It's better to go to Xiamen for a few days.

Xiamen is a charming "sea garden". The customs of overseas Chinese hometown, Fujian and Taiwan, seaside cuisine and exotic buildings are integrated, and the climate like spring in four seasons adds to the charm of the sea. It's one of the best cities in China, so how many days is it appropriate to go to Xiamen?

It's best to go to Xiamen for 3-5 days. It takes 2 days to play and eat in the main city of Xiamen. Gulangyu can consider arranging 1-2 days. If you want to go to Guanyin Mountain to see the sea again or to Fante Paradise, you need to add 1 day. Xiamen is warm all year round, and it is suitable for traveling all year round.

For tourists, the difference in the number of tourists in the off-season is the focus of consideration.

Peak season (summer vacation, legal holidays): There are more tourists, and the ferry pressure to and from Gulangyu Island is greater. For Xiamen, which is close to the sea, most tourists who want to tread the water will choose to come in summer, and the coastline around Guanyin Mountain has seaside scenery.

Off-season (165438+10-March non-holiday): You can choose this time period to avoid a large number of tourists. In the off-season, the temperature is low and it is not suitable for going to sea, but other activities can still be carried out as usual.

Recommended tourist attractions

Gulangyu Island: Known as "Garden of the Sea", "World Architecture Expo", "Land of Music" and "Island of Piano", the island is full of petty bourgeoisie and is a very romantic gathering place.

Nanputuo Temple: the undisputed Buddhist holy land. In the temple, visitors have the opportunity to taste the famous vegetarian dishes of Nanputuo Temple.

Xiamen University: One of the most beautiful university campuses in China. Coastal scenery, pavilions scattered in the clouds, like Penglai fairyland; The most wonderful seawall bank, red flowers and green shadows, is embedded in the west of Green Island.

Hu Lishan Fort: It has both the architectural styles of Europe and China in Ming and Qing Dynasties, and the largest and smallest ancient fort in the world today.