Ascend to the summit of Yunding Mountain and immerse yourself in Xiamen's natural oasis! This is the perfect escape from the city's hustle and bustle, where lush forests and crisp air rejuvenate your senses. The hiking trails cater to all fitness levels, and the viewpoint at the peak offers breathtaking panoramas of Xiamen's urban skyline and coastline. Whether you're catching the sunrise at dawn or admiring the sunset in the evening, Yunding Mountain promises an unforgettable encounter with nature.





Everything you need to know about Yunding Mountain
Stay at Cloud Peak Mountain Resort, nestled at 800 meters elevation, offering panoramic views of the misty peaks and ancient forests. The eco-designed villas feature floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the summit and surrounding nature. Enjoy free shuttle service to Xiamen City, plus access to hot springs, tea lounges, and hiking trails just minutes away—perfect for immersing in natural serenity.
Travel from Xiamen City via dedicated tourist buses or electric private shuttles, taking about 45 minutes through coastal roads and urban highways. A large parking lot at the mountain base supports contactless payment and GPS navigation. For eco-conscious travelers, take the metro to "Lianhua Station" then transfer to a local bus—around 60 minutes total, ideal for sustainable exploration.
Don’t miss the morning mist hike along century-old tree trails, where fog rolls like silk across the valley and you may spot wild monkeys and fluttering butterflies. At night, visit the mountain observatory for stargazing—with zero light pollution, the Milky Way shines brilliantly. The resort also offers tea-picking workshops, where guests hand-harvest fresh Tieguanyin leaves and learn traditional pan-frying techniques, culminating in a fragrant homemade brew.
Experience the starlight treehouse suites, equipped with sky-view domes for uninterrupted views of constellations and shooting stars. Outside, warm-lit pathways lead to meditation pavilions, while nightly guided tours by naturalists reveal nocturnal wildlife—from owls to fireflies. Some rooms include wood-burning fireplaces, adding cozy charm during cooler months.
Visit the Cloud Peak Kids Nature Park, featuring child-safe climbing walls, treehouses, and a mini-ecological pond supervised by trained guides. Nearby, the Longtan Waterfall Pool offers safe, shallow swimming with barriers and first-aid stations—ideal for families. Picnic areas with shaded tents make it easy to relax after adventures.
Savor the wild mushroom banquet, crafted from locally foraged matsutake, chicken-of-the-woods, and bamboo shoots, simmered in mountain spring water for rich depth. Try authentic Hokkien-style Hakka dishes like preserved vegetable braised pork and taro buns. Start your day with highland red date millet porridge, paired with fresh juice—each meal traces its ingredients back to source, ensuring freshness and sustainability.
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