Wuyi Shan Travel Guide
Fujian Province | Population: 0
Located on the spectacular Wuyi Mountains in the Fujian Province of China is the lovely city of Wuyi Shan. This hill-resort city is blessed with pristine surroundings and a wealth of biodiversity that has made it a must-visit tourist destination. There has been a spurt in inbound tourists from within China and overseas who are attracted by the lush greenery that has been listed under the UNESCO Man and Biosphere Program in the year 1987.
The region around Wuyi Shan City has also been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999 because of the abundant flora and fauna, and the ancient Buddhist, Taoist, Confucian temples and churches. The city is a historical, cultural, and religious site that draws countless tourists throughout the year.
The region around Wuyi Shan City has also been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999 because of the abundant flora and fauna, and the ancient Buddhist, Taoist, Confucian temples and churches. The city is a historical, cultural, and religious site that draws countless tourists throughout the year.
The city of Wuyi Shan has been a part of various kingdoms like the Min Yue and Song Dynasty at different times. But what has remained constant during the various historical periods is the fact that the region has been a political, educational, economic, and cultural hub since ages and still continues to be. The people follow different schools of thought, yet have a common interest in reading, learning, and education even today.
Zhuxi, a learned Confucian has made the city famous by writing books and teaching students Confucianism for the last fifty years. During the Communist party’s struggle, Wuyi Shan was also a prominent revolutionary base because it is the birthplace of many members of the politburo of the time.
Zhuxi, a learned Confucian has made the city famous by writing books and teaching students Confucianism for the last fifty years. During the Communist party’s struggle, Wuyi Shan was also a prominent revolutionary base because it is the birthplace of many members of the politburo of the time.
