A subtropical island city of colonial architecture, beaches, and Gulangyu's car-free charm.
Xiamen is one of China's most livable cities — a subtropical island connected to the mainland by bridges. Its highlight is Gulangyu, a UNESCO-listed car-free island of colonial architecture and piano music. The city's Buddhist Nanputuo Temple, coastal cycling paths, and seafood markets add to its charm.
Southeastern Fujian coast, facing Taiwan. A special economic zone since 1980.
UNESCO World Heritage — a car-free island of colonial villas and piano music.
A 1,000-year-old Buddhist temple at the foot of Wulao Peak — sea views from the top.
A 43km环岛路 (island ring road) — one of China's best coastal cycling routes.
Ferry to the car-free island — colonial architecture, piano museum, seaside beauty.
Climb Wulao Peak for panoramic views — the temple's Buddhist cuisine is excellent.
Cycle the 43km coastal road — ocean views, beaches, and tropical plants.
A unique complex of Chinese-Western fusion architecture built by philanthropist Tan Kah Kee.
Warm and pleasant. Flowers blooming. Perfect for cycling and island exploration.
Hot and humid. Beach season. Typhoon risk. Gulangyu is a refreshing escape.
Best season. Clear skies, comfortable temperatures. Ideal for all activities.
Mild (10-18°C). Perfectly visitable. Few tourists. Pleasant walks.
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