Quanzhou | Family and child photos in Quanzhou.

| Family and child photos in Quanzhou. - Morning: - Kaiyuan Temple: The largest Buddhist temple in Fujian Province, the East and West Towers of the temple are the tallest twin stone towers in China. - West Street: The best-preserved ancient street in Quanzhou, with many ancient buildings, old houses, and old shops. You can taste local delicacies here, such as meat dumplings, noodles, and beef soup. - Lunch: Have lunch at a restaurant near West Street, and recommend tasting Quanzhou's special dishes such as ginger duck and vinegar meat. - Afternoon: - Quanzhou Museum: A museum showcasing the history and culture of Quanzhou, with a collection of precious cultural relics and artworks. - Qingjing Temple: One of the oldest Islamic mosques in China, with a unique architectural style. - Guan Yue Temple: A temple dedicated to Guan Yu and Yue Fei, with a grand scale and strong incense. - Evening: - Tianhou Palace: Dedicated to Mazu, the goddess of the sea, with Bingzhengtang Four Fruit Soup nearby, which you can try. - Zhongshan Street: One of the most prosperous commercial streets in Quanzhou, with many shopping malls, restaurants, and entertainment venues, where you can shop and experience Quanzhou's nightlife. - Night: Have dinner at a restaurant near Zhongshan Street, then you can choose to go to Qingyuan Mountain to see the night view, or stroll through the alleys of the city to experience Quanzhou's local life. Precautions: 1. Quanzhou has a hot and humid climate, so it is recommended to bring sunscreen, moisturizer, and other skin care products. 2. Photography is not allowed in some temples, and local customs should be respected when entering temples. 3. Pay attention to food hygiene when tasting snacks, and you can bring some stomach medicine just in case. 4. Quanzhou's traffic may be congested during peak hours, so you can arrange your time reasonably and choose the right means of transportation, such as small white cars, buses, and shared bicycles.