular composition, before lights out at 23:00 the tower glows with a soft "Buddha light"; remember to use night mode long exposure, car trails turn into golden ribbons, one shot captures the "Song and Yuan night scene" time travel vibe. 🕌 "'Gods' overtime road' after 10 PM 🕌" In front of Fuwen Temple at midnight, an old man is still setting up the "Quanzhou Film Festival," with photos of Mazu processions, Wang Boat sending ceremonies, and Nanyin opera stages taking turns. The old man said, "The ancient city never closes 24/7, gods clock out, people take over." I spent 10 yuan to take a "Flying Fairy" instant photo, instantly pocketing Minnan faith. 🎶 "Free bonus Nanyin Live 🎶" Walking through Rouge Alley, the wooden door creaks open, grandparents start playing pipa and dongxiao, the sound like an old tape slowed down by 0.5x. Recorded 15 seconds on my phone and posted on Xiaohongshu, the comments instantly turned into a big "Please share the playlist" scene — this is the true "Minnan whisper." 🌙 "02:00 Last bang on West Street 🌙" The spring roll skin shop pulls down its shutters, but the incense at the Guan Di Temple still glows red. Carrying my packed garlic branches and pickled radish, I look back: the twin towers' lights are off, only the moonlight covers the ancient city with a layer of "Minnan silver foil." Touring Song and Yuan China for free, but I brought the moonlight of the entire "City of Gods" back to the hotel.

Quanzhou is more than just West Street, the Twin Towers, and Xunpu Zan Hua! Just a half-hour from downtown, you can step into a seaside fairy tale park. Underwater world, float parades, castle fireworks... Every snapshot looks amazing! Still haven’t decided where to go for the Spring Festival? You can definitely head here without hesitation! A nanny-level travel guide is ready, Scan quickly and take your time to read~ . 📝 Spring Festival and New Year’s Eve Fun Checklist ✅ Nine major districts, nonstop excitement 1️⃣ Traditional Minnan: Heritage puppet shows, Five Blessings God of Wealth giving blessings, Minnan street vendors calling out, romantic fish lantern dances—full of old Quanzhou New Year vibes 2️⃣ Fireworks Chaoshan: Filipino Nanyang band playing exotic tunes, passionate Yingge dance igniting the crowd 3️⃣ Urban Jianghu: Fortune teller divinations, courtesan lyric exchanges, scholar poetry duels, a 2-meter-tall mech general that’s super eye-catching, plus boss lady finger-guessing games and colorful magic tricks in rotation 4️⃣ Immortal World: Ukrainian Zan Hua girl group and Ugandan talented boy band performing together, band shows, immortal disco parties non-stop, immersive NPC companions like Dragon Guards and Nebula Generals 5️⃣ Penglai Wonderland: Eight Immortals crossing the sea NPC live parade, as if stepping into a mythological world 6️⃣ Glacier Secret Realm: Underwater world creates dreamy ice and snow scenery, cool and photogenic 7️⃣ Ice and Snow Town: Transform into a winter kingdom beside the carousel, full winter atmosphere 8️⃣ Fire Dance and Silver Flowers: Stunning water fire pots and heritage iron flower performances, firelight everywhere, incredibly dazzling 9️⃣ Family Anime: Chinese Fuwa mascots and cute anime dolls celebrate with kids, full of childlike fun . ✅ Float Parade 🧚 Grand winter ice and snow float parade, where “snow” falls everywhere the floats go, romantically to the core . ✅ Fireworks Show 🎆 Continuous fireworks bloom over the castle for several minutes, brilliant lights illuminating the night sky, so beautiful you can’t look away . ✅ Must-See Spectacular Shows ✔️ Mermaid Show 📍 Underwater World: Mermaid sisters gracefully dancing underwater, beautiful and dreamy ✔️ Dolphin Show 📍 Dolphin Pavilion: Clever dolphins showing off tricks, adorably charming the audience ✔️ Beluga Show 📍 Whale Bay: Gentle beluga interactive performance, full of healing vibes ✔️ Russian Grand Circus: Watch exotic dances and thrilling acts: flying trapeze, extreme wheel, royal horse team, funny clowns... . 🚗 Transportation Guide 📍 Quanzhou O’Leopalace Ocean Kingdom 🚄 High-speed rail: Get off at Quanzhou East Station, then taxi about 20 minutes 🚕 From downtown Quanzhou or 🚄 Quanzhou Station, taxi about 30 minutes

You've got to visit Quanzhou!!! Go to this underrated World Heritage town Stroll along the lively West Street See the twin towers of Kaiyuan Temple facing each other for a thousand years Go to Xunpu Village and pin a flower in your hair Be a "flower fairy" by the sea · Quanzhou 2-day 1-night travel itinerary 🚶‍♂️🚶🚶‍♀️ Day 1 Old Town Walk ・ Explore a thousand years of life Guanyue Temple ➟ Qingjing Mosque ➟ Zhongshan Middle Road ➟ Quanzhou Bell Tower ➟ Quanzhou Poster Wall ➟ West Street (with Yutian Coffee, Juruo, Meichaofeng) ➟ Kaiyuan Temple Day 2 Ancient Village Coast ・ Encounter Minnan Romance Jinjiang Wulin Traditional Village ➟ Luojia Temple ➟ Xunpu Village Flower Pinning · Quanzhou hidden photo spots 📸 1️⃣ Yutian Coffee A lesser-known spot on West Street that's so beautiful! You need to order a drink to go upstairs, where you can capture the twin towers in one frame 2️⃣ Golden Coast From Golden Coast, you can overlook Luojia Temple. Be sure to check the tide schedule in advance! 3️⃣ Luojia Temple A temple hidden by the sea; take a photo here with the ocean, every shot looks like a masterpiece! 4️⃣ Kaiyuan Temple Quanzhou’s landmark! A thousand-year-old temple built in the Tang Dynasty, every brick and tile bears the mark of history 5️⃣ Wulin Ancient Village Centuries-old houses arranged in an orderly fashion, every building tells the story of time 6️⃣ Bell Tower Intersection Sunlight shines on the European-style bell tower, capturing candid shots of people passing by, full of everyday life vibes

