Lunar New Year Guide | Quanzhou 3D2N Travelogue (with guide...)

Plog | Quanzhou 3D2N Travelogue (with guide...) Quanzhou is a city with a rich cultural heritage. 🌆 There are no skyscrapers or bustling night markets. Even for a travel enthusiast like me who loves taking photos, I only took less than 100 photos this time. It's a great place to slow down and feel the city, instead of just recording it with a camera. Here's my relaxing travel itinerary at the end of 2024 ⬇️ Day 1 ✈️ Arrive in Quanzhou at noon Stay at a homestay on West Street (I love the rooftop here, P2, where you can see the East and West Pagodas). Spend the afternoon wandering around West Street, drinking coffee at Yan Hua, ☕️ experiencing the cultural fusion at Guiyuan Temple, and feeling the hustle and bustle at Jiezi Bookstore. Day 2 Rent a car for a day, no need to get up early, a relaxing trip Rent a car to Wutong Ancient Village (I took photos in a Nyonya costume here, which cost me a few dozen yuan), Yongning Ancient City (you can skip this, but there is a God of Wealth Temple), Shishi Golden Coast, and Luojia Temple (the first four places are all on the same route from West Street, so it's very convenient to rent a car). Xunpu Village (mainly for the flower hairpins) Day 3 Museum series + niche shadow puppetry + flower hairpins from the homestay Take a bus from West Street to the Maritime Museum in 10 minutes. The Maritime Museum is a 10-minute walk from the Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum, which only has events on weekends and holidays. In the afternoon, I went to see a shadow puppet show. I didn't get a ticket for the theater, but the small-scale show was also very interesting, and I could experience it myself. Then I got a flower hairpin from the homestay. There weren't many costumes to choose from, but I got to experience the flower hairpin culture! In the evening, I went to the Bell Tower for the New Year's Eve countdown, but the atmosphere wasn't very strong. Day 4 Get up and head to Fuzhou (1D1N version)