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3-Day Quanzhou Tour with Anxi Oolong Tea Experience
The 3-Day Quanzhou Tour with Anxi Oolong Tea Experience takes you deep into Fujian’s tea culture and Maritime Silk Road history. Visit Anxi County, the birthplace of Tieguanyin tea, explore tea plantations, enjoy hands-on tea picking, and experience authentic oolong tea culture.

3 Days / Private Tour
Quanzhou heritage and Anxi tea culture.
Top Experiences
Kaiyuan Temple, West Street, Xunpu Village, and Tieguanyin tasting.
Private Guided Journey
Private guide, flexible pace, and smooth transfers.
Best For
Tea lovers, culture seekers, photographers, and food travelers.
What Makes This Journey Different
A Hong Kong–registered travel group
Backed by a Hong Kong group, with local teams across China.
Secure payments
Pay safely by Visa, MasterCard, Apple Pay, PayPal, or bank transfer.
24/7 support
Real human assistance before, during, and after your journey in China.
Custom experiences
Activities and pacing tailored to your interests and travel style.
Why This Quanzhou & Anxi Tour Stands Out
This tour brings together ancient port history, UNESCO-related cultural heritage, coastal village life, local food, and the birthplace of Tieguanyin tea — giving you a deeper and more personal way to experience southern Fujian.
Maritime Silk Road Heritage
Visit Quanzhou Maritime Museum and discover how this ancient port connected China with the wider world through trade, navigation, religion, and culture.
Quanzhou’s Living Old City
Explore Kaiyuan Temple, West Street, Luoyang Bridge, ancient streets, stone carvings, and Minnan architecture with your private guide.
Minnan Coastal Folk Culture
Walk through Xunpu Fishing Village, see oyster-shell houses, floral hairdos, fishing traditions, and the unique lifestyle of southern Fujian.
Anxi Oolong Tea Experience
Visit Anxi County, the birthplace of Tieguanyin tea, and enjoy tea gardens, tea picking, traditional tea processing, and guided oolong tea tasting.
Scenic Anxi Countryside
Go beyond the tea fields with mountain views, countryside scenery, Qingshui Rock, Hong’en Rock, or other cultural sites based on your interests.
A True Taste of Fujian
Try Quanzhou and Anxi local food, from beef soup and oyster dishes to Hutou rice noodles, dried tofu, seafood, and tea-inspired specialties.
Balance Maritime Heritage with Tea Culture Discovery
Unlike fast-paced city tours, this 3-day Quanzhou and Anxi journey is designed with a comfortable rhythm — connecting Maritime Silk Road heritage, ancient streets, Minnan coastal culture, local food, and the famous Anxi Tieguanyin oolong tea experience into one relaxed private Fujian tour.
3-Day Quanzhou & Anxi Journey at a Glance
Here is a suggested 3-day Quanzhou and Anxi itinerary designed for travelers who want to experience Fujian’s Maritime Silk Road heritage, Minnan coastal culture, and authentic Tieguanyin oolong tea traditions in a smooth private journey. The route can be customized based on your arrival city, travel pace, tea interests, and departure plan.
Day 1 – Xiamen to Anxi and Quanzhou | Taste the Birthplace of Tieguanyin Oolong Tea
Start from downtown Xiamen and travel by private vehicle to Anxi County, one of China’s most famous tea regions and the birthplace of Tieguanyin oolong tea.
Visit a local tea garden, walk through green tea fields, and learn how fresh tea leaves are cultivated, picked, and processed. Depending on the season, you may enjoy a hands-on tea picking experience and observe key steps of traditional oolong tea production, such as withering, shaking, rolling, roasting, and brewing.
Enjoy a guided Tieguanyin tea tasting with local tea experts or tea farmers, and discover how aroma, color, flavor, and aftertaste are appreciated in Fujian tea culture. If arranged in advance, you may also enjoy a simple local lunch featuring Anxi specialties.
