Yantaishan Park (South Gate)

Tai Shan Park is a mountain 🏔 view park. I love the over view you can see the beautiful mountains and riverside. I went there to celebrate the Chinese New Year with my Family. It was fun walk to the top of the mountain. It was relaxing and I love the environment too. Getting There - You can take a taxi 🚕 or car 🚗. Then you can walk around to the Entrance if the mountain 🏔 park. Attractions - amazing mountain 🏔 view with River side too. Hotels - Tai Shan park hotel 🏨 Food & Restaurants : Taishan Restaurant Recommended! Must visit ! #newyearadventure #newyearadventure #MyTripVlog #urbanexplorer

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📺 “ Fuzhou / Yantai Mountain Park ” ——— Sat / Apr 📻Yantai Mountain Park, a dazzling jewel of Fuzhou city. The park is characterized by overlapping mountains, lush trees, and fresh and pleasant air. The natural scenery and cultural landscapes within the park complement each other, providing a tranquil and comfortable feeling. Whether for morning exercises, walking, or leisurely relaxation, Yantai Mountain Park is an excellent choice. Here, people can escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy the beauty of nature.

If you come to Fuzhou for a tour, I suggest you definitely set aside half a day for Yantai Mountain! "Cangshan's misty clouds, high hills and low rivers" The scenery is really enchanting, and this place is a literary landmark of Fuzhou, also known as the 'Gulangyu of Fuzhou'! 👉🏻 Yantai Mountain route Jiefang Bridge → Zhongzhou Island → Yantai Mountain Strolling District → Tingxia Road → Shicuo Church → Aiguo Road → Lequn Road → Cangshan Cinema → Yantai Mountain Park ✔ Yantai Mountain has many trees and slopes, walking the streets is like climbing a mountain and strolling in a park, with alleys, old houses, and shops all growing on the slopes. ✔ Ascend the Yantai Mountain Watchtower, overlooking Zhongzhou Island and Jiefang Bridge from afar, and admire the beauty of ancient houses and Western-style buildings up close. ✔ Architectural attractions: the former site of the US Consulate in Fuzhou, the former site of the American Rich Bank Tian'an Hall Lequn Building, the former site of the American Chinese Bookstore, Shicuo Church. ✔ The commercial district has various stylish and good-looking buyer's shops, cafes, tea houses, and it's great for taking photos. ✔ Walk 500 meters to reach Zhongzhou Island, where the retro yellow buildings are very photogenic. It is said that this place will be demolished, so check in and leave a memory before it's gone. 📍 Address: No. 14 Mei Wu Road, Cangshan District, Fuzhou City 🛠️ Transportation: 🚇 Subway Line 1 to Shangteng Station, then walk 500 meters to reach 🚌 Bus: Take the bus holiday special line 1, subway connection line 15, 60, 83, 509 to Cangshan Cinema Station, take 175, 85 to Cangqian Station. 🎫 Ticket: Free ⏰ Opening hours: All day ❗ Attention tips: ▼ Walking is required for the tour, and there are many steps, so wearing comfortable shoes is important. ▼ Pay attention to sun protection

🏞【Destination Guide】 🧳Pre-trip Preparation: The weather in Fuzhou is relatively warm, but remember to dress warmly at all times 🚗Transportation Guide: There are very few subways in Fuzhou, especially at the airport, which doesn't have a subway. You need to take a bus to the city area 🛏Hotel Information: Hotels near Yantai Mountain Scenic Area or Sanfang Qixiang are most suitable 🌟Must-visit Locals: 1. Sanfang Qixiang is a must-visit (go during the day) 2. Yantai Mountain Scenic Area is a must-visit (suitable for both day and night, but more atmospheric at night) 3. Yantai Mountain Scenic Area is not just Yantai Mountain Park, it includes various small scenic spots around 4. Shicuo Church ⛪ 5. Minjiang River night cruise (stroll along the river) 🍽Food Guide: 1. Fish ball soup 2. Various snack stalls are amazing 🛍Shopping Guide: 1. A huge supermarket comes right after walking out of Sanfang Qixiang ancient street, full of skincare and cosmetics, and you can try them. There are also free samples of L'Oréal to collect!! 2. There are so many places to shop in Sanfang Qixiang ancient street 3. Yantai Mountain Scenic Area, lots of handicrafts, choose carefully (spend rationally) 💗Travel Feelings: The scenic spots in Fuzhou are basically free of charge!! It's really considerate 📌Little Tips: 1. Visit Sanfang Qixiang during the day 2. Visit Yantai Mountain Scenic Area at night (lots of beautiful girls and boys, and singing) 3. During the off-season, if you have limited time, you can skip Shangxia Hang

