Haicang

Built under the Southern Song Dynasty in 1151 during the Shaoxing period, the temple is dedicated to Wu Ben (Wu Zhenren). He was a physician and was later deified as Baosheng Dadi (Great Emperor Who Protects Life). According to local tradition, Wu Ben practiced medicine in the area and used local hot springs to treat patients. Qingjiao Ciji Ancestral Temple is one of the larger folk religious sites in Xiamen and an important historical and cultural monument. It is widely referred to as the “First Ciji Temple of Fujian and Taiwan,” reflecting its significance in Baosheng Dadi worship in the region. The temple is designated as a National Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit and is listed among the “Twenty Scenic Spots of Xiamen.

Riyuegu Hotsprings Park is a large-scale hot spring facility opened in 2003. The park covers approximately 65,000 m² and contains more than 40 types of hot spring themed pools and related facilities spread across landscaped grounds. There are outdoor, sheltered or indoor hot spring pools, swimming pools, water therapy pools, steam and sauna rooms, heated stone areas, family-friendly water play zones, dining, rest and other leisure facilities. Visitors typically spend half a day or longer here with friends and family.

Interactive farm and petting zoo designed for families with young children and offers close-range interaction with a variety of animals. Visitors can feed deer, alpacas, goats, sheep, toitoises and birds etc. Most areas are outdoors with open lawns and play spaces for children. Basic food options available. Typical visit lasts 2 to 4 hours. Sturdy footwear is recommended.