Fengze District Travel, Quanzhou City, Fujian Province
Fengze District, Quanzhou City, Fujian Province — the core urban area integrating famous mountains, ancient temples, and bays, featuring attractions such as Qingyuan Mountain, Quanzhou Shaolin Temple, and Xunpu Village. Experience the unique charm of the integration of landscapes and humanities in a 2-day 1-night tour.
2-Day 1-Night Landscape and Cultural Tour of Fengze District
Seeking Dao at famous mountains, finding Zen at ancient temples, exploring fishing villages, and relaxing by the lake
Climb Qingyuan Mountain and visit Laojun Rock in the morning; visit Quanzhou Shaolin Temple and watch martial arts performances in the afternoon; stroll around the urban area at night and experience the modern urban atmosphere.
- Resort hotels at the foot of Qingyuan Mountain
- Business hotels around Fengze Square
- Homestays in Lingxiu Tiandi Creative Park
- Ginger Duck (Jiang Mu Ya)
- Honglai Chicken Feet (Honglai Jizhua)
- Beef Thick Soup (Niurou Geng)
- Spring Roll (Runbing Cai)
- Four Fruit Soup (Siguo Tang)
- It is recommended to start early to avoid crowds at Qingyuan Mountain
- Wear comfortable sports shoes for mountain climbing
- There are regular martial arts performances at Shaolin Temple
- Recommended night market in urban area: Donghai Taihe Plaza
Experience Xunpu fishing village culture and watch oyster shell houses in the morning; visit the Cross-Strait Fujian-Taiwan Kinship Museum to understand cross-strait relations in the afternoon; stroll around Quanzhou West Lake Park in the evening and enjoy the lake and mountain scenery.
- Fengze District has convenient transportation, with buses covering all scenic spots
- Qingyuan Mountain can be reached by tourist special line or taxi
- It is recommended to drive or take a taxi to Xunpu Village
- Shared bikes can be used for urban scenic spots
- Qingyuan Mountain: ¥70
- Quanzhou Shaolin Temple: ¥20
- Xunpu Village: Free
- Cross-Strait Fujian-Taiwan Kinship Museum: Free
- Quanzhou West Lake Park: Free
- You can experience taking photos in fishing women's costumes in Xunpu Village
- Reservation is required for the museum in advance
- The scenery of West Lake Park is the best in the evening
- Recommended souvenirs: dried seafood, tea leaves
Must-Try Foods in Fengze District
Ginger Duck (Jiang Mu Ya)
A special famous dish in Fengze, made with red-faced muscovy duck as the main ingredient, stewed with ginger. The meat is tender and fragrant, with nourishing effects, and is a delicacy in southern Fujian during autumn and winter.
Honglai Chicken Feet (Honglai Jizhua)
A well-known snack in Fengze District, originating from Honglai Town, Nan'an City, and widely spread in Fengze District. The chicken feet are marinated through multiple processes, with Q-tender meat and delicious taste, making it an ideal side dish for drinking.
Beef Thick Soup (Niurou Geng)
A traditional snack in Quanzhou, commonly found on the streets of Fengze District. It is made by chopping fresh yellow beef, marinating it, and boiling it into a thick soup. It has a smooth and tender taste with a rich soup, often eaten with fried dough sticks.
Four Fruit Soup (Siguo Tang)
A special summer dessert in Fengze, based on agar jelly (shihua gao), mixed with various ingredients such as red beans, mung beans, coix seeds, fairy grass, etc. It is cool and relieves summer heat, and is a favorite summer food of local people.
- Spring (March-May): Qingyuan Mountain is full of blooming flowers with pleasant climate
- Autumn (October-December): Cool weather, suitable for outdoor activities
- Pay attention to heatstroke prevention in summer, you can choose to climb mountains in the early morning
- Ginger Duck (Jiang Mu Ya)
- Honglai Chicken Feet (Honglai Jizhua)
- Beef Thick Soup (Niurou Geng)
- Four Fruit Soup (Siguo Tang)
- Spring Roll (Runbing Cai)
- Tickets: Approximately ¥90-120
- Accommodation: ¥150-400 per night
- Catering: ¥80-150 per day
- Transportation: ¥50-100
- Total: ¥400-800
- How to get to Fengze District? → Take a bus or taxi directly from Quanzhou Station
- How long does it take to visit Qingyuan Mountain? → It is recommended to spend 3-4 hours
- Best time to take photos in Xunpu Village? → Early morning or evening when the light is soft
- Do I need to make a reservation for the museum? → It is recommended to make a reservation on the official website in advance