We drove up the mountain and Youngquan Temple. Gu Shan is used on English signs from town; Drum Mountain is not used. We enjoyed the scenery, stopping on the way up and down. We think the temple is well worth the admission fee. Temple grounds...More

We had low anticipation of our visit to the Drum Mountain as we had been there 10 years ago; a cousin had driven us up then and we had been very impressed. This time, we went up by cable cars and soon realized that this...More

Firstly, there are a lot of road works around the base of the mountain (New Fuzhou Metro) so allow extra time - buses stop a couple of stops short of entrance. Walk up is only 2000 steps. Pick your time of day before the heat...More

If you only do one place in Fuzhou go here! Taxi is easiest because of road works... take snacks (and tissues)otherwise you will be buying chicken feet at the top for a snack - tho I found icecream inside the temple. Recommend the gondola unless...More

more a hill than a mountain, but was worth the visit.it's nice to walk up and down and must not miss the temple

It’s consider one of the places to visit while in Fuzhou. This temple is located on top of the hill. To reach there, you can either chose to hike or just drive up there with taxi or private car. Beside a place for praying, it’s...More

We had a guide who was knowledgeable and able to explain in detail what we were looking at. The place is a functioning temple, so just be respectful of the monks. Highlights include a huge pot that can cook 250kg of rice, as well as...More