Wuyishan National Park

The park spans 100,000 hectares of mountainous terrain with steep cliffs, deep valleys, and diverse ecosystems from subtropical forests to wetland regions.

The region gained importance during the Song dynasty as a center of tea production, featuring temples and sites connected to Confucianism and Taoism.

The park contains multiple ancient academies where scholars studied classical texts, while local communities maintain traditional tea cultivation methods spanning generations.

Visitors can access the park through multiple entrance points, with a network of maintained trails leading to natural formations and the Nine-Bend River.

Mount Huanggang, reaching 2,158 meters, stands as the highest peak in the park, surrounded by 2,888 plant species and 5,000 animal species.

GPS coordinates: 27.65694,117.95083

Latest update: March 4, 2025 17:47