Gulang Island

The Gulangyu, Gulang Island or Kulangsu is a person on foot just island off the bank of Xiamen, Fujian Province in southeastern China. Gulangyu is a noteworthy residential traveler goal, drawing in excess of 10 million guests for every year, and making it one of China's most visited vacationer attractions. Gulangyu bans vehicles, as well as bikes. The main vehicles allowed are little electric surreys and electric taxpayer supported organization vehicles. Guests can reach Gulangyu by ship from the ship terminal in Xiamen. Amid the day, sightseers and non-local people must take a 20-minute ship ride from the Dongdu International Cruise Terminal to either San Qiu Tian Terminal or Nei Cuo Ao Terminal in Kulangsu Town, which costs 35 yuan.

Gulangyu Island is famous for its shorelines and winding paths and its changed engineering. The island is on China's rundown of National Scenic Spots, is named a 5A vacation destination by the China National Tourism Administration CNTA, and positions at the highest priority on the rundown of the ten most-beautiful regions in the region. As a position of living arrangement for Westerners amid Xiamen's frontier past, Gulangyu is popular for its engineering and for facilitating China's solitary piano museum, giving it the moniker of "Piano Island" or "The Town of Pianos" or "The Island of Music". There are more than 200 pianos on this island.