Fuding Couple Peaks Romantic Tour

1. Mount Taimu Couple Peaks The iconic landscape of Mount Taimu, two stone peaks leaning on each other, resembling a couple standing side by side, with vivid shapes. When shrouded in morning mist, the peaks appear faint and mysterious, naturally creating a romantic atmosphere; on clear days, their outlines are distinct, contrasting with the green mountains and trees, making it a must-visit spot for photos. 2. One Line Sky A representative of Mount Taimu’s “strange caves and secluded paths,” with two steep walls like carved cliffs, the narrowest part only wide enough for one person to pass sideways. Light enters through a narrow slit at the top, creating a play of light and shadow. Walking through requires using both hands and feet, thrilling and fun, fully showcasing the unique artistic conception of “a line of sky light.” 3. Nine Carps Facing Heaven Composed of nine stone peaks resembling carps, heads raised toward the sky, each with a different posture, lifelike and vivid. From the summit, the nine peaks stretch continuously, blending with the sea of clouds and forest sea, majestic in scale. It is said to be the legendary origin of the “Nine Carps Becoming Immortals,” full of mythical charm. 4. Moxiao Peak The main peak of Mount Taimu, with an elevation of 917.3 meters, an excellent spot to watch the sunrise and admire the sea of clouds. A viewing platform is built at the summit; at dawn, the sun leaps from the horizon, dyeing the sea of clouds and surrounding peaks with rosy light. On clear days, you can overlook the blue waves of the East China Sea and gaze far into the Taiwan Strait, with a broad view. 5. Tongtian Cave One of the most challenging karst caves in Mount Taimu, with winding and twisting passages, varying heights, and some sections requiring climbing and crawling. Inside, the stalactites take on countless shapes, illuminated by lights, resembling an underground fairyland. The exploration process is full of fun and surprises. 6. Fuding Mount Taimu Yushan Island Known as the “Sea Immortal Mountain” embedded in the East China Sea, the island features large and small Tianhu Lakes with crystal-clear water, surrounded by vast meadows. In summer, the grass is lush and green with herds of cattle and sheep; in autumn, the golden grass contrasts with the blue sea and sky, making it an excellent place for camping, stargazing, and sea viewing. 7. Guoxing Temple An ancient temple founded in the Tang Dynasty, serving as the core site of Buddhist culture in Mount Taimu. The temple preserves ancient relics such as a thousand-year-old ginkgo tree and a Tang Dynasty stone pagoda. The red walls and dark tiles reflect the green mountains and ancient trees, creating a quiet and solemn environment. Amid the morning bells and evening drums, one can feel the profound historical heritage and Zen spirit. 8. General’s Cave Named after a giant stone inside the cave resembling a general, it is the longest natural karst cave in Mount Taimu. The cave passages are winding and varied in width, filled with strange stones, stalagmites, and stone pillars. Some areas offer views of an underground dark river, with a magical and unique landscape. 9. Gourd Cave Named for its entrance shaped like a gourd, the cave contains stalactites of various shapes and colorful hues. The passages sometimes open like a hall and sometimes narrow like alleys. Walking through, you can enjoy natural scenes such as “Gourd Welcoming Guests” and “Gathering of Immortals,” full of fun. 10. Baiyun Temple Located on the cliff of Mount Taimu, founded in the Song Dynasty. The temple is built along the mountain, with small and exquisite halls, surrounded by swirling clouds, as if floating in the sky. Standing on the temple’s front platform, you can overlook the East China Sea and surrounding peaks. When the sea of clouds surges, it feels like being in a fairyland, a secret place for blessing and sightseeing.