FUJIAN TULOU

Nanjing County is in the south of Fujian province. The western part of Nanjing locates many of the famous Fujian Tulou, where four of the 10 sites listed on UN-ESCO’S world heritage list are in Nanjin. The Fujian Tulou, known as “Fujian earthen buildings,” were built between the 12th and 20th centuries, where they are unique Chinese rural home to the Hakka, people of the southeastern China. The Longyan Xia men Rail-way, opened on June 30, 2012 was the first railway in Nanjing and the first railway to cross the county. The two stations connected to Nanjing station are the northeast counties, Shancheng and Longshan. The railway not only brings a lot of visitors from the major city Xia men, but also from Taiwan.