福建省

Wuyi Mountain, located in northwestern Fujian Province, is recognized by UNESCO as a “World Cultural and Natural Dual Heritage Site.” It is renowned for its unique Danxia landform, profound cultural heritage, and abundant local products and cuisine. It is not only a paradise for nature lovers but also a must-visit destination for cultural explorers and food enthusiasts. Culture and Tourism Wuyi Mountain has long been celebrated as “the most beautiful Danxia landscape in southeast China, with emerald waters and crimson mountains.” Its distinctive Danxia landform features 36 majestic peaks and the meandering Nine-Bend Stream, creating a picturesque scene where the graceful “Jade Maiden Peak” stands opposite the towering “Great King […]

Fujian Province, abbreviated as “Min,” is located on the southeast coast of China, connecting the East China Sea and the South China Sea, and faces Taiwan across the Taiwan Strait. Its capital is Fuzhou. This land is blessed with abundant natural resources, boasting a forest coverage rate of 65.12%, ranking first in China for 46 consecutive years—a proud testament to its ecological excellence. Rich Historical Heritage, Diverse and Brilliant Culture Fujian’s history dates back 180,000 years, with evidence of ancient human activity in the Wanshouyan area of Sanming. Subsequent Keqiutou Culture (circa 6,500 years ago) and Tanshishan Culture (circa 5,000 years ago) together sketch the ancient civilization of Fujian. Throughout