Qianman Wagyu Sukiyaki completely redefines the concept of all-you-can-eat hot pot! Upon entering, you're immediately struck by the table overflowing with Wagyu beef. The American pork shoulder and various cuts of Wagyu have amazing marbling, including marbled chuck, Wagyu beef, Wagyu tongue, Inner Mongolian lamb, and beef flank. After cooking for 3-5 seconds, dip it in sterile egg yolk (crack the egg, drizzle with a few drops of soy sauce, and whisk until bubbling). The result is incredibly tender and melts in your mouth, the sweet and savory sukiyaki perfectly complementing the smooth egg yolk. The seafood platter is exceptionally generous, featuring incredibly fresh prawns, oysters, and bread crab, along with a mountain of freshly opened hairy crabs, brimming with roe. The Dandong strawberries are served whole, high-quality, and the buffet also offers a full range of fruits, including cherries, Shine Muscat grapes, and cantaloupe. The selection of ingredients in the buffet area is also incredibly abundant. Finish the meal with a few scoops of Baskin-Robbins ice cream for a sweet and refreshing finish. From the quality of the ingredients to the overall dining experience, everything is impeccable – truly the king of value! On weekdays, they also offer a fantastic lunch set for two, along with an all-you-can-eat sashimi buffet featuring Wagyu beef and seafood, including drunken hairy crab cooked in Shaoxing wine. They also offer carefully selected Wagyu beef, each cut rich and flavorful. Qianman Wagyu Sukiyaki, 5th Floor, Nanyi Plaza. Bright and spacious, with a clear view of the buffet. The seafood tanks are teeming with fresh, lively seafood.

Check in 🌅 Quanzhou's most beautiful sunset 📍 Donghai Taihe Plaza 🌅 Donghai Taihe Plaza | One-stop guide to sea watching and sunset chasing Guys, when you come to Quanzhou, don’t just rush to West Street! I could recommend this stunning sunset spot a thousand times ✅ 📍 Navigation location: Donghai Taihe Plaza (towards the seaside) ✅ Photo tip: Find the stairs on the seaside pedestrian bridge and rush up! No filter needed for amazing shots 📸 Orange-pink sunset clouds spread across the sea, so romantic it makes your heart flutter~ Every snap feels like a travel masterpiece full of atmosphere, you’ll get flooded with questions about the location on social media! 🌉 After the sunset · More fun to add Don’t rush off after the sunset! A 10-minute walk takes you straight to 🔥 East District Wild Beach Plaza A super chill seaside night market, a happy planet for young people 🌍 ✔️ Must-eat list 🔥 Northeast-style fatty edge grilled meat: crispy, juicy, finger-licking good 🍢 Various grilled skewers and snacks: eat to your heart’s content for about 20 RMB per person 🍻 Have a drink: enjoy the sea breeze and music, and instantly wipe away your fatigue ✨ Full of atmosphere Evening breeze, lights, music, and the smell of street food 🎶 Sit around with a few friends, zoning out is super comfortable~ This is the right way to enjoy travel‼️

Quanzhou|Two days is not enough to explore Quanzhou is a treasure of our motherland and a World Cultural Heritage site. This city has a long history and profound cultural heritage. This time, to fully experience the cultural charm of Quanzhou, I specially chose a homestay close to the city center—Gucheng Yizhan. ✅Homestay Environment: The homestay is very well located, just near the city center, with a clean and tidy environment, spacious and bright rooms, and complete facilities. Most importantly, the service attitude is excellent. The landlady is very enthusiastic and provides breakfast and tea every morning, which is very thoughtful. I stayed in a double room, which has a large bed and a sofa, making the overall feeling very comfortable. 💫Travel Experience: 🎨Check-in spots: Kaiyuan Temple—East and West Pagodas—Master Hongyi Memorial Hall—Qingjing Mosque—Nanhai Zongzhengsi Site—Quanzhou Puppet Theater—Luojiang Bridge—Fuwen Temple—Qingyuan Mountain—West Lake Park 🍜Food recommendations: Mianxian Hu (thin noodles in broth)—Shihua Jelly—Runbing Vegetable Wrap—Oyster Omelette—Ginger Duck—Satay Noodles—Taro Cake—Spring Rolls—Beef Soup 🏛️Sightseeing suggestions: West Street, Kaiyuan Temple, Luoyang Bridge, Qingyuan Mountain, Chongwu Ancient City, etc. 📷Photo tips: Kaiyuan Temple, Qingyuan Mountain, Luoyang Bridge, West Lake Park, and other spots have many great photo opportunities. It’s recommended to wear Hanfu or traditional costumes for better photos! 🚗Transportation tips: Public transportation in Quanzhou is well developed; you can take buses or taxis to various attractions. For self-driving visitors, it’s advisable to check parking information in advance. 💡Tips: Many attractions in Quanzhou are free of charge; just bring your ID card. Some places require advance booking. The weather in Quanzhou is changeable, so it’s recommended to carry an umbrella or sunscreen. The night view from Qingyuan Mountain is really beautiful! 📍Gucheng Yizhan Address: No. 200 West Street, Licheng District, Quanzhou (West side of Kaiyuan Temple)