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Explore the traditional architecture of the village, visit local farms to see agricultural practices, and participate in cultural activities like folk music performances and handicraft workshops.
Xiasha Village, located on the sandy coastal land southeast of Jiangtian Town, is home to the Changle Seaside Resort. The village covers a total area of 4.3 square kilometers, with a coastline of approximately 1,500 meters. It boasts approximately 900 mu of cultivated land and 700 mu of forest . It comprises 23 natural villages, including Zhumaocuo, Houcuo, Aipocuo, Daobacuo, and Dongpiancuo .
Xiasha Seaside Resort is blessed with unique scenery, with the sea, beaches, islands, reefs, mountains and coastal forests all complementing each other, blending grandeur, beauty and magic into one.
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Xiasha Village is known for its traditional Fujianese culture and rural lifestyle. It is a representation of the historical agricultural practices and folk traditions of the region, offering visitors a glimpse into rural life in China.
Xiasha Village is located in Fuzhou, Fujian. It can be accessed by taxi or local buses from Fuzhou city center. There are no direct metro lines to the village, but it is easily reachable by car or public transportation.
The village is open for visits year-round. The best times to visit are during the spring and autumn months when the weather is mild and the landscape is at its most scenic.
The entrance fee is generally free, but some activities, such as workshops or tours, may require a small fee. Tickets for these activities can be bought on-site.
Booking tickets in advance is not necessary, except for special events or guided tours. It’s best to book a few days ahead if visiting during peak tourist seasons or holidays.
A visit typically takes about 2-3 hours. If you plan to participate in local activities or attend performances, it might take up to half a day.
Highlights include the village's traditional houses, the agricultural exhibits, the local handicraft market, and the cultural performance spaces.
Guided tours are available in Mandarin. English-speaking guides may be available during peak tourist seasons, but it is recommended to check in advance.
Great photography spots include the village entrance, the traditional courtyards, and the surrounding countryside. The best views are in the early morning or late afternoon when the light is softer.
Start with the village square, then explore the residential areas, visit the handicraft workshops, and end with the cultural performance area or local farms.
Night visits and light shows are not typically available, but some special tours and cultural performances may take place in the evening, especially during festivals.
The village is more crowded on weekends and during Chinese public holidays. Weekdays, especially Tuesday to Thursday, tend to be quieter and more peaceful for exploring.
Facilities include clean toilets, rest areas, and small local shops selling souvenirs. There are also a few restaurants offering traditional Fujian cuisine.
Xiasha Village is relatively accessible, with paved paths and seating areas. However, some parts of the village may involve walking on uneven terrain, which may be challenging for visitors with mobility issues.
Cash is widely accepted, though mobile payments such as WeChat Pay and Alipay are commonly used. Credit cards may not be accepted in smaller shops.
There are local restaurants near the village offering Fujian cuisine, including dishes like oyster pancakes, fried noodles, and sweet desserts.
Vegetarian options are available, but vegan and halal food might be limited. It's best to check with the restaurant in advance.
Nearby hotels include budget-friendly inns and mid-range hotels in Fuzhou city. Some options are Jinjiang Inn and the Wyndham Fuzhou.
Nearby attractions include West Lake Park, Fuzhou National Forest Park, and the Fuzhou Ancient City Wall. These can easily be combined into a day trip with Xiasha Village.
Souvenir shops in Xiasha Village sell handmade crafts, traditional Fujian tea, and locally made bamboo products.
Public buses, taxis, and rental cars are the best options for continuing your trip after visiting. Fuzhou city center is only a short drive away, offering more transportation options.
