Wuyishan
A UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage site, famed worldwide for bamboo rafting on the Nine-Bend Stream, Tianyou Peak and Da Hong Pao tea.
Wuyishan lies in northwestern Fujian Province, in northern Nanping, bordering Jiangxi. Mount Wuyi is a UNESCO World Heritage site for both culture and nature. You can drift down the Nine-Bend Stream on a bamboo raft, and Danxia sights such as Tianyou Peak, Tiger Roar Rock and the "line of sky" are beautiful. It is the home of Wuyi rock tea, including Da Hong Pao, and has many cultural sites such as Xiamei ancient village and Wuyi Palace. Spring and autumn are the best seasons, with spring being the tea-picking season. Wuyishan Airport and Wuyishan East Station on the Hefei–Fuzhou high-speed railway make access convenient.
Destinations
Itineraries
- Fujian World Heritage Classic – Travel north from Xiamen through the Tulou, Quanzhou, and Fuzhou to Mount Wuyi, covering Fujian's major World Heritage…
- Wuyi Mountain and Taining Danxia – A northern Fujian route through two World Heritage Danxia landscapes, linking Wuyi Mountain's tea gardens and bamboo ra…
- Fujian Mountains & Sea Grand Loop Road Trip – A comprehensive grand loop starting from Wuyishan, heading east to the coast, and driving south to Xiamen, Dongshan Isl…