Fengtou Phoebe Wood Forest

The Zhenghe Fengtou Phoebe Wood Forest 3A-level Scenic Area is located in Fengtou Village, Dongping Town, Zhenghe County, Nanping City, Fujian Province. It is 36 kilometers from Zhenghe County seat, 3 kilometers from Dongping Town, 6 kilometers from the Songjian Expressway exit, and 108 kilometers from Wuyishan Airport. It neighbors the famous scenic spots of Wuyishan and Baishuiyang. The core area of the scenic spot, Fengtou Village, is a well-known revolutionary base and Soviet area in northern Fujian, and the birthplace of the first Party branch of Zhenghe County, CPC. It is recognized as a Fujian Provincial Characteristic Rural Tourism Village, a Provincial Famous Tourism Landscape Village, a Provincial Traditional Village, a Provincial Ecological Village, a Provincial Fishery Demonstration Base, a Provincial Forest Homestay, and one of the Beautiful Villages and Ancient Towns under the “Fresh Fujian – Beautiful Countryside” initiative. The scenic area boasts beautiful ecological pastoral and landscape scenery, complemented by colorful folk culture and historical sites. Nature, humanity, ecology, and culture blend seamlessly with revolutionary heritage and greenery, creating a harmonious and mutually enhancing whole.
The scenic area highlights “Three Colors and Six Aromas.” The Three Colors refer to: Red (red tourism), Green (phoebe wood forest science education and sightseeing), and White (high-quality mineral water, white tea, and liquor). The Six Aromas refer to: floral fragrance, fruit aroma, sauce aroma, liquor aroma, water aroma, and tea aroma. The area is gradually being developed around the phoebe wood forest as the centerpiece, with a main theme of red culture experience and leisure sightseeing. It is divided into three major zones: Fengtou Phoebe Wood Forest, Red Culture Tourism Zone, and Leisure Sightseeing Zone.
Fengtou Phoebe Wood Forest isAAA-rated attraction
Source: Fujian Provincial Tourism Development Commission
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