2. Mount Wuyi, Fujian Province
Chinese postcards and prints with preternaturally perfect mountain scenery are popular around the world. However, if you’ve always dismissed these images as Photoshop products, you likely haven’t seen Mount Wuyi.
Rising up next to the Nine Bend River, Mount Wuyi is a vision that’s almost too perfect to be real. The water that’s clear as glass, lush forests whose shades of green look flawless, and the waterfall on the flat-topped mountain that comes down exactly halfway is real.
Mount Wuyi National Park in southeast China is a major attraction. It is located 40 kilometers west of the Wuyishan Landscape Area. It has preserved the most complete and protected ecological system of subtropical forests of the middle belt with the largest area in the southeast of mainland China. This reserve has rich flora and fauna resources. The Wuyishan Mountains Reserve is also a unique natural landscape known in China and worldwide.
