宁化天鹅洞群地质公园
ning hua tian e dong qun di zhi gong yuan
Fujian Ninghua Swan Cave Group Geopark is a geological park featuring a cluster of karst caves and unique geological formations in Ninghua County, Fujian Province, China.
天竺山国家森林公园
tian zhu shan guo jia se lin gong yuan
Fujian Tianzhu Mountain National Forest Park is a scenic area in Fujian Province, China, known for its lush forests, rich biodiversity, and beautiful natural landscapes.
永定土楼
yong ding tu lou
Fujian Province's Yongding Tulou are a cluster of unique, ancient earthen buildings with a rich cultural heritage and architectural significance.
南平九峰山
nan ping jiu feng shan
Jiufeng Mountain, located in Nanping City, Fujian Province, is a scenic area known for its nine peaks resembling a crouching lion, offering breathtaking views and rich cultural heritage.
天福茶博物院
tian fu cha bo wu yuan
The Tianfu Tea Museum in Fujian Province is a comprehensive tea culture exhibition center showcasing the history, production, and art of tea.
华安土楼博物馆
hua an tu lou bo wu guan
The Hua'an Tulou Museum in Fujian Province is a cultural institution dedicated to preserving and showcasing the unique architectural heritage of the Hakka people's earthen fortresses, known as Tulou, which are traditional residential buildings with a dist
白马河
bai ma he
The Baima River is a significant waterway in Fujian Province, China, known for its scenic beauty and ecological importance.
厦门十二龙潭
xia men shi er long tan
Fujian Province's Xiamen Twelve Dragon Pools is a scenic area featuring twelve beautiful ponds and lush greenery.
厦门闽台特色食品街
xia men min tai te se shi pin jie
Fujian Province's Xiamen Min-Tai Specialty Food Street is a vibrant hub showcasing the unique culinary traditions and flavors of the Min-Tai region.
永春展览城
yong chun zhan lan cheng
Fujian Province Yongchun Exhibition City is a comprehensive exhibition complex located in Yongchun County, Fujian Province, China, featuring a variety of exhibition halls, conference rooms, and commercial facilities to accommodate diverse events and activ
闽江
min jiang
The Min River is the largest river in Fujian Province, China, originating from the Wuyi Mountains and flowing through the province before emptying into the East China Sea.