Wuyishan Travel Guide

Wuyi Mountain, located in northern Fujian Province, is a renowned 5A-rated scenic area and a UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage site. It was named one of the “Top 10 Happiest Places in the World” by the Lonely Planet Travel Guide. Known for its “green waters and red mountains,” Wuyi Mountain features stunning landscapes of towering peaks, clear streams, deep valleys, and ancient trees. Its beauty, characterized by its “unique, picturesque, and ancient” charm, has inspired poets and scholars throughout history. The area’s distinctive Danxia landform continues to captivate visitors with its extraordinary scenery.

Wuyi Mountain also boasts a rich cultural heritage, with fascinating Taoist legends and the ancient practice of hanging coffins adding an air of mysticism to its natural beauty. The region’s climate is generally mild and comfortable year-round, making it a great travel destination. However, from January to March, it tends to be drier with faded vegetation, while March and April mark the rainy season, which can make travel more challenging. July can be the hottest month, with temperatures reaching up to 35°C, but this is also when the lush greenery is at its peak. The period from September to November offers pleasant temperatures and beautiful autumn scenery, making it an ideal time for sightseeing.