Zhangzhou Siping Scenic Area

　　The Siping Scenic Area is situated in Wenfeng, Pinghe County, in the southwestern part of Zhangzhou, and is a well-known pilgrimage tourism destination in southern Fujian and eastern Guangdong. Centered around the thousand-year-old Siping Temple, a historic Buddhist site in southern Fujian, the area spans 12 square kilometers and includes attractions such as Siping Temple, Mao's Cave, and the Red Army Meeting Memorial Hall. It is celebrated for both its Ancient Eight Scenic Spots and Modern Twenty-Four Scenic Spots. Nestled among rolling mountains with breathtaking scenery, the area welcomes around 500,000 domestic and international visitors each year. Provincial garden experts note that Siping Scenic Area encompasses six major cultural elements, including Buddhist culture, revolutionary culture, and medicinal culture. The temple’s divination poetry culture is also highly distinctive. With flourishing incense offerings, the site attracts pilgrims and tourists from as far away as Southeast Asia, Europe, and America.

　　

　　 Fujian Province, Zhangzhou City