UNESCO Danxia peaks, bamboo rafting, and the origin of Da Hong Pao — China's king of teas.
Wuyi Mountain in Fujian is a UNESCO World Heritage Site combining dramatic Danxia landform peaks, the Nine-Bend River bamboo raft experience, and ancient Taoist temples. It is the birthplace of Da Hong Pao (Big Red Robe) oolong tea — China's most prestigious and expensive tea.
Northern Fujian, bordering Jiangxi. About 3 hours from Fuzhou by HSR.
Dramatic red sandstone peaks and cliffs — a UNESCO World Heritage landscape.
The origin of China's most famous rock tea — 350-year-old mother trees still growing.
A bamboo raft drift through the nine bends of the river — the classic Wuyi experience.
Drift 9.5km on a bamboo raft through the Nine Bends — 1.5 hours of stunning scenery.
See the 350-year-old tea bushes that produce the world's most expensive tea.
The highest accessible peak — panoramic views of the Danxia landscape.
Ancient Taoist temples and the famous 'First Spring' water source.
Warm. Tea picking season — watch Da Hong Pao being harvested. Misty peaks.
Hot. River rafting is refreshing. Waterfalls at peak flow. Lush green.
Best season. Clear skies, comfortable temps. Perfect rafting weather.
Cool. Quiet season. Tea culture experiences without mountain crowds.
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