Rainforest
Timed mist.
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A botanical garden on the hills of Xiamen Island, also known as Wanshi Botanical Garden, founded in 1960 and spreading over 493 hectares with more than nine thousand plant species; it is one of the city's best-known sights and holds China's top tourism rating. It is divided into sixteen sections, among them the succulent garden, the largest display of succulents in China, a cactus garden, a rainforest area where mist is released at set times, palm, bamboo and camellia gardens and a broad lawn of towering araucaria trees, with views from the hills over the city and the sea. Tickets cost CNY 30, from 6.30 am to 6 pm, with carts inside for an extra fare, per visitor guides; the paths climb up and down, so wear comfortable shoes.
Timed mist.
China's largest display.
Towering trees.
Wanshi Mountain, Siming District, Xiamen
The rainforest area when its mist is released at set times, the succulent garden, China's largest, and the araucaria lawn; tickets cost CNY 30, per visitor guides.
