Southern Fujian humanities, Fujian coast, and Wuyi tea tourism all start from a clear theme.
Combination 1: Xiamen and Quanzhou, follow the clues of communication
It connects the coasts and overseas Chinese stories of Gulangyu Island and Xiamen with the temples, pagodas, ancient bridges and maritime silk materials of Quanzhou. Ideal for those who enjoy architecture, city walks and local food. It’s better to choose one or two areas to delve into than to fill in all the attractions.
Combination 2: Fuzhou and Pingtan, first read the city, then see the sea
Fuzhou understands the capital of Fujian from its alleys, commerce and shipping; Pingtan understands island life from its stone houses, fishing ports and bays. Island arrangement is affected by weather, prepare city or pavilion alternative content.
Combination 3: Wuyi Mountain, putting mountains, rivers and tea together
Arrange the valley, mountain trails, academy culture and rock tea into different rhythms. Set just one major physical goal each day, leaving room for weather, tea and rest.
If you want to see the earth buildings, you first need to know which one it is.
Yongding and Nanjing are different destinations and require different transportation and accommodation options. It can be arranged separately around the building and community life, and the "Fujian Earth Building" should not be regarded as a point without distance.
Turn the stories you read into your own journey.
Arrange a suitable Fujian route based on your dates, interests and traveling companions.