Fujian Travel China, Fujian Tours Guide

Fujian People:
31,160,000

The majority are Han Chinese. The most numerous ethnic minorities living in Fujian are the She Min, Miao, Hui and Manchu.

General Information:
Fujian ("Happy Establishment")is blessed with a rich history, famous historical sites and beautiful natural landscapes. These make Fujian a unique tourist attraction. However, it is not yet a much worn traveler's path.

Geography:
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 kilometres,

Fujian Map

Climate:
Fujian has a year-round warm and humid climate. Annual average rainfall ranges from a low of 1400 mm to a high of 2000 mm, and annual average temperature from a low of 17C to a high of 21C. It is hospitable in all seasons for travelers in this province.

Nature:
Hundreds of different species of trees are native to Fujian, including rarities such as metasequoia and gingko.

Fujian Economy:
Since the beginning of the national drive of reform and opening to the outside world, economy has developed rapidly in Fujian. In 1994, the annual GNP reached 168.5 billion yuan, with the total economic value occupying the 12th place in China, the GNP per

Story of Fujian:
The region that is now Fujian was first mentioned in the ancient Chinese book of rites called Zhou Li, as a land inhabited by the seven "tribes of Min". During the Spring and Autumn period (770-476 BC) the area became the southern part of the Kingdom of Y

Fujian Tourism:
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

Cuisine:
Fujian cooking is considered to be one of the five major regional cuisines in China. Characteristic dishes include shredded fish and pork, and crepes stuffed with pork, scallions, bamboo shoots, prawns, and snow peas.

Fujian Culture:
Two distinct subcultures have evolved in Fujian. The Northern Min culture centered on Fuzhou is marked by the early adoption of Buddhism, and shows influences of Japanese culture and cuisine through contacts made with the Ryukyu Islands. The Southern Min