The itinerary for a two-day trip to Xiamen, starting from Fuzhou by train, I want to go to Gulangyu Island as the first stop

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The first day: Gulangyu Island, Zhongshan Road

The second day Days: Xiamen University, Nanputuo, Huandao Road Fortress

Take a night to go to Xidi Coffee Street, it is quite romantic

Accommodation:

If you want to stay It is recommended to stay on Gulangyu Island for one night and stay on the island for the rest of the time. On the island, it is recommended to stay at Jinjiang Inn on Fengchao Mountain Road or the International Youth Hostel on Nanhua Road or Shangketang. It is very convenient to go shopping. You can go shopping on Nanhua Road and Ding'aozi Road and drink coffee and relax. But you have to book this place early because it’s very convenient to go out and play. There are many places to live on Gulangyu Island. Many of them have websites where you can view photos and book rooms. Just search them yourself. The International Youth Hostel is more recommended, but it is also crowded, so you have to book at least a month in advance to be able to book.

The accommodation mentioned above can be found online and can be booked online

Food:

A must-eat when visiting Xiamen

Shacha Noodles - Wutang Shacha Noodles (this one closes after about 1 o'clock noon), Lakeside Sili Shacha Noodles, Peanut Soup - Huang Zehe

Oyster Fried - Lianhuan

Fish Balls - Fish Balls at 183 Longtou Road, Gulangyu Island

Daiwan Food Stalls - Many are good, but they are all similar, there is no special recommendation

Ginger Duck - Vacuum-packed ones are sold at Walmart Yinxiang Ginger Duck

Comprehensive local snacks - good fragrance

Taro buns - Wu Zaitian

Pie, coconut cake - Jinlan cake on Gulangyu Island Shop (cheapest and most delicious), Wangji, babycat, Sunlight Rock Pies that can be bought in supermarkets, and Nanputuo Vegetarian Pancakes

You can find these specific locations online by searching online, and they are all introduced Itinerary recommendations for surrounding areas

I’ll probably write these down, for reference only. You can search for specific guides. I’ve been to Xiamen so much that there are a lot of travel guides