Gulangyu’s musical vibe is irresistible—every alley feels storied, and every snapshot with my sisters looks like a magazine cover!
Cycling along the shoreline was so healing—the sea breeze was gentle and our guide even prepared snacks. The whole ride felt incredibly relaxing.
It was my first time seeing tulou up close. Our guide’s storytelling was vivid and fun, and I finally understood the brilliance behind Hakka ancestral homes.
Every lane is filled with creative boutiques and cafés, and every corner is photogenic. Live music at night made the vibe absolutely perfect.
The sand sculpture park was a hit with the kids and the beach was spotless. Our guide even helped us shoot beautiful family portraits—perfect for a parent-child trip.
The temple was incredibly calming, and climbing higher rewarded us with views of Gulangyu. The vegetarian pastries our guide recommended were delicious—such a meaningful stop.
Bailuzhou at night is so romantic—the music fountain sets the mood and it’s the perfect spot for confessions and dates. My friends were jealous!
Climbing Sunlight Rock lets you overlook all of Gulangyu and downtown Xiamen. The panoramic view—especially at sunrise—is breathtaking and absolutely worth the climb.
Xiamen University truly earns its “most beautiful campus” title. Nestled between mountains and sea, with East-meets-West architecture, Furong Lake and Lovers’ Valley are stunning for a leisurely stroll.
