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Wuyi Mountain

Outstanding mountain for biodiversity

From misty mountains and tranquil hot springs to ancient temples and timeless villages, Wuyi is a destination where nature and culture exist in perfect harmony. Cruise the scenic Nine Bend River, discover centuries of history, and experience one of southeast China’s richest landscapes. Renowned for its extraordinary biodiversity and unforgettable natural beauty.

Wuyi Mountain is a destination for every season, but each season offer their own unique charm. Breathe in the fragrance of world-famous tea gardens in spring, admire lush emerald landscapes in summer, or visit in autumn for fewer crowds. A leisurely bamboo raft journey along the scenic Nine Bend River is the perfect way to experience the timeless beauty of this UNESCO World Heritage landscape.

Tianyou Peak

Tianyou Peak is the first scenic spot in Wuyi Mountain and is also the primary destination for most visitors. Standing at an altitude of 410 meters, Tianyou Peak stands out from the cluster of peaks. Surrounded by clouds and mist, Tianyou Peak is encircled by famous peaks and Nine Bend Stream, making it an excellent viewing platform for the Wuyi landscape. On the way up, you can see many ancient trees.

Nine Bend Stream

Nine Bend Stream is the main attraction of Wuyi Mountain. The 62.8 km bamboo raft ride offers stunning views of the mountain and waterscape. Each bend provides a unique blend of leisure, excitement, and thrill. The picturesque landscape and the interest of rafting are the main attractions.

Dahongpao Scenic Area

The Dahongpao Scenic Area is located in the central part of Wuyi Mountain. In this area, you can visit the Yongle Buddhist Temple, the largest temple in this mountain, and the place where the world-renowned Da Hong Pao tea grows. Da Hong Pao is one of the top 10 famous teas in China and is considered a treasure. It was also offered as a tribute to the emperor during the Ming dynasty.

Shuilian water Cave

The Shuilian Water Cave is the widest cave in Wuyi Mountain and can accommodate up to 1000 people. While rafting on the pure stream, you can enjoy the sight of a waterfall cascading down and two cliff springs pouring like flying dragons. Additionally, you can catch a glimpse of the landscape of a bonsai-style tea garden through the bright water curtain that looks like it's made of crystals.

Huxiaoyan Rock

Huxiaoyan Rock is a remarkable location in Wuyi Mountain. The wind passing through the cave on the rock sounds like a roaring tiger, which is truly awe-inspiring. Additionally, from the viewing deck near Dingmin Bridge, located at the end of Huxiao Yan, you can enjoy a magnificent panorama of the lush mountains.

Food lovers will find plenty to discover in Wuyi Mountain, where traditional recipes celebrate the bounty of the mountains and rivers. Seasonal mushrooms, fresh bamboo shoots and locally sourced specialties take centre stage. Adventurous diners can sample unique regional delicacies that have been enjoyed for generations. Complement your meal with one of Wuyi’s distinctive local wines for an authentic taste of the region.

Must-try: Jiuquzhufa, Grilled Bean, Snake Banquet, Wuyishan Wonton, Nutrient Soup by Pot.


Air

Wuyishan City has only one airport, namely Wuyishan Airport. The airport provides direct flights to several destinations including Xiamen (1 hour), Beijing (about 3 hours), Shenzhen (about 1.5 hours), Chengdu (about 2.5 hours), Guangzhou (about 1.5 hours), Nanjing (about 1.5 hours), and Qingdao (about 2.5 hours). Wuyishan Airport is located approximately 12.5 km northeast of the south gate of Wuyi Mountain.

 

Train

Travelling to Wuyi Mountain by rail is both fast and convenient. The two main gateways are Wuyishan North Railway Station and Nanping Railway Station, both located around a 30-minute drive from the mountain’s southern entrance. High-speed rail services connect the region with major cities including Beijing, Shanghai, Xiamen, Fuzhou, Shenzhen, Hangzhou and Nanjing.