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Daixian Waterfall: Dehua’s Canyon Plunge

70-metre drop in a granite gorge — rainy season power, boardwalk mist, and a 2-hour drive from Quanzhou city.

Zheng Chenggong Memorial: Bronze Rider on Daping Hill

City landmark statue and museum — panoramic night views, coastal history, and a short taxi from West Street.

Cai Clan Houses: Minnan Mansions in Guanqiao

16 linked courtyard homes in Nan’an — red brick, granite, and clan stories on a guided 60-minute route.

Anping Bridge: Five Li of Granite Across the Bay

China’s longest ancient stone beam bridge — 2,070 metres, oyster farms below, best walked at sunrise.

East Lake Park: Lotus Ponds and Tang-Era Roots

Northeast city lake — summer lotus, lakeside teahouses, and a gentle loop before visiting nearby Wen Temple.

Qingjing Mosque: Song Stone and Islamic Quanzhou

China’s oldest surviving mosque site — pointed arches, museum room, and golden light on Tumen Street at dusk.