In the afternoon, continue to Quanzhou City. After hotel check-in, take a relaxed walk along West Street, where old houses, snack shops, temples, cafés, and local food stalls create a lively old-town atmosphere.
Today’s highlights: Anxi County, Tieguanyin tea garden, oolong tea experience, tea tasting, West Street
Overnight: Quanzhou
Day 2 – Quanzhou | Maritime Silk Road Heritage and Xunpu Fishing Village
Today is dedicated to Quanzhou’s rich cultural heritage. Begin at the Quanzhou Maritime Museum, where relics, ship models, and ancient maritime exhibits reveal the city’s important role on the Maritime Silk Road.
Continue to Kaiyuan Temple, one of Quanzhou’s most iconic landmarks, known for its ancient halls, Buddhist statues, stone carvings, and famous twin pagodas. Then visit Qingjing Mosque, an important symbol of Quanzhou’s historical cultural exchange with the wider world.
In the afternoon, explore Xunpu Fishing Village, a coastal community famous for oyster-shell houses and the floral hairdos of Xunpu women. Walk through village lanes, learn about local fishing life, and discover one of southern Fujian’s most distinctive folk traditions.
Later, visit Luoyang Bridge, an important ancient stone bridge linked to Quanzhou’s maritime trade history and Song Dynasty engineering.
Today’s highlights: Quanzhou Maritime Museum, Kaiyuan Temple, Qingjing Mosque, Xunpu Fishing Village, Luoyang Bridge
Overnight: Quanzhou
Day 3 – Quanzhou Departure | Chongwu Ancient Town and Hui’an Coastal Culture
After breakfast, travel to Chongwu Ancient Town, one of China’s best-preserved seaside granite towns. Walk along ancient walls, enjoy coastal views, and learn about the town’s military defense history and southern Fujian architecture.
Continue to Hui’an Dazha Fishing Village, the home of Hui’an women, known for their distinctive clothing, hardworking spirit, and unique coastal traditions. This is a memorable stop for travelers interested in photography, folk culture, and local village life. If you like, you may try Hui’an-style traditional clothing for photos. After the visit, your private guide and driver will transfer you to Quanzhou Railway Station, Quanzhou Jinjiang International Airport, or back to downtown Xiamen according to your travel plan.
Today’s highlights: Chongwu Ancient Town, Hui’an Dazha Fishing Village, Hui’an women’s culture, coastal scenery
Tour ends: Quanzhou or Xiamen
Hotel Options & Location
We select clean, quiet, and well-located hotels to keep transfers short and rest quality high. Exact hotel names are confirmed after booking and tailored to your style.
- 4-star comfort in the best locations (standard).
- 5-star / star hotel upgrades or boutique hotels on request.
- Family rooms or connecting rooms available (subject to availability).
Tip: Share your preferences (location, breakfast, gym/pool, quiet rooms) and we’ll recommend the best match.
Tour Price & Inclusions
From US$675
per person
Tour Code:CN-QZ-AX-3D
- Indicative price for a private tour (2 adults) with well-located 4-star hotels.
- Price includes basic travel insurance and a complimentary translation device for easy local interaction.
- Final pricing depends on travel dates, group size, room type, and hotel level (boutique / star hotel upgrades on request).
- Domestic flights and/or high-speed train tickets are arranged based on the confirmed itinerary.
Comfort-first private touring
Private guide & driver in each city — flexible pace.
Designed around you
We tailor sights, timing, and hotel level to you.
Clear pricing, no surprises
Inclusions confirmed before you book.
What’s Included
Private air-conditioned vehicle with professional driver for all scheduled transfers
English-speaking local guide for all included sightseeing
All entrance tickets and activities listed in the confirmed itinerary
Domestic flights and/or high speed train tickets between itinerary cities (as per plan)
Hotel accommodation with daily breakfast (4-star standard; boutique hotels / star hotel upgrades optional)
Government taxes and service charges
24/7 support while you are traveling
What’s Not Included
International flights to and from China
China visa fees (if applicable)
Meals not specified in the itinerary (many lunches are included; dinners often flexible)
Personal expenses and optional experiences
Booking & Payment Details
- Deposit: 20% to confirm your booking. The deposit is refundable within 48 hours after confirmation if plans change.
