Things to do in Lianjiang

Gui'an Hot Spring is located in Gui'an Village, Pandu Town, Lianjiang County. It is known as the "Fujian Hot Spring Town" and is one of the famous geothermal concentration areas in the country. Gui'an Village has a total area of ​​0.7 square kilometers, with a reasonable daily production of 7,000 tons of hot springs, and a water temperature of 63℃ to 92℃, which is rich in dozens of mineral elements that are beneficial to the human body.

Qida Village in Lianjiang County, Fujian Province is a thousand-year-old ancient village that combines the elements of "mountains, sea, islands, and fishing villages". It is best to stay in Qida Village for one night so that you can climb to the top of the mountain early the next morning. When you climb up the mountain, you can see both the sea and the fishing village below. It is called the Fujian version of Rio de Janeiro. In the afternoon, stroll around the quiet ancient village. The small restaurant in the village is also delicious and not very expensive.

Really fun park in the weekdays as there is practically no one here! However, some rides that I wanted to try were closed and it felt quite rundown

Gushan Mountain in Fuzhou is definitely worth a climb. The mountain forests are serene, and the cliff carvings are rich in cultural heritage. Climbing to the top offers panoramic views of the city and allows you to truly appreciate the mountain scenery of Fuzhou, a city blessed with good fortune. Moving on to Beibu Gulf in Pingtan, for dining, look no further than Beibu Gulf Xiaobailou. Their freshly caught seafood is incredibly sweet, and you can enjoy your meal on the terrace overlooking the sea. The owner is so friendly that he can even take you to see bioluminescent plankton. For accommodation, choose Shuangchuang Julu Youth Hostel. It's clean, comfortable, and has a strong travel atmosphere. It's very close to all the must-see spots along the northern route, making island travel super convenient. A one-stop recommendation for food and lodging along the northern route of Pingtan! ✨

At the end of Jiaonan Village in Tailong Town, Lianjiang, volcanic rocks dance with the waves - Pingliuwei Geopark. Under the blue sky and blue sea, the reefs are like giant turtles lying on the sea and lions holding their heads high, and the waves carve out the uncanny workmanship of nature. Here, the line between the sea and the sky is a solidified line of poetry, and the sound of the tide hides the thunder of millions of years. "

When visiting Fuzhou, a leisurely stroll through the Three Lanes and Seven Alleys is a must. Walking on the cool cobblestone streets, looking up at the staggered saddle-shaped walls, white walls and gray tiles, you'll see the quintessential old Fuzhou. No need to rush to see the must-see spots; just wander into any alley, and you'll find ancient houses and courtyards brimming with stories. The streets are bustling with the aroma of everyday life—meat dumplings, fish balls, and peanut soup fill the air—a truly blissful experience as you stroll and savor the delicious treats.

From the top of the flag crown, you can overlook a large sea area near Qida Village. The mountains and the sea are close to each other at your feet. Stretch out your hands and you will feel closer to the sky. You can also look at the endless sea and take a group of beautiful photos with all the scenery in sight. Would you go to such a place?

Risee Canyon Waterfall Scenic Area is located on County Road 193 in Zishan Village, Risee Township, Jin'an District, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province. Covering an area of ​​over 12,000 mu (approximately 800 hectares), it is about 45 kilometers from downtown Fuzhou and is the largest single developed original ecological scenic area in Fuzhou. On January 29, 2021, it was simultaneously rated as a National 3A-level tourist attraction with the Huangdi Cave Scenic Area. It is part of the Shoushan National Mining Park and is one of Fujian Province's key nature reserves. 1 The scenic area features a V-shaped deep canyon formed by the erosion of Cretaceous volcanic rock by flowing water, with 23 waterfalls, the largest drop reaching 76 meters, and a forest coverage rate of approximately 96%. It preserves cultural relics such as the Zhuangyuan Covered Bridge, Xuandi Temple, and the ancient road leading to Fujian from the Min Kingdom, integrating She ethnic culture, Taoist culture, and imperial legends. 1 Core attractions include a giant stone riverbed, a cluster of waterfalls reaching the sky, and the Canglong Cave, and it offers experiential projects such as a high-altitude glass walkway and a slide. 2 Beihu Reservoir is the second largest drinking water source in Fuzhou City, with a water area of ​​6.8 square kilometers.

I bought this ticket. The view is only on the first floor indoors, and half of the second-floor open-air deck. The performance is only on the first floor indoors; going up to the other half of the second floor costs 20 yuan per person for tea. Why not just sell a VIP ticket? It would save the trouble of scanning a QR code to pay after boarding. The night view of the Minjiang River is quite nice. The pier is easy to find, with few steps.

There are many projects, but unfortunately I am too timid. There are few exciting projects. The scenery is nice. You must prepare delicious food when you come. The food inside is a little expensive. Please play the pendulum once in your life. Sincerely recommend 😆