Fuzhou Shangxiahang｜A Time Machine in the Fragrance of Ancient Teahouses

Fuzhou Shangxiahang Between bluestone paths and flying eaves with dougong brackets🚶‍♀️ Tea aroma and history wonderfully meet here Weaving a unique urban memory✨ 📍Address: Shangxiahang Historic and Cultural District, Taijiang District, Fuzhou City 🕰️Opening Hours: Open all day (some venues 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM) 【Must-Visit Spots】 🏯 "Imperially Built Minister of Water Temple" at Santong Bridgehead 👉 The story of Chen Wenlong, a Southern Song hero who resisted the Yuan, is told here 📌Tip: The murals inside the temple are perfect for shooting traditional Chinese style photos! 🛕 Across the river, the "Zhang Zhenjun Ancestral Hall" 👉 A cultural living fossil of 800 years of merchant guild faith 📌Every half hour, you can enjoy the silhouette of traditional flying eaves👀 🏛️ The "Yongde Guildhall" blending Chinese and Western styles 👉 A witness to the glorious history of Fujian merchants 📌The second-floor viewing platform is an excellent spot to overlook the street scene📸 【Tea Aroma Experience】 🍵 Hidden tea houses in the district 👉 Ancient houses transformed into tea cups, seasonal teas paired with seasonal snacks 🌿Recommended: The perfect combo of jasmine tea + water chestnut cake 💰Average cost: 50-80 RMB per person ☀️ Shangxiahang Outdoor Tea Seats 👉 A perfect blend of lively atmosphere and ancient charm 📸Best photo time: 3-5 PM for the most beautiful light and shadow 💡Travel Tips: 1️⃣ Wear comfortable flat shoes; the bluestone paths can be slippery 2️⃣ Traditional craft markets are available on weekends 3️⃣ The area is even more charming after the evening lights come on