Fuzhou Gushan Scenic Area Driving Tour - Fujian Province, China

Gushan is located in the east of Jin'an District, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province, on the north bank of the Min River, about 8 kilometers away from the city center. It is one of the most famous scenic spots in Fuzhou.
Gushan is a national 4A tourist attraction and a national scenic spot. In May 2002, Gushan Scenic Area in Fujian Province was approved by the State Council to be included in the fourth batch of national scenic areas.
Gushan Scenic Area is centered on the ancient Yongquan Temple, with more than 20 scenic spots such as Huilong Pavilion and Lingyuan Cave in the east; dozens of caves and ravines in the west, among which eighteen are particularly famous; and more than 50 scenic spots such as Luohan Terrace and Xianglu Peak in the south. There are 45 scenic spots in the north, including Dingding Peak and Baiyun Cave. These scenic spots are mainly made of granite after long-term erosion, weathering, collapse and accumulation. They are in various shapes and forms, forming natural landscapes such as Peach Forest, Liuhai Fishing Toad, Yusun Peak, Eight Immortals Rock and Drinking Water Rock. In addition, there are many cliff stone carvings from past dynasties.

Geographical location: Gushan Scenic Area, Gushan Town, Jin'an District, Fuzhou City
Climatic conditions: Subtropical monsoon climate
Opening hours: All year round: Monday to Sunday 00:00-24:00
Attraction level: AAAA level
Ticket price: Free
Area: 1890 hectares
Famous attractions: Yongquan Temple, Observation Deck, Meili, Gushan Eighteen Scenic Spots, Gushan Cliff Carvings

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