- Balance: Due 15–20 days before arrival, or upon confirmation for late bookings.
- Payment methods: Visa, MasterCard, Apple Pay, PayPal, or bank transfer.
- Changes: Free minor itinerary adjustments up to 14 days before the trip starts.
- Cancellation: Flexible cancellation policy. Specific terms will be confirmed based on travel dates and hotel selection.
Customize Your Journey (Optional)
This is a fully flexible private tour. Let us know how you’d like to adjust the itinerary — our travel specialists will take care of every detail.
Popular customization options include:
Adjusting the travel pace or adding rest time
Extending the journey or adding nearby destinations
Upgrading hotel standards or choosing scenic stays
Accommodating dietary preferences and special requests
Simply share your ideas, and we’ll tailor the journey to match your travel style.
Visa-Free & Travel Tips
- China Visa-Free Policy 2026 — check visa-free entry rules and 240-hour transit options.
- China Visa Guide — understand tourist visa basics, documents, and application steps.
- First Trip to China Guide— learn about payments, apps, transport, and practical travel tips.
- China Weather in June — see weather tips, packing advice, and seasonal travel ideas.
Customize Your Private Quanzhou & Anxi Tea Tour
Share your travel dates, group size, arrival details, and preferred pace, and we’ll create a personalized 3-day Quanzhou and Anxi tour for you. From Quanzhou’s Maritime Silk Road landmarks and Minnan old streets to Anxi’s tea gardens, hands-on tea picking, and guided Tieguanyin tasting, every detail can be tailored to your interests.
- Reply within 24 hours
- Private tour only
- No forced shopping
Good to Know Before Your Quanzhou & Anxi Tea Journey
Planning a short Fujian trip? Here are the key things to know before booking this 3-day Quanzhou and Anxi tour, from Xiamen transfers and Anxi oolong tea experiences to Quanzhou’s Maritime Silk Road heritage, Minnan culture, and flexible private arrangements.
Is Quanzhou worth visiting?
Yes. Quanzhou is one of Fujian’s most culturally rich cities and was an important port on the ancient Maritime Silk Road. It is known for Kaiyuan Temple, West Street, Luoyang Bridge, Xunpu Fishing Village, old streets, local food, and diverse religious heritage.
What makes this 3-day Quanzhou and Anxi tour special?
This private tour combines Quanzhou’s Maritime Silk Road heritage, Minnan coastal culture, Xunpu fishing village, and Anxi Tieguanyin oolong tea experience. It is ideal for travelers who want history, tea culture, local food, and authentic southern Fujian life in one short trip.
Can this Quanzhou tour start from Xiamen?
Yes. The tour can start from downtown Xiamen, Xiamen airport, or Xiamen railway station. You can travel from Xiamen to Anxi and Quanzhou by private vehicle or high-speed train, depending on your schedule and preferred pace.
What can I experience in Anxi County?
In Anxi County, the birthplace of Tieguanyin tea, you can visit tea gardens, learn about tea cultivation, enjoy hands-on tea picking in the right season, observe oolong tea processing, and taste freshly brewed Tieguanyin tea with local tea experts or tea farmers.
When is the best time for an Anxi oolong tea experience?
Spring, especially April to May, and autumn, especially October to November, are the best seasons for Anxi tea experiences. These are the main harvest and processing periods for Tieguanyin oolong tea, making them ideal for tea picking and tea tasting.
Can this itinerary be customized?
Yes. This is a private Quanzhou and Anxi tour. The itinerary can be adjusted bas ed on your travel dates, hotel choice, tea interests, food preferences, photography needs, and departure plan. You can also add Chongwu Ancient Town, Hui’an fishing villages, Qingshui Rock, or more Quanzhou old city sites.
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