Recommendation of the most interesting scenic spots in Quanzhou

Chongwu Ancient City: Beidaihe in the South

Originally built in the Ming Dynasty to resist Japanese invaders, it is now the only remaining Shicheng in the Ming Dynasty in China and a relatively complete historical relic in the history of coastal defense in China. Climb the ancient city wall and stand at the highest lighthouse. You can clearly see the outline of the wall of the entire ancient military site, and you can also see the soft back of the sea goddess Mazu. Dakaiyuan Temple: a Buddhist temple with strong incense.

The largest Buddhist temple in Fujian Province has a history of 1300 years. The scenic spots along the central axis of Dakaiyuan Temple include Tianwang Temple, Baiting Pavilion, Whitehall, Ursa Major Hall, Sangpeng Monument, Ganlu Tan Jie, and the Tibetan Classics Pavilion. Among them, the nectar rings in Kaiyuan Temple, Jietai Temple, Hangzhou Temple and Qing Palace are also called the three rings in China. Qingyuan Mountain: Visit the largest statue of Laozi.

Located in the northern suburb of Quanzhou, commonly known as "Beishan", it is the first and only 5A-level scenic spot in Quanzhou, which can be regarded as a landmark scenic spot in Quanzhou. Qingyuan Mountain has a vast area and beautiful scenery. There are also many scenic spots on the mountain, including Laojun Rock, Qianshou Rock, Tomi Rock and Bixiao Rock. Zhongshan Road, Quanzhou: In the Shuttle Building

Zhongshan street is a arcade-style building, which flourished at the beginning of last century and gradually grew into a bustling commercial street. Corner eaves, exquisite carvings, red walls and gray tiles are unique to southern Fujian. Jing Qing Temple: the oldest Islamic temple.

It is the oldest existing Islamic temple in China established by Arab Muslims, with many stone tablets engraved with palindromes. Although it is in ruins, the outline of the towering Arab Gate building is still there. Tianhou Palace: Mazu Tempel with Minnan characteristics

Tianhou Palace is the earliest and largest existing Mazu Tempel in the southeast coast of China. People at the seaside believe in Tianhou Palace, so many people come to worship and the incense is very strong. Entering the Tianhou Palace, the mountain gate, stage, Tianhou Palace, bedroom hall and dressing room are arranged in turn. The main hall is spectacular, the relief is beautiful, and the carved decoration on the eaves is really beautiful. Quanzhou Nanyin Art Park: A Living Fossil in Music

Quanzhou Nanyin, known as a living fossil in music, is the oldest existing ancient music in China. Nanyin Art Park is the most official performance venue. Nanyin Yayi, founded by Personal Resume, the inheritor of Quanzhou Nanyin, will hold some performances from time to time, which are very wonderful and distinctive and worth seeing. Daixian Waterfall: Rainbow and Haze

Daixian Waterfall is located in Chishikou, Shuikou Town, Dehua County, Quanzhou City, Fujian Province. Drop of stream from gap of mountain peak139m. Standing under the waterfall, you can see the rainbow fog formed by water mist, which makes you feel that Shan Lan is attacking people. Luoyang Bridge: Appreciating the Ancient Bridge

Luoyang Bridge, formerly known as "Wan 'an Bridge". In the early years of the Tang Dynasty, a large number of people from the Central Plains moved south and saw that the mountains and rivers here were very similar to the ancient capital Luoyang, hence the name Luoyang Bridge. It, together with Lugou Bridge in Beijing, Zhao Zhouqiao Bridge in Hebei and Guangji Bridge in Guangdong, is called the four famous bridges in ancient China. Xisha Bay: Chongwu Haibin

Xisha Bay is located in Xishawan, Chongwu Town, Hui 'an County, Quanzhou City, at the famous Chongwu seaside. The area has more than 2,000 meters of high-quality beaches and the Martyrs' Temple of the People's Liberation Army, which is known as the "first wonder in the world", as well as colorful folk customs and acrobatic performances.