The nomination area has a total area of 999.75 square kilometers, of which the core area is 635.75 square kilometers; The core sub-area covers an area of 364 square kilometers; The buffer area is 278.88 square kilometers. Including Wuyishan Scenic Area, Wuyishan Nature Reserve, Wuyishan Ancient Seoul Site and Jiuquxi Upstream Reserve.
cultural heritage
(1) The sunken coffin is more than 3,750 years ago, and it is the earliest hanging coffin site found at home and abroad.
(2) Ancient Seoul site, 2355-70 years ago, the Imperial City of Fujian and Vietnam in the Western Han Dynasty, with an area of 220,000 square meters.
(3) Zhu's Neo-Confucianism culture constituted China's dominant ideological theory from Song Dynasty to Qing Dynasty, which had a far-reaching influence in East Asia and Southeast Asia.
④ There are 426 cliff stone carvings, from the Song Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, which are the treasure house of ancient culture and calligraphy art in Wuyishan.
⑤ Heritage of Guyaju Caves Grottoes.
⑥ Tea culture
⑦ Religious culture
Yuqing bridge no.8
Natural heritage:
Wuyishan has a unique, rare and wonderful natural landscape, which belongs to a rare natural scenic spot and represents the harmony and unity between human beings and the natural environment.
The natural scenery of Jiuquxi in Wuyishan is unique. Jiuquxi originated in the west of Wuyi Mountain, with abundant water and clear water quality, with a total length of 62.8 kilometers. Under the control of the natural bending and deep fault direction of the river, a deep meander is formed, with overlapping peaks and mountains. A meander of 9.5 kilometers, with a straight line distance of only 5 kilometers and a curvature of 1.9. The banks of Jiuquxi River are typical monoclinic Danxia landforms, with 36 peaks and 99 rocks. The top is inclined, the body is steep, the foot is slow, the head is held eastward, and Malik is galloping, magnificent and changeable. The superior climate and ecological environment put a layer of green clothes on the mountain peak, and the green vegetation grows on the peaks and valleys at the foot of the mountain, creating the spectacle of "trees grow on stones" and forming a rare natural landscape.