
Zhangzhou
Zhangzhou is a prefecture-level city in Fujian Province, China.
The prefecture around the city proper comprises the southeast corner of the province, facing the Taiwan Strait and surrounding the prefecture of Xiamen.
Getting to Zhangzhou
There are frequent buses from Xiamen (about 1 hour), as well as some direct service from most cities and counties in southern Fujian. There are two passenger stations in the Zhangzhou metropolitan area: Zhangzhou Railway Station and Zhangzhou East Railway Station. The spacious new
- 01Zhangzhou Railway Station
- 02Zhangzhou East Railway Station
Worth seeing
- 01Zhangzhou Museum
- 02Nanshan Temple
- 03Yundongyan Scenic Area
- 04Fujian Huberliao National Nature Reserve
Fujian Huberliao National Nature Reserve is located in the southeast of the Bopingling Mountains, and Jiangxi River in Kowloon runs throughout the country.
- 05Zhangjiangkou Mangrove National Nature Reserve
- 06Temple of the Emperor Guantai of Dongshan
Where to eat
Zhangzhou is most famous for its lor mee (卤面 lǔmiàn) braised noodles, the original version of a dish that's become even more well-known as an element of Singaporean, Malaysian, and Indonesian cuisine.
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