Yunxiao County, Zhangzhou City, Fujian Province – an old revolutionary base area in southern Fujian and an ecological treasure trove, featuring distinctive scenic spots such as Jiangjun Mountain, Wushan Mountain, and Zhangjiang Estuary Mangrove Forest. Experience the deep integration of beautiful landscapes and red culture in a 2-day 1-night tour.
Scenic mountain viewing, wetland bird watching, ancient tower exploration, academy history tasting
Climb Jiangjun Mountain in the morning to explore the relics of Tang Dynasty generals; stroll through Yunshan Academy in the afternoon to experience the ancient charm of literary style; taste Yunxiao's special snacks at night and experience the lively atmosphere of the county town.
Explore Wushan Mountain in the morning to revisit red memories; visit the mangrove forest in the afternoon to watch wetland ecology; climb Shifan Pagoda in the evening to overlook the beautiful scenery of Zhangjiang Estuary.
A classic snack in Yunxiao, mainly made of hand-pulled thin noodles, served with pork bone soup, meat slices, shrimp balls and other ingredients, sprinkled with coriander and pepper. The soup is clear and delicious, making it the first choice for locals' breakfast.
A rural specialty food in Yunxiao. Local free-range chickens are marinated, wrapped in tin foil, and baked in a red-hot earth kiln. The chicken is tender and juicy with a unique burnt aroma, making it a delicacy for festival banquets.
Made from Yunxiao's specialty loquats and rock sugar, slow-cooked over low heat. It has an amber color and a sweet taste, with the effect of moistening the lungs and relieving coughs. It is a famous medicinal and edible specialty in Yunxiao.
A special late-night snack in Yunxiao. Raw rice is cooked until half done, then added with fish fillets, shrimp, lean meat, shiitake mushrooms and other ingredients and quickly cooked. The porridge is fragrant and rich with abundant ingredients. It got its name because cats would gather around when vendors sold it with carrying poles in the early years.