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Nanputuo Temple

Xiamen

This Buddhist temple complex on the southern side of Xiamen is one of the most famous temples among the Fujianese, and is also considered a pilgrimage¡­

Bailuzhou Park

Xiamen

Xiamen positions itself as China¡¯s most liveable city and this huge green expanse on an islet north of town is a quiet exclamation mark on that claim¡­

Kaihe Lu Fish Market

Xiamen

In the old district of Xiamen, this tiny but lively market sells various (weird) sea creatures to a backdrop of q¨ªl¨®u (ÆïÂ¥, shophouses) and a church¡­

H¨²l¨« Sh¨¡n Fortress

Xiamen

Across Daxue Lu, south of Xiamen University, is this gigantic German artillery post built in 1894. You can rent binoculars to peer over the water to the¡­

Xiamen University

Xiamen

The Xiamen University was established with overseas Chinese funds and has beautiful republican-era buildings and an attractive lake. It¡¯s a good place for¡­

Overseas Chinese Museum

Xiamen

Aside from acting as a refuge from the city, this is an ambitious celebration of China¡¯s communities abroad, with dioramas, street scenes, photos, props¡­

Baicheng Beach

Xiamen

You can rarely swim here due to council restrictions, but there are few more convenient places in the city to enjoy a beautiful natural environment than¡­

Railroad Culture Park

Xiamen

The charming 3km walking trail on an abandoned railway track in this park makes a welcome change from the crowds of the city. It is reached by bus 1, 15,¡­