Embark on a healing and unique coastal journey.

Discover Quanzhou: A hidden coastal paradise in southern Fujian Are you looking for a niche travel destination with stunning sea views and cultural charm? Quanzhou, this underrated coastal city, is definitely worth adding to your travel bucket list! It was once named one of China's most beautiful coastlines by National Geographic, boasting one of the eight most beautiful coastlines in the country. The sea here not only has intoxicating blue waters and skies, but also a profound historical and cultural heritage. Next time you come to Quanzhou, don't limit yourself to West Street, but take a step towards the sea. Must-see stunning beaches - Yusha Bay: Known as the "Quanzhou version of Aranya," the coffee library on the beach is full of artistic atmosphere. Every photo you take is a blockbuster with a full sense of atmosphere. Art lovers must not miss it. - Chongwu Ancient City Coast: China's best-preserved Ming Dynasty stone city, where ancient city walls meet the vast sea, perfectly blending historical gravitas with romantic coastal charm. - Xiaozao Windmill Island: Known as Quanzhou's easternmost land point, it features a stunning contrast of blue seas, white windmills, and golden rocks, creating a colorful, fairytale-like world. - Golden Coast: One of the eighteen scenic spots in Quanzhou, it features a spectacular large Guanyin stone statue, a uniquely shaped giant cruise ship building, and a distinctive coastal ambiance. - Luojia Temple: A Buddhist sanctuary by the sea, blending island and temple in a stunning landscape. It's also a popular spot visited by celebrity Li Xian, where you can experience both tranquility and awe. - Shishi's Little Weihai: Located at Xiangzhi Pier. Navigate to Laiqu Cafe, and walk along the sloping road. The houses on both sides are scattered and well-arranged, making the photos very deep, as if you are in Weihai. - Jinjiang Outer Ring Road: Known as the Quanzhou version of the Bund, the sea train and seaside swings are framed by the sunset, creating a beautiful picture. Every shot is romantic. Two-Day In-Depth Tour Route - Day 1: Stroll along Yusha Bay to soak up the artistic atmosphere, explore Chongwu Ancient City to touch history, check out the unique scenery of Ju Ruo Chongwu Gudu Wharf, and finally head to Xiaozao Windmill Island to watch the windmills turn slowly in the sea breeze (you can also choose Hui'an Women's Folk Culture Garden to experience the unique folk culture). - Day 2: Start your day by capturing the sunrise over the sea and trains along the Jinjiang Outer Ring Road. Then, head to Xiaoweihai in Shishi for some photo ops. Next, visit Orange Lighthouse, Hongta Bay, and Guanyin Mountain. Finally, experience the tranquility of Buddhism at Luojia Temple and enjoy the stunning sunset at Golden Coast. A Culinary Tour of Quanzhou - Mian Xian Hu (thin wheat noodles in thick soup): The Mian Xian Hu at Shuimen Guo Zai's restaurant has a delicate texture and is served with fried dough sticks and other ingredients. It is one of the most popular breakfast dishes among Quanzhou locals. - Shihua jelly with Four Fruits Soup: The Shihua jelly with Four Fruits Soup from Huang Shu's restaurant is refreshing and cools you down, and the rich ingredients make it a delight to eat. - Ginger Duck: Zhongji and Sidan's Ginger Duck, the duck meat is tender and flavorful, with a rich ginger aroma that leaves a lasting impression. - Taro Cake: The taro cakes from Aunt Zhuang and Aunt Qin are a must-try local snack, with a crispy crust and a soft, sweet, and glutinous filling. - Sipunculid worm jelly: The sipunculid worm jelly from the Fifth Grand Uncle's Restaurant has a chewy texture and delicious taste, and is a representative of Quanzhou's distinctive cuisine. Quanzhou's sea and cuisine are waiting for you to explore. Come and start this unique coastal trip!