I want to travel from Shenzhen to Xiamen. I will stay in Zengcuotun for three days and two nights. I would like to ask friends who are familiar with the road to give me some tips on how to get there.

Very suitable for couples to visit

Xiamen

It’s true! A must-see in Xiamen is Gulangyu Island, followed by Nanputuo Temple, Xiamen University, and Xiamen Science and Technology Museum - Botanical Garden Nanputuo Temple - Xiamen University - Baicheng Beach Huli Mountain Fort - Huandao Road - Zengcuo'an - Zhongshan Road - Xiamen Taiwan Snack Street Gulangyu Island - Sunlight Rock - Shuzhuang Garden - Piano Museum - Haoyue Garden - World Celebrity Wax Museum -Xiamen Underwater World-World Architecture Expo Jimei School Village-Dragon Boat Pool

Day 1: Arrive in Xiamen - rest - ride a bicycle on Huandao Road - play in the sand on the beach and watch the sunset - eat seafood in Zengcuo'an

Day 2: Xiamen Science and Technology Museum - Restaurant near the Science and Technology Museum at noon - Botanical Garden

Day 3: Gulangyu Island - Sunlight Rock - Shuzhuang Garden - Piano Museum - —Longtou Road Snacks

Day 4: Shopping on Zhongshan Road - looking for delicious food

Conscience advice~ Gulangyu Island has been visited all over, why not go to Zengcuo’an! This is A truly heart-warming literary fishing village, it has winding and quiet alleys, exotic churches, various Taiwanese and Fujian delicacies, and colorful, comfortable and warm B&Bs. "With Zengcuo'an, why bother with Gulangyu Island?"

Zengcuo'an has been a resort and strategic fortress since ancient times. In the late Southern Song Dynasty, Zeng Guangchuo led his family all the way from Changshu, Jiangsu Province to Xiamen Binhai to establish a business. It was first named "Zeng Chu'an" and later changed its name to "Zeng Cuò" (zēng cuò

ān). It has experienced nearly a thousand years of history during the Song, Yuan, Ming, Qing, Republic of China and New China.

Recommended attractions: Huangcuo Beach, Xiamen University, Nanputuo Temple

Local delicacies: thick toast, bamboo shoot jelly, sand tea noodles, fishing village seafood