Attractions — Fujian Province

Kulangsu, a UNESCO World Heritage site, captivates visitors with its unique blend of Chinese and Western architecture, earning it the nickname 'World Architecture Expo.' This car-free island offers a serene escape with melodious piano sounds, lush gardens, and stunning coastal views, providing a rich historical and cultural experience.

Mount Wuyi's dramatic cliffs, winding rivers, and ancient tea culture make it a scenic and spiritual retreat, famous for its oolong tea.

UNESCO-listed earthen Hakka clan houses — massive circular fortresses blending defense and communal living.

Pingtan Island, China's fifth-largest island, offers a captivating blend of natural beauty, from pristine beaches and unique sea-eroded landscapes to the mesmerizing 'blue tears' phenomenon. Visitors consistently praise its picturesque scenery, the freedom of exploring by electric bike or car, and the fresh seafood, making it an ideal coastal escape.

Car-free island near Xiamen with colonial architecture, piano museums, and a unique blend of Chinese-Western culture.

Quanzhou was a global maritime trade hub during the Song-Yuan dynasties, with historic ports, temples, and multicultural heritage.