I prefer the treasure city of Wuyishan recommended by National Geographic over Xiamen.

Wuyishan is amazing for travel. This low-key treasure city really hides a lot of surprises. 🍃With its green waters and red mountains, and rich cultural charm, it is not only rated as a UNESCO World Natural and Cultural Heritage Site, but also a poetic and distant place written in language textbooks. 👉If you don't know where to go during the November holiday, come here. I have compiled a 3-day and 3-night guide for you. Remember to save it ❤️ · 🚗Transportation: Wuyishan Station/Nanping Station, 30 min by taxi ✈️Airport: Wuyishan Airport, 15 min by taxi · 💁🏻‍♀️Tour route: · D1: Wuyi Palace—Wanchun Garden—Zhizhi Temple—Jade Maiden Peak D2: Baiyun Temple—Nine-Bend Stream Rafting—Song Street D3: Tianyou Peak—Return home · 📸Recommended spots: · ✅Baiyun Temple It takes half an hour to climb the mountain. When the weather is good, you can see the beautiful sunrise and sea of clouds. In the rainy season, the forest-green moss path is like an anime world. There is also vegetarian food next to the wooden house on the top of the mountain. · ✅Tianyou Peak An essential mountain to visit in Wuyishan. The whole tour takes 2 hours. Climb the 848 steep steps to see the Nine-Bend Stream winding through the mountains, like a landscape painting. · ✅Jade Maiden Peak One of the typical columnar mountains in Wuyishan and one of the filming locations for the 1986 Journey to the West. The best viewing point is by the stream, next to the magnificent Mount Da Wang.