​Cultural and Natural Spots on XMU Campus

Looking for a place to relax, explore, or reflect between classes? XMU offers more than just academic spaces—its campus is home to tranquil gardens, rich cultural venues, and spaces that let you connect with nature and history.

An aerial view of Xiamen University. [Photo/en.xmu.edu.cn]

Siyuan Valley

Step into the peaceful Siyuan Valley, XMU's "20-minute park effect" zone. Surrounded by greenery, this quiet retreat invites you to breathe deeply, unwind, and recharge your energy through the healing power of nature.

Bamin Garden

Bamin Garden is another go-to destination for a nature break. Here, you can roll up your sleeves and try planting for a taste of rural joy. Or enjoy a stroll with friends as you explore miniature landscapes representing the scenic highlights of Fujian's nine cities and one district.

The Anthropology Museum of Xiamen University

If you are intrigued by human origins, migration, and cultural development, be sure to visit the Anthropology Museum of Xiamen University. The museum houses over 10,000 artifacts, including 5,000 cultural relics. Among its impressive displays is a remarkable collection of items from Taiwan's Gaoshan ethnic group and Southeast Asian countries, making it a true highlight of the exhibitions.

Xiamen University History Museum

The Xiamen University History Museum is a must-visit destination. Explore the inspiring story of Mr. Tan Kah Kee, who sold his property to establish the university, and trace the school's century-long journey of perseverance, dedication, and academic excellence.


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