Quanzhou, Fujian – the starting point of the Maritime Silk Road and a UNESCO East Asian Cultural Capital, home to Kaiyuan Temple, Qingyuan Mountain, Chongwu Ancient City, and profound Minnan cultural heritage, is an important cultural tourism destination in Fujian Province.
The central urban area of Quanzhou and the core historical and cultural district, home to famous scenic spots such as Kaiyuan Temple and West Street
Quanzhou's modern commercial and trade center, a new political and cultural district
An ecologically livable area with natural landscapes such as Xianggong Mountain
A petrochemical base with rich coastal tourism resources
A famous clothing city and a coastal tourist resort
A city of brands, an economically strong city with a strong overseas Chinese culture
Hometown of building materials, birthplace of Zheng Chenggong, with profound cultural heritage
Hometown of sculpture art, Huian women's customs, and rich coastal tourism resources
Hometown of tea capital, birthplace of Tieguanyin tea, with beautiful ecology
Peach Blossom Land of fragrance capital, hometown of Baihe Quan (White Crane Fist), with beautiful natural scenery
Hometown of porcelain capital, ceramic culture, and rich eco-tourism resources
Battlefield scenery, Minnan culture, and an island tourist resort
Visit ancient temples, climb Qingyuan Mountain, tour ancient cities, and taste Minnan snacks
Wander around West Street and Kaiyuan Temple all day, explore Song Dynasty ancient architecture, visit the Maritime Museum of Quanzhou, taste characteristic Minnan snacks, and experience the charm of Maritime Silk Road culture.
Climb Qingyuan Mountain in the morning to overlook the whole view of Quanzhou, visit Chongwu Ancient City in the afternoon to experience Huian women's customs, and taste authentic Minnan cuisine in the evening.
Visit Luoyang Bridge, the earliest existing seaport stone bridge in China, in the morning, visit the China Museum for Fujian-Taiwan Kinship, and return according to the itinerary in the afternoon.