Quanzhou is a city with a long history and profound cultural heritage. There are various historical sites and places of interest here. If you travel to Quanzhou, you must not miss the following places.
Kaiyuan Temple
Kaiyuan Temple is the largest temple in Quanzhou and one of the cultural relics protection units in Fujian Province. The buildings here are located in two areas: mountains and mountains, with magnificent momentum and simple tradition. Kaiyuan Temple is known as the window of overseas Chinese Buddhist culture because of its unique architectural style and artistic value. This is the tallest ancient building made of pure soil in China, with a height of 4 1 m. This is a must see.
Qingyuan mountain scenic spot
Qingyuan Mountain Scenic Area is located in the northwest of Quanzhou City, Fujian Province, at the southern foot of Qingnang Mountain, at the stern of the headland, in the middle of the national mountain karst landform, and is a mountain scenic area in Fujian Province. Visitors can enjoy the natural beauty and colorful natural scenery here. You can see different night scenes, feel the warmth of the sun during the day, and see the incomparable moonlight in Leng Yan at night.
Kaiyuan Du Ming
Kaiyuan Du Ming is the welcome gate of Quanzhou and a modern commercial center integrating shopping, dining, leisure and entertainment. There are large and small shops and specialty stores in this commercial street, where you can buy all kinds of brand-name goods and souvenirs. If you like snacks, this is also your paradise, and all kinds of delicious food abound.
Generally speaking, Quanzhou is a city with many treasures. If you have time, you can spend two or three days shopping, and there will be surprises. The three scenic spots mentioned above are the most admired places in Quanzhou. Each scenic spot has its own characteristics, and tourists can choose according to their own hobbies.