Here, banyan trees shade the streets, and the aroma of tea is everywhere. With its three mountains, two towers, and a river, This is Fuzhou, half bustling life, half poetic charm. The romance here always catches you off guard. Ancient temples, teahouses, lanes, forests, sunset cable cars... It boasts both cultural richness and scenic banyan charm, great for viewing and photography📷 If you come to Fuzhou, you definitely shouldn't miss out～ 1️⃣ Gushan From the stone steps at the foot of the mountain passing through 'Seven Pavilions', to the lookout tower at the summit where you can see the panoramic view of Fuzhou, taking the sunset cable car down the mountain at dusk is simply too romantic～ 2️⃣ Fuzhou Trail Fuzhou's urban forest trail, also China's first steel-structured aerial forest trail, connects five parks. Strolling here, watching the sunset glow over the mountains, especially the night view, is very atmospheric. 3️⃣ Yantai Mountain 'Evening glow over the green mountains, high hills and low rivers' - this place is Fuzhou's artistic landmark, with foreign consulates, stone churches, and traditional gardens, also known as 'Little Gulangyu'. 4️⃣ Sanfang Qixiang Known as the 'living fossil of China's urban lane system' and the 'Museum of Chinese Ming and Qing Dynasty architecture', the real cultural essence lies in the lanes on both sides of the main street, with the Love Tree on Nanhou Street being a popular spot to check in. 5️⃣ Minjiang Park Walking here, the most surprising things are the forest hideaways, the bald cypress trees🍁... You can also drink tea and chat on the lawn, a place for entertainment and leisure. 6️⃣ Xichan Ancient Temple The foremost of Fuzhou's five great Zen forests, and also the most famous place to view lychees. The landscape here and the distant pagoda complement each other, everything in sight is picturesque. 7️⃣ Jin'an Lake Park A great place for camping, tea drinking, walking, and boating. Breathing in the misty aroma of tea, watching the Ferris wheel under the evening glow, this is the life one longs for. Explore Fuzhou with your heart, and you will find that the beauty of the Banyan City is no less than that of other places. In 2024, go to Fuzhou with them～

Yantai Mountain, known for its 'misty mountains and high hills overlooking the river', marks the end of the traditional central axis of the ancient city of Fuzhou. It has been praised as the 'World Museum of Architecture'. Though not tall, it stands proudly with its unique cultural charm, drawing the attention of people from around the world. Fond of the vibrant greenery Fond of the clear blue sky 'Misty mountains, high hills overlooking the river' Walking in Yantai Mountain in early summer Dappled tree shadows fall on the stone slabs The wind is free🌬️ The cats in Yantai Mountain are also free🐱 Recommended attractions ✅Yuegong Gate, ✅Guanmei Pavilion, ✅Former Site of Muphry Bank, ✅Shicuo Church, ✅Former Site of the American Consulate, ✅Tian'an Hall, ✅Former Residence of the Customs Tax Commissioner of Fujian, ✅Former Site of Cangshan Cinema, ✅Woqiong Bridge Food Guide 📎Gui Lin Jiu Li Xiang 📎An Tai Lou (Cangshan Cinema Branch) 📎Ba Xi He Tian Chicken 📎Lai Yi Sausage Stepping into Yantai Mountain is like opening a thick journal of time, The blend of Chinese and Western cultures over a century gives Yantai Mountain a unique character. 'In front of the warehouse mountain is almost a garden, A road, a cluster of flowers, a house, a coachman, all have poetry'. The Yantai Mountain in memory awaits your exploration on a leisurely walk 🕙Opening hours: All day 📍Detailed address: No. 14 Mei Wu Road, Cangshan District, Fuzhou City 🚉Travel guide: Bus🚍209, 60, Metro🚇 Shuttle Line 15 get off at Mei Wu Kou Station. Metro🚇 Line 1 to Shang Teng Metro Station (AD exit), walking🚶‍♂️ distance. 📝Note tips: Yantai Mountain is really a mountain, with ups and downs, stairs up and stairs down, it's a bit tiring to visit all around, so it's best to wear comfortable shoes

