Gaoqi International Airport

No other area symbolizes Xiamen's commitment to the future more than its airport. Opened in 1996, it ranks as the fourth largest airport...

Originally built during the Tang dynasty (618-907 AD) this still functioning temple rates as one of Xiamen's most popular attractions. Ov...

Xiamen dates back to 1394 and this house of history details every century. From the city's beginnings under the Ming dynasty to Japanese...

Applauded as one of Xiamen's "Eight Major Views," the trail that leads to this cave features dramatic cliffs, ancient temples and expansi...

This odd museum celebrates the accomplishments of former residents who earned lavish success living outside of the Fujian province. It wa...

Considering this fort's tropical beach setting with Xiamen University behind it, it is difficult to fathom that this...

Appropriately located on the eastern side of the Haicang Bridge, this museum specializes in showcasing bridges from around the world. Pho...

Nestled among Xiamen University's postcard setting of mountains and beaches and red brick buildings, this museum rebu...

Sea spray and political tensions are this tour's main attractions. Taiwan controlled Jinmen Island looms just miles off the Xiamen coast...

In keeping with the Nanpuoto Temple Buddhist tradition this inexpensive eatery serves only vegetarian fare. The menu...

Dining on spaghetti and meatballs in coastal China is like snacking on fortune cookies in Vatican City. Yet, this dining den, nestled in...

Located on the groung floor of the four-star this Japanese restaurant matches the lodge's lofty rating with exceptio...

Being associated with the luxuriant Xiamen Plaza assures diners that this restaurant exudes elegant quality in both a...

Despite this small restaurant's "look-at-me" setting in the four-star it still exudes a throwback atmosphere. The k...

There is nothing fancy here, just casual, round-the-clock dining with a western bent. Appropriately located in the Best Western Premier...