Things to do in Fuzhou

It's great, but you need to allow enough time for the bullet train. The best arrangement is to plan all activities in the morning, take the cable car up the mountain, then the bullet train, followed by the high-speed rail, have lunch in Dajue Town, and go rafting in the afternoon. One day is just right. The local bread is really delicious; I thought I bought too much when I bought it, but then I realized I bought too little! 😀

The performance was excellent. It was an immersive performance where the audience followed the plot of The Peony Pavilion and moved between different locations. The actors performed very well, and the stage design and lighting effects were also very good. The performance lasted about an hour.

The historical culture is very rich. The whole village is full of historical and cultural relics. The historical buildings are very well preserved. The service attitude of the scenic area is also very good. The supporting facilities nearby are complete, and you can eat, stay, take a walk, and take a cruise.

It's definitely worth visiting, but there were so many people today. We waited an hour for the cliffside bullet train, and the whole journey was by train. It's especially friendly to the elderly; the queue railings are long benches where you can sit and wait, which is very considerate. I hope they promote it more so more people know about this wonderful place, Dajue Mountain, where there are many fun activities. I definitely want to go again next time.

Lichuan Ancient City was first built in the Southern Song Dynasty and flourished in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It has a history of nearly a thousand years. It is a typical representative of the historical district where the halls of the Ming and Qing Dynasties and the arcade buildings of the Republic of China converge. The existing old streets in the Lichuan Ancient City scenic area have more than 600 arcade-style shops and more than 100 well-preserved ancient buildings of the Ming and Qing Dynasties with the characteristics of Jiangyou folk houses, among which the Xinfeng Bridge and Henggang Bridge are connected in series.

The scenery is beautiful and it is a representative of Gan-style architecture. Entering the bamboo bridge is like traveling back to the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The ponds, houses, ancestral halls and stone roads here are like scrolls of paintings. Wherever you go, you walk into that scroll. People are in the paintings, and history flows in their minds. The artistic conception is perfect.

Went there for rafting, the scenery was nice, the experience was great, it's worth recommending, interesting and fun, it's quite far from Fuzhou city, about 80 or 90 kilometers, walk a few steps after ticket check, take the sightseeing bus directly, it's quite fast, change a trip in the middle, walk through an ancient town, and then take the sightseeing bus again. We arrived at a little after one o'clock, and there were a lot of people at the rafting ticket gate, waiting for about an hour? The queue is divided into four waves, don't worry, there are fans blowing, it's okay, it's not very hot. Then the shoes, you can wear cloth shoes, sandals, you can't wear slippers and go barefoot on the boat, it doesn't matter if you don't wear them, there are rentals and sales (the place to rent shoes is 5 yuan at the place where you are ready to get on the boat after queuing, and there are shoes for sale before and during the queue for 15 yuan and 20 yuan), bags can be stored for 15 yuan and transported to the end of the rafting. The rafting process is very exciting, more than an hour, the stream water is a little cold, you can bring your own water gun or buy it when you get there, which is used for water fights during the rafting process (I didn’t buy it, and I was splashed with water...) It is recommended to change clothes after rafting. There is a bathhouse and free ginger tea, which is very convenient and worth a visit!

The Wang Anshi Memorial Hall is located in the city center and is a garden-style building that combines modern and classical elements. The hall displays a large number of Wang Anshi's life stories, literary works and precious cultural relics, making people feel as if they have traveled through time and space to communicate face to face with this great reformer.

The place is good, with stories and content, but it is not promoted enough, there are few tourists, and the people are very simple. It is still to be developed, and the overall awareness of the industry needs to be strengthened. It is still worth a visit, after all, it is the 10th blessed place of the 28 Taoist caves. The atmosphere of outstanding people and beautiful scenery is rich, I hope it will get better and better, and it is worth coming again.

There aren't many people, and it's located in the old city of Fuzhou. The maintenance is average, and many facilities are broken, but it's quiet. Many people don't come in when they find out they have to buy tickets at the door. In fact, the exhibition inside is quite good, but the maintenance is really average.