In southeast China’s Fujian Province, the Wuyi Mountains are recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, featuring the renowned Nine Bend River with captivating twists and turns. Tourists drift along the river on bamboo rafts, savoring Da Hong Pao tea and exploring the diverse landscapes, waterfalls and wildlife that define the scenic allure of the Wuyi Mountains.
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