Located on the Pearl River in northwestern Hong Kong, Quanzhou is the third largest city in China and is considered one of the leading commercial and industrial centers in China
Tourists are accepted to Quanzhou in large numbers as one of the tourist destinations in China where there are beautiful natural features and includes many historical sites and landmarks of Chinese culture
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Best hotels in Quanzhou
Quanzhou includes a group of the best hotels in China, and we have collected for you on this tab a package of recommended hotels in Quanzhou … Read more
The most important places of tourism in Quanzhou
Let’s get to know a bunch of the tourist attractions of Quanzhou that are worth a visit:
Paradise Chaise Lounge
Chimelong paradis park was opened on April 12, 2006 in Quanzhou and is considered the largest theme park in China and ranked as one of the most important tourist destinations in Quanzhou.
The park is famous for having 10 Inversion Roller Coaster Rollers in addition to many exciting games for youth and family .. Read more
Canton tower
It can be considered the tallest tower in China opened in 2010 and is considered one of the tourist places in Quanzhou and one of the most famous shopping areas in it as it includes a group of high-end markets and restaurants
The tower provides visitors with a panoramic view of the city’s skyline and its features
Shamian Island
A sandy island located in the center and south of the city and considered one of the tourist destinations in Quanzhou, which is the site of many hotels.
The island is distinguished by its ancient European style architecture which dates back to the colonial period
Quanzhou Zoo
The Zoo in Quanzhou is one of the most beautiful tourist places in Quanzhou and has great popularity among residents and visitors to the city alike as it includes a large group of animals of various types, the most famous of which is the panda in addition to exotic birds .. Read more
Huaxing Mosque
It is considered the oldest mosque in China, where its construction dates back to the year 627 AD when the Silk Road linked Southeast Asian countries such as India, China, the Levant and Africa.
The mosque has a historical status and is one of the most popular tourist places in Quanzhou
