Fujian Province , known as "Min", is situated along China 's southeastern coast. It is separated from Taiwan only by the narrow Taiwan Straits. The Province occupies an area of 121, 400 square kilometers, with a population of 30 million. The provincial government has an immediate jurisdiction over 9 administrative prefectures and municipalities, which are subdivided into 64 counties and cities.

Fujian is also a major hometown of overseas Chinese. Over the world, there are about 8 million overseas Chinese of Fujian origin and 80 percent of Taiwan 's population is of Fujian origin. Based on the mountain at the back and overlooking the sea, Fujian is known for its "eight mountains, one river and one tenth of Chinese Mu of rice field" and enjoys its numerous mountains, vast sea and mild temperature. The Province is rich in mineral resources, forestry, waterpower and aquatic products.

Fujian boasts its numerous tourist attractions, both in beautiful scenery and in outstanding and influential figures. Tourist areas include mountains, rivers and well-known cities: Quanzhou, one of China's famous historic and cultural ancient cities, is a human and scenic spot approved by the UNESCO; Xiamen, known as "Garden on the Sea", is a picturesque economic special zone; Wuyi Mountains is famous for its peaks and Wuyi tea; Kaiyuan Temple in Quanzhou, Yongquan Temple in Fuzhou, Guanghua Temple in Putian and Nanshan Temple in Zhangzhou are the four famous grand ancient temples in Fujian.

D1 (9.5) arrive in Xiamen, start our China Fujian Fam Tour

D2 —— D4 (9.6 —— 9.8) participate the 5th China Straits Travel Fair as a guest, attend the opening ceremony of the 5th China Straits Travel Fair, and Fujian Provincial Tourism Bureau Promotion.

D5 (9.9) After breakfast, we go to South PUTUO temple; South Putuo Temple was built during the Tang dynasty (618-907). it is situated in the southeast of Xiamen City , Fujian Province… As one of Buddhist famous sacred spots in the southern Fujian Province , this temple plays a very important role at home and overseas. Now, it is the site of South Fujian Buddhist Academy . Having lunch at the temple with all vegetarian dishes at noon, then go to Wulao Mt to experience the FUJIAN tea culture, back to Xiamen , Hotel.

D6 (9.10) after breakfast, we will visit Xiamen …Located on the southeastern coast of Fujian Province, Xiamen City consists of Xiamen Island , Gulangyu Islet and the coastal part of the northern banks of inland Jiulongjiang River , covering an area of 1,565 square kilometers. Built in 1955, the Gaoji (Gaoqi-Jimei) Causeway has turned Xiamen Island into a peninsula by linking it to the mainland. Xiamen and its surrounding countryside offer spectacular scenery and pleasant tree-lined beaches. Gulangyu, also known as Piano Island , is a popular, peaceful weekend getaway. While Xiamen 's Botanical Garden is a nature lover's paradise, the Buddhist Nanputao Temple , dating back to the Tang Dynasty (618- 907), is a national treasure. In the afternoon, we will go to Zhangpu, where the famous Wulong tea produces…stay in Zhangzhou.

D7 (9.11) after breakfast, we go to Nanjing visiting famous Earthen Houses, which was mistakenly believed as the China missile launching base during the cold war…Earthen houses represent a vernacular architecture specific to Jiangxi, Fujian and Guangdong provinces following the flow of the Hakka people from central China to the South. With all the halls, storehouses, wells and bedrooms inside, the huge tower-like building functions almost as a small fortified city. Earthen houses are made of earth, stone, bamboo and wood, all readily available materials. Over twenty thousand of these houses still stand today, ten of which are over 600 years old. The oldest one,"Fu Xing Lou" in Hu Le town, was constructed over 1,200 years ago and is regarded as a "living fossil" of the construction style of central China . Then we will go back to Xiamen to take fly to Wuyi Mountain.FM9529（17:05-17:40)

D8 (9.12） visiting Mt. Wuyi, which is Located south of Wuyishan City, Fujian Province, with an area of 70 square kilometers, the area has what is probably the largest, most typical and best-preserved humid subtropical native forest in the world. It was nominated as a biosphere reserve of UNESCO's Man and the Biosphere Program in 1987.

The cliffs and waters of Wuyishan are outstanding. The workings of Nature of a typical Danxia landform have left behind 36 peaks, 72 caves, 99 prominent rocks and 108 scenic spots. The Stream with Nine Turnings is emerald green and crystal clear. The beauty of the mountain and its waters has made Wuyi known as "the most attractive mountain in southeast China ".

Wuyishan is also known for being of great historic and cultural value. Cultural relics include the extensive remains of an ancient city of the Min Yue people, dating back over 2,000 years, the Ziyang Academy of Classical Learning, the tomb of Zhu Xi, cliffside sculptures, etc. Zhu Xi, a philosopher of the Southern Song Dynasty, taught for 40 years at Wuyishan and made it an academic center of southeast China .

D9 （9.13） after breakfast, we will visit Jiuquxi River , The over 60km -long Nine- Curves River (Jiuquxi) flows through the gorges. We may take an hour's journey on the raft, enjoying the silence and charm of the cool, green entourage. Local oarsmen recite traditional myths along with astonishing modern denominations of the surrounding rocks, revealing charming creativity as well as a quite good business sense. For those who have had enough of city life, a stroll in Wuyishan's natural scenery is an extraordinary relief. The scenery is always worth a relaxed walk even on a rainy day for its unbelievably fresh air. There are discussions going on whether to open up even more of the area for ecological tourism. It is quite remarkable how tidy and untouched the nature in the mountains still is. If we still have time, we may go to Xiamei Village , Xiamei is a quintessential village in Wuyi area. From the slow pace to smiley face, everything seems simple yet heart-warming. Well-preserved ancient buildings are the highlights of many villages in Wuyi. Surely, the grandest of all is always the ancestral hall.The ancestral hall of Zou family in Xiamei is a building that exemplifies the architectural achievement of the area in Ming and Qing Dynasty. The prosperity back then could be attributed to the thriving tea business.Listening to the typical southern drizzle, sipping tea with old granny here, it's almost like time machine has sent me back to couple hundred years ago in Qing Dynasty. And judging from the intricate wood carvings, stone carvings, this house definitely belonged to a high- ranking official at the time.