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Our 2-day tour of Xiamen and the Tulou villages was an unforgettable experience that beautifully blended the serene island life of Gulangyu with the fascinating history of the Hakka people. From the moment we set foot on Gulangyu Island, we were captivated by its peaceful atmosphere, with its charming colonial architecture, lush greenery, and stunning views of the sea. The stroll along the quiet streets, surrounded by historic buildings, felt like stepping back in time, while the absence of cars added a sense of tranquility and old-world charm.
Visiting Nanputuo Temple was another highlight. The temple’s beautiful architecture and peaceful surroundings made it a perfect spot for reflection. The peaceful sound of the temple bells, combined with the serene views, provided a calming contrast to the bustling streets of Xiamen.
The following day, we ventured out to the Tulou clusters, and the journey to these ancient earthen structures was truly remarkable. The experience of seeing the Chengqi Lou and Zhencheng Lou, both massive, round buildings that have stood for centuries, was awe-inspiring. Walking through the narrow alleys and entering the cozy courtyards inside gave us a real sense of Hakka community life – a culture rich in tradition and resilience.
The Tianluokeng Tulou Cluster was equally impressive, offering stunning panoramic views of the landscape, with the tulous nestled in the green hills like ancient sentinels. It felt like stepping into a different world, where time seemed to stand still and the traditions of the Hakka people are still very much alive.
Throughout the tour, we were treated to the incredible flavors of local cuisine, from the fresh seafood in Xiamen to the hearty Hakka dishes in the Tulou villages. The food alone was worth the trip!
Reviewed to: 2-Day Xiamen & Tulou Tour: From Island Charm to Hakka Heritage