Xiamen cruise port guide
Looking out over the Taiwan Strait, Xiamen has long been an active port city, used as a base to defend against pirates during the Ming Dynasty and a hub for tea exportation in the 19th century. Today, Xiamen is the gateway to the culture and scenery of south China, with ancient temples, excellent universities and inviting beaches. A short ferry cruise from Xiamen sits the island of Gulangyu, a favorite retreat for the locals. Should you visit the island, you will likely investigate its sights via electromobile, as there are no gas-powered vehicles on the island. This, along with beautiful vistas and interesting architecture, lends Gulangyu its unique appeal.
About Xiamen
Xiamen (historically Amoy) is a modern, prosperous port city in Fujian Province on the southeastern coast of China, known for its colonial history, leafy university district, and the photogenic colonial architecture of Gulangyu Island — a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The island is car-free and home to the famous Piano Museum.
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