Dongshan island 1
Dongshan Island has vast bays, gentle beaches, trees and many scenic spots, which are the characteristics of the southern coastal scenery of China. Dongshan Island was called Tongshan in ancient times, and there is still Tongshan ancient city built in Ming Dynasty, which is located at the seaside of Tongling Town. It was built to resist Japanese pirates and is still strong and dependent. There is an exquisite and elegant Guandi Temple in the ancient city, also known as Wu Temple, which was built in the Ming Dynasty and is still full of incense. Maluan Bay, located in the east of Dongshan Island, has high sky and wide sea, clean sand and white water, and lush green forests on the shore. The beach is more than 2,500 meters long and 60 meters wide, with the "Three Peaks" as the screen in the northeast and four small islands such as Chiyu in the southeast, forming its own pattern.
2. Yunshuiyao Ancient Town
Yunshuiyao ancient town is located in Tulou scenic tourist area in Nanjing County, Fujian Province. Between Shuyang and Meilin towns, there are three villages: Pushan, Guanyang and Kanxia. This is a beautiful mountain village in southern Fujian, where long ancient roads, Millennium banyan trees, green mountains and clear waters, and magical earth buildings are like a colorful landscape painting. Yunshuiyao is an ancient village with a long history. The long ancient road, the century-old banyan tree, the magical earth building and the clear water of Lingshan all give people a sense of detachment. There is an ancient road paved with pebbles in the village-"Yunshuiyao Ancient Plank Road".
3. Yundongyan
Yundongyan is located 20 miles east of Zhangzhou City, Fujian Province. This mountain is made up of all kinds of exquisite and strange boulders with different expressions. Between the rocks, there are countless deep holes and chambers. According to the "Zhangzhou County Records", "There are deep and wide stone chambers, the sky will rain, and the clouds will return to Yan, hence the name Yundong." According to legend, in the Sui Dynasty, there were anonymous Weng people who raised cranes in stone chambers. When cranes flew on the mountains, villagers would see them, so they were also called "He Mingshan".