Tanshi Mountain culture is represented by Tanshi Mountain cultural relics (5500 – 4000 BP) and is centered around the middle and lower reaches of the Minjiang River, connecting Fujian province and Taiwan. The region is a cradle of ancient culture in Fujian province
Boasting great mountains and clear waters, Hui'an in Quanzhou city, Fujian province, is home to a unique group of females that have romantic traditional clothes and quaint customs. These Hui ladies wear yellow bamboo hats, colorful headscarves, short blue shirts, pailform pants and silver waist chains.
Meizhou Island is situated in the north of Meizhou Bay, 42 kilometers southeast of downtown Putian, Fujian province. Facing Taiwan across the Taiwan Straits, the name Meizhou, or “Eyebrow Island”, comes from its long and narrow shape.
Zhangzhou Binhai Volcano National Geologic Park is located in Zhangpu county of Zhangzhou city and runs along the coast of Longhai city, Fujian province. It is 80 kilometers away from downtown Zhangzhou and 50 kilometers from Zhangpu county.
As the birthplace of Fujian Hakka earth buildings, Yongding county has 23,000 Hakka earth buildings, of which over 8,000 were built before the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911). Hence, Yongding is honored as the "Capital of Fujian Earth Buildings."
Nanxi is a creek in Hukeng town, Yongding county. It flows upward from Hukeng and snakes through villages including Xia'nanxi, Xinnan, Nanzhong, Nanjing and Shijia. Standing on a hill in Jiaotang village, visitors can see Nanxi Creek passing through the valley, surrounded by green mountains and terraces.