One must visit Yantai Mountain City Walk to see the night view in Fuzhou. Specialty stores/New Year lanterns/Jiefang Bridge/Zhongzhou Island/the light show from the opposite CPD are very photogenic and atmospheric. 📈Recommended route: Shangxiahang → Youth Square → Youth Club → Jiefang Bridge → Zhongzhou Island → Yantai Mountain 🔘Zhongzhou Island An island on the Min River, filled with imitation European classical architecture, where you can snap a photo of the same castle featured in Jay Chou's music video. It's currently under renovation, so you can't enter and can only take photos from outside. Along the way, there's a section with a pink castle, a low-budget version of the Budapest Hotel with a pink facade. At night, lights are only on from the side of Jiefang Bridge. 🔘Yantai Mountain A museum of international architecture, still preserving the century-old mountain streets, Western buildings, and ancient gardens. It's very crowded at night, a gathering place for young people. If you want to leave the bustling city at night, you can walk further up the mountain. Taking a stroll there is also very pleasant.

Fuzhou📍Yantai Mountain City walk🎞️ Went to Yantai Mountain Ate at Mai Village Visited Hua's Grocery Store Drank at Tang Mo Tea House The weather in Fuzhou has not been good these days, raining☔️ and there are quite a few tourists. But Yantai Mountain is really, really beautiful, every place is very photogenic. A little regret, didn't get to visit every shop🥲

Yantai Mountain is known as the 'Exhibition of International Architecture' in Fuzhou. I especially recommend an off-the-beaten-path citywalk route that covers the classic spots of Yantai Mountain Start from the B exit of Shangteng subway station —— pass through Wanchun Alley —— arrive at the most beautiful corner —— Cangshan Cinema —— Yantai Mountain Park —— Huaiyin Li —— Shicuo Church —— Yantai Mountain Historical Museum —— the former site of South China Women's Arts and Science College (opposite to the commercial district, security may not allow entry, optional) —— If not going to the Arts and Science College, head to the Yantai Mountain Commercial Walking Street (filled with numerous cafes, popular restaurants) —— Sunset Viewing Bridge (next to Cangqian bus station, a perfect spot for watching the sunset) —— Zhongzhou Island (Fuzhou's Budapest, currently under renovation) —— Fan Chuanpu Church (open hours are not fixed during the week, open on Sundays, a Catholic church with beautiful stained glass windows, visit at your discretion) —— Youth Club (in a different direction from Fan Chuanpu Church, via the Heart of Min River) —— Shangxia Hang (next to the Youth Club) I hope everyone can experience the beauty of Yantai Mountain, the beauty of Fuzhou~

👉🏻 Yantai Mountain is known as the 'Expo of International Architecture' in Fuzhou. I especially recommend an off-the-beaten-path citywalk route that covers the classic attractions of Yantai Mountain ➡ Start from the B exit of Shangteng subway station and pass through Wanchun Alley (check-in photo 2) - arrive at the most beautiful corner (photo 1) Cangshan Cinema -- Yantai Mountain Park (you can take the photo of Zhongzhou Island from the position under Wangmei Pavilion in photo 6) -- Huaiyinli Stone Church (not open to the public, ginkgo trees in January-February) - Yantai Mountain Historical Museum (photo 2 upside down) -- Former site of South China Women's College of Arts and Sciences (opposite direction to the commercial district, security may not allow entry, optional visit) -- If not going to the College, then head to Yantai Mountain Commercial Walking District (lots of cafes, popular restaurants) -- Sunset Viewing Bridge (this bridge next to the Cangqian bus station, a great spot to watch the sunset) - Zhongzhou Island (Fuzhou's Budapest, currently under renovation) - Fanchuanpu Church (open hours are not fixed during the week, open on Sundays, a Catholic church with beautiful stained glass windows, visit at your discretion) - YMCA (in a different direction from Fanchuanpu Church, via the Heart of Min River) - Shangxiahang (next to YMCA) I hope everyone can experience the beauty of Yantai Mountain and the beauty of Fuzhou~

The streets of Yantai Mountain are long and lined with tall banyan trees, and along the streets, there are cultural relics buildings of various styles. Beyond the spire of Tian'an Hall flows the quiet river, and behind the tall white walls lies the quaint stone church, whose roof is mottled and covered with moss. The two ancient trees in front of the courtyard are still lush and verdant. The Methodist headquarters has been converted into a cafe, where you can see the soft lighting through the windows, and the interior is decorated in the style of the Republic of China. When tired, sit down for a drink and slowly enjoy the street view through the window. Some windows of the former French Consulate are already broken, which can't help but make one sigh at the vicissitudes of time. The American Consulate ruins are relatively well-preserved, with two rose bushes blooming with white flowers in front of the door. Does everyone think the cultural relic building cafe under the sunset is unique enough?