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Xiamen

Xiamen, historically known as Amoy, is a breathtaking coastal city in Fujian Province often called the "Garden on the Sea." Known for its colonial history, clean air, and relaxed pace of life.

Gulangyu Heritage Walk: A half-day guided exploration of the island’s consulates, historic mansions, and Sunlight Rock.

Fujian Tulou Day Trip: A popular excursion from Xiamen to see the UNESCO-listed Hakka Earthen Buildings (round castles) in Nanjing or Yongding.

Coastal Biking & Seafood Feast: A morning ride along the Island Ring Road followed by a lunch at the Eighth Seafood Market (Liba Shi).

Mount Wuyi Retreat: A 2-3 day high-speed train extension to the Wuyi Mountains for tea plantation tours and bamboo rafting.

Gulangyu Island (Kulangsu): A UNESCO World Heritage site and pedestrian-only island famous for its Victorian-era architecture, winding alleys, and the Piano Museum.

Nanputuo Temple: A millennium-old Buddhist temple located at the foot of Wulao Peak, offering panoramic views of the city and harbor.

Xiamen University: Frequently cited as the "most beautiful university in China," featuring a mix of traditional Chinese and Western "Kah Kee" style architecture and the scenic Furong Lake.

Island Ring Road (Huandao Lu): A 43km coastal boulevard perfect for cycling, featuring golden beaches and the world-class Xiamen Marathon track.

Shapowei Art Zone: A former fishing harbor turned into a trendy creative hub with indie boutiques, craft breweries, and art galleries.

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