A millennium-old temple in the bustling city. It features the majestic East and West Twin Pagodas. The red walls mixed with the city's daily life create a unique vibe. Visit early to avoid crowds and see the ancient mulberry trees.

The heart of Quanzhou's snacks and history. The Bell Tower is a retro landmark mixing Chinese and Western styles, perfect for photos at sunset. Find a rooftop café on West Street to watch the sunset over the Twin Pagodas.

Dedicated to both Guan Yu and Yue Fei. The incense here is incredibly flourishing, and the roof's "Jiancidiao" (porcelain carving) is intricate and gorgeous. It is known for being very effective for drawing lots (fortune telling).

Home to the "Oyster Shell Houses." Here you can experience the Intangible Cultural Heritage "Zanhua" (wearing a garden of flowers on your head). Dress up and take photos in front of the unique shell walls.

A temple built on a coastal reef, appearing to float on the sea when the tide is high. It is known as a "Buddhist Kingdom of Sea and Sky." The yellow walls against the blue sea are stunning.

Located near Luoga Temple. Step on the soft sand, blow the sea breeze, and enjoy the relaxed seaside vibe.

A village filled with Nanyang-style mansions and Romanesque buildings. It feels like a movie set. You can change into Nyonya clothing for photos and taste authentic Minnan dishes.

A quiet zen courtyard hidden in the noisy city. Compared to Kaiyuan Temple, it is more serene. The ginkgo trees and red walls create a beautiful play of light and shadow.

A street lined with Qilou (arcade) architecture. Stroll through the covered walkways, buy some local souvenirs, and eat a bowl of Four Fruit Soup to end the trip.