Visit the old town of Quanzhou and go to Qingyuan Mountain to see the Laojun Rock
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12 attraction(s) |
total distance 191
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Day1: Fuzhou > Quanzhou
10 attraction(s) ·
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Quanzhou Confucian Temple is a key national cultural heritage site and one of the main cultural relics in Quanzhou City. It was first built in the late Tang Dynasty, and the Kong Temple was relocated here in the early years of the Northern Song Dynasty. It was established as a state school in 982. After being relocated again, it was moved back in 1109 and rebuilt in 1137. The temple has a grand architectural scale and combines architectural styles from the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties. It has a long history, complete regulations, magnificent momentum, and rich cultural connotations. It is the largest Confucian temple complex in the Southeast region and represents the organic combination of Central Plains culture and Minnan ancient architectural art from the Song Dynasty.
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Quanzhou Qingjing Temple is the earliest existing Islamic architecture in China and one of the first batch of national key cultural heritage protection units announced by the State Council. It is the earliest and oldest Islamic temple in China with Arab architectural style. It is located in the middle section of Tumen Street, Licheng District, and is a national key cultural heritage protection unit.
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Tender and soft beef, flavorful and delicious secret sauce, the slightly spicy curry mixed with the sweet taste of fennel, served with a bowl of savory rice, a delicious Minnan-style dish.
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The Tonghuai Guan Yu Temple is located in Tumen Street, Licheng District, Quanzhou. It is one of the famous historical sites in the ancient city of Quanzhou, dedicated to the worship of Guan Han Tinghou, Yue Zhong Wuwang, and 24 famous loyal warriors throughout history.
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Kaiyuan Temple is an important cultural relic and ancient site along the southeastern coast of China, and it is also the largest Buddhist temple in Fujian Province.
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This shop is very popular and has a unique taste, similar to Cantonese dim sum. The soup dumplings and shrimp dumplings are especially loved. In summer, you can have them with a bowl of refreshing mung bean soup, while in winter, they can be paired with hot and sour soup. Please note that the crab roe soup dumplings are seasonal.
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The appearance of the hotel in Quanzhou is luxurious and elegant, with comfortable and tastefully decorated rooms. The facilities are well-equipped. Guests can enjoy a panoramic view of Quanzhou's iconic buildings, the East and West Pagodas, and the beautiful scenery of the modern city. Firstly, the hotel has a very good location, and it costs less than 30 yuan to take a taxi from the train station, which is very convenient. It is within walking distance to Xijie, Kaiyuan Temple, and Qingjing Temple. Secondly, Donghui Tower is the oldest, New Wing Tower is relatively new, and Nanxin Building is the newest and quite distinctive, clean and tidy. Thirdly, the service in the hotel is very good, from the concierge to the front desk, to the housekeeping and cleaning staff, everyone is very polite and considerate.
Day2: Quanzhou
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The Qingyuan Mountain is the first and only 5A-level scenic spot in Quanzhou, which is a landmark attraction in Quanzhou.
