Fujian historical sites

Southern Shaolin Temple (南少林寺), originally known as “Linquan Monastery (林泉院),” is located in Putian City, Fujian Province. Its history dates […]

The Confucius Temple in Quanzhou, also known as Quanzhou Fu Wenmiao (泉州府文庙), covers an area of over 8,000 square meters.

The Quanzhou Bell Tower, located in the heart of Quanzhou City, Fujian Province, is a prominent landmark and a symbol

Tianhou Palace (天后宫), also known as Mazu Temple or Heavenly Queen Palace, was first established in 1196 during the second

Quanzhou Chengtian Temple (承天寺), originally known as Nanchan Temple (南禅寺), was first established towards the end of the Southern Tang

Qingjing Mosque (清净寺), originally named Shengyou Mosque and also known as the Ashab Mosque, is located in Quanzhou, Fujian Province.

Luoyang Bridge (洛阳桥), also known as Wan’an Bridge (万安桥), is a historic landmark located in Quanzhou, Fujian Province, China. Initially

Quanzhou West Street (泉州西街) is the oldest developed street and area in Quanzhou, dating back to the Song Dynasty. It

Chongwu Ancient Town (崇武古城, Chongwu Ancient City), located on the southeastern coast of Fujian Province, was built in 1387 during

Kaiyuan Temple (开元寺), located in Quanzhou, is a significant cultural relic in China’s southeastern coastal region and the largest Buddhist