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Guandi Temple

0.66 MILES

This magnificently carved temple is immediately identifiable by its showy dragon-decorated roofs and a shroud of smoke emanating from furnaces burning¡­

Cao¡¯an Manichaean Temple

11.82 MILES

This quirky temple is dedicated to Manichaeism, a religion originating in Persia in the 3rd century, combining elements of Zoroastrian, Christian and¡­

Kaiyuan Temple

1.35 MILES

In the northwest of the city, one of the oldest temples in Quanzhou dates back to AD 686 and is the largest in Fujian. Surrounded by trees, Kaiyuan Temple¡­

Shanhou Folk Culture Village

28.47 MILES

With a fine setting in a bowl of green slopes, Shanhou is one of the island's prettiest old villages with dozens of classic tile-roofed Fujian homes,¡­

Maritime Museum

1.91 MILES

On the northeastern side of town, this fabulous museum explains Quanzhou¡¯s trading history, the development of Chinese shipbuilding and the kaleidoscope¡­

Lingshan Islamic Cemetery

2.22 MILES

Set at the foot of the mountain of L¨ªngsh¨¡n, this leafy cemetery is one of the most intact historic cemeteries in China. Two of Mohammed¡¯s disciples are¡­

Xunpu Village

4.98 MILES

The fishing village of Xunpu (sometimes Xunbu), some 10km southeast of the city centre of Quanzhou, was on the old trade route of the maritime Silk Road¡­

?nx¨© Ch¨¢y¨¨ D¨¤gu¨¡nyu¨¢n

27.66 MILES

Mountainous Anxi County (°²Ïª, ?nx¨©) is home to the famous Ti¨§ Gu¨¡ny¨©n (Ìú¹ÛÒô, Iron Buddha) tea, an oolong variety known for its thick fragrance and floral¡­