Where is Fujian Province, China? What's there not to miss?

Fujian province is located in the southeast of China. It has a land area of 124,000 square kilometers, a sea area of 136,000 square kilometers, and a total of 1,404 coastal islands, with a total area of more than 1,200 square kilometers.

Fujian borders Jiangxi to the north, Guangdong to the south and the Taiwan Strait to the east. The province has diverse terrain, including mountains, plains and islands. The northern and eastern parts are dominated by the Wuyi Mountains, while the southern part includes plains and lowlands, with grasslands and forests to the west.

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With its impressive natural landscape, long history and diverse culture, Fujian has become a captivating destination for tourists from all over the world.

The ideal time to visit Fujian province depends on personal preferences and various factors such as weather, local events and tourist numbers. However, here are two ideal times to visit Fujian:

• Spring (March – May): Spring is a great time to visit Fujian. During this time, the weather is warm and pleasant, with average temperatures ranging from 15-25°C. The fresh, brilliant spring scene with the blooming of cherry blossoms and peach blossoms creates a splendid and romantic scene when you come to Fujian, China. Additionally, you can enjoy unique festivals such as the Fujian Cherry Blossom Festival, a famous event that attracts many tourists.
• Fall (September – November): Fall is also an ideal time to explore Fujian province, China. With temperatures ranging from 18-28°C, the cool, temperate weather makes sightseeing and exploring easy and comfortable. Autumn is also the season of many cultural events and festivals such as the Mid-Autumn Festival and the Fujian Light Festival, bringing unique and interesting experiences to visitors.

To get to Fujian, you can choose to fly for a time-saving and convenient journey. Fujian has two international airports, Fuzhou Changle International Airport and Xiamen Gaoqi International Airport, as well as several local airports serving domestic flights. There is currently no direct flight from Vietnam to Fujian, so flights will have to stop at some points before arriving in Fujian, China.

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When coming to Fujian, tourists have many transportation options depending on their preferences, needs and budget. The transportation system here is modern and diverse including taxis, motorbikes, buses, trains and boats. When you arrive at the airport, you can freely choose your favorite means of transportation to get to the city center.

Known as the most beautiful mountain range in Southeast China, Wuyi Mountain boasts a rich and diverse ecosystem. This place has 99 cliffs, 72 caves and 36 mountain peaks, with a clear stream flowing through, divided into 9 sections. The most famous include Tian Du Peak, Daicui Peak, Yunwu Peak, Wannian Cave, Liuxiang Cave and Shuilian Cave. Surrounding Wuyi Mountain is Danxia land with a long historical and cultural background and unique traditional customs that will impress visitors on their first visit.

Wuyi Mountain is recognized by UNESCO as a World Natural Heritage Site.

Tulou is a fortified residence and stronghold of the Hakka majority, built on rugged mountain terrain, hidden deep in remote valleys in western Fujian. Tho Lau is famous for its round, square, and oval housing structures, built with rammed earth walls made from a mixture of soil, bamboo, mud... up to close. ly 2m thick. Typically, Tulou has only one door, no windows on the ground floor. On the upper floors, the windows are made of wood, about 5-6cm thick. The exterior is reinforced with iron sheets. Each Tulou bears the unique cultural and historical characteristics of Chinese culture.

The collection of 46 Tulou in Fujian was recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 2008.

As one of the cities with the strongest tourism strength in Fujian Province, Xiamen impresses tourists with its romantic beauty from the clear blue sea and famous landmarks.

Among them, Nanputuo Temple located at Nulao Mountain, Xiamen University, Zengcuo'an area, is one of the must-visit tourist destinations in Xiamen. It is a famous Buddhist temple, first built in the Tang Dynasty (618-907) and later destroyed in the war of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644). After many renovations, Nanputuo Temple still retains its grandeur and tranquility.

Gulangyu Island is also a must-visit destination in Xiamen. It is the most famous scenic spot in the city, known as the "Garden on the Sea." Gulangyu Island captivates tourists with its beautiful, deep blue beaches, winding roads, and magnificent mansions with unique architectural styles. The China National Tourism Administration considers Gulangyu Island one of the most charming tourist destinations in China.

Along with its intensely curved coastline, the island is included in the list of the 100 most beautiful places in China.

Buddha Jumps Over the Wall: This is the most appreciated dish when coming to Fujian. It originated from Fuzhou and was selected as an intangible cultural heritage. The dish is cooked for 10 hours with 28 main ingredients including abalone, sea cucumber, whale, fish belly, fish tongue, fresh bones, pork, purple onions, mushrooms...

• Cha siu bao: This is a Fujian specialty dish made from flour stuffed with char siu meat, has a soft pink round shell and sweet filling. Usually, grilled pork rolls are eaten with soy sauce or chili sauce, very delicious and nutritious.
• Hokkien braised duck: In the restaurants of Fujian province, braised duck is a delicious and unique dish. This dish is different from many other places because the duck is cooked in the Hokkien way and uses less oil so diners don't feel greasy. After cleaning, the duck meat is cut into pieces and then braised with the region's typical sauce and spices. When cooked, the duck has an attractive aroma and is eaten with soy sauce mixed with garlic, vegetables and pickles.
• Crispy fried shrimp with salted egg yolk: After cleaning, the shrimp is cleaned, marinated with spices and then rolled in salted duck egg yolk mixture. Then, the shrimp is deep-fried until cooked. When cooked, they have a shiny outer skin like saffron and are served with a dipping sauce made from tamarind. Diners will not be able to stop because the salty taste of duck eggs, sweet and sour shrimp meat and sour tamarind sauce blend together very well.

When traveling to China to Fujian province, don't forget to enjoy tea. In Fujian, there are two ancient types of tea: Oolong tea and Wuyi Rock tea. In addition, Fujian jasmine tea is also loved by many tourists. In particular, Shaoxing wine is one of the drinks not to be missed.

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