Wuyishan Weekend Trip | Two Days and One Night Oxygen Inhalation and Tea Drinking Plan 🫖

Fuzhou to Wuyishan Weekend Oxygen Inhalation Plan + Immersive Experience of Nature's Energy Field 🌿 🌟【Itinerary】🌟 Leisure | Oxygen Inhalation | Light Hiking | Tea Drinking 🍵 【Day 1: Tracing the Origins of Wuyi Rock Tea & Enjoying the Scenery at Night】 🚄 Morning: Fuzhou → Wuyishan North (9:02 AM – 10:19 AM) 🍲 Lunch: Ju Yin Jia Authentic Wuyi Flavor (May have a queue! But there are many teahouses and restaurants nearby on the commercial street in Sangu) 🥤 Wuyishan Specialty Milk Tea: Congzhu Jianghu 🌿 Afternoon: Rock Bone and Flower Fragrance Trail (🚶Route: Da Hong Pao Station - Da Hong Pao Mother Tree - Liuxiang Stream - Huiyuan Temple - Sky Car Frame - Water Curtain Cave. Both forward and reverse routes are possible. Not difficult, about 3 hours~ Very chill along the way, a trail worth trying) 🌃 Evening: Impression Dahongpao (Worth seeing! Remember to book in advance! You can book together with the bamboo raft at "Wuyishan Culture and Tourism") 🍜 Dinner: Junmanxiang—Wuyishan Wild Mushroom Hot Pot—Matsutake Chicken Soup + Bamboo Fungus + Various Mushrooms 【Day 2 Cloud Sea Bamboo Rafting · Tea House Zen】 ☁️ Morning: Baiyun Temple · Cloud Sea Sunrise ● Climb to the top viewing platform to see the sea of ​​clouds over the Buddhist hall. Receive a free vegetarian meal at 5:30 AM and join the monks for morning prayers. (We didn't go in the end because it was too early and we wanted to relax. Plus, the temple was under renovation and there was no vegetarian meal available. But based on reviews, it seems like a worthwhile trip. Those who like it can try it out. You need to book your transportation in advance! Departure to the temple is around 4:30 PM. Remember to check your physical condition and the weather the day before.) 🛶 Morning: Jiuxi River Bamboo Rafting (Reservations required!) 🍵 Afternoon: Qingshan Jun Tea House (200 RMB/person, advance reservation required) I personally think this tea house is well worth a visit! The environment is truly wonderful (pictures 3️⃣-7️⃣), surrounded by tea mountains, with cuddly cats in the tea house. Drinking tea and chatting with friends makes you feel calm and relaxed. However, there are downsides: the tea fee is relatively expensive + the location is quite remote!! Driving is recommended. If you must take a taxi, the tea house can help you book a ride in advance for the return trip. It costs about 90 RMB to Sangu, as taxis are generally hard to find near the tea house. 🚄 Evening: Have some snacks, then return from Wuyishan North to Fuzhou (6:51 PM - 8:21 PM) 🏨 Accommodation: Taoran Youshan (see pictures 8️⃣-10) (The price-performance ratio is quite high. The location is a bit remote, but taxis are readily available and not very expensive. It's quite quiet, with an outdoor tea house nestled in a bamboo grove on the back mountain, creating a picturesque atmosphere, perfect for taking photos.)