
Wuyi boasts beautiful mountains and rivers, and abundant natural resources. Its fluorite reserves rank first in China, and its hot spring resources are ranked "top in East China and first-class nationwide." Known as the "Hometown of Fluorite and City of Hot Springs," Wuyi's hot springs are renowned for their abundant water, high quality, and moderate temperature.
Wuyi Hot Springs, with a temperature of 42-45°C and a water output of approximately 6,000 tons, contain a variety of beneficial trace elements and are known as "the best in Zhejiang and East China." The Wuyi Hot Springs Tourist Resort boasts beautiful scenery, with alternating hills and plains, and boasts mountains, lakes, forests, springs, streams, and waterfalls.
Wuyi's "Xuan Lotus" is one of China's three most famous lotuses. Wuyi leads the country in both certified organic tea area and production, earning it the title of "China's Hometown of Organic Tea." The Tangfeng Open-Air Hot Spring Resort (also known as the "Hot Spring Villa"), Qingshuiwan Qin Hot Spring Resort, and Xili Hot Spring Bath Bar have all opened.
Suitable for all seasons
Guodong
It is neither a city nor a cave. It is a mountain village under the jurisdiction of Wuyi. It is a Chinese folk culture village, one of the first batch of Chinese historical and cultural villages, a Chinese AAA-level tourist area, and has the reputation of "the first Feng Shui village in Jiangnan".
Niutou Mountain
At 1,560 meters above sea level, it's not only named for its immortals but also for its magical waters. With turquoise lakes and cascading waterfalls nestled among ancient trees and precipitous cliffs, you can enjoy thrilling rafting, climbing, and playing in the waves. Besides exploring the immortals and seeking the truth, you can also embrace the rapids and reach the pinnacle of happiness.
Recommended play time: 1-2 days
Wuyi is a county in Jinhua, Zhejiang, known for its natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. It has historically been a center for tea cultivation and traditional Chinese architecture, blending scenic landscapes with local history.
Wuyi is located in southwestern Zhejiang, Jinhua. Visitors can reach it by bus or taxi from Jinhua city. Local transport options and walking paths allow access to scenic areas and villages.
Most attractions are open from 8:00 to 17:30. Spring and autumn offer pleasant weather for outdoor activities and scenic views.
Booking is recommended for weekends, holidays, or group visits, ideally 1–3 days in advance. Off-season visits usually allow on-site ticket purchases without advance booking.
1–2 full days are recommended to explore Wuyi Mountain, Longtan Lake, and surrounding villages.
Guided tours are primarily in Chinese. Some scenic areas may offer informational boards in English; audio guides are limited.
Start with Wuyi Mountain for morning hikes, visit Longtan Lake in the afternoon, and explore nearby ancient villages and tea plantations in the evening.
Night tours are limited. Some local festivals may feature light displays or cultural performances.
Weekends and national holidays are more crowded. Weekdays and off-season months offer a quieter experience.
Facilities include public toilets, restaurants, cafes, rest areas, and souvenir shops near major attractions.
Main areas and lakeside paths are accessible; mountainous trails may be challenging for elderly or disabled visitors.
Mobile payments (Alipay, WeChat Pay) and cards are widely accepted; carrying some cash is advisable for small vendors.
Local restaurants and small cafes offer Zhejiang cuisine, snacks, and tea.
Vegetarian options are widely available; halal options are limited and require planning.
Accommodations include guesthouses, boutique hotels, and mid-range hotels near Wuyi Mountain and Longtan Lake.
Nearby attractions include Jinhua city center, historic villages, and other scenic areas in southwestern Zhejiang.
Souvenirs include local tea, handicrafts, snacks, and small traditional gifts.
Buses, taxis, and ride-hailing services connect to Jinhua city and surrounding counties; high-speed trains from Jinhua provide access to regional destinations.