Find Cheap Flights from New York City to Fuzhou (NYC to FOC)

Flights from New York City to Fuzhou

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Airports in New York City

New York City is served by three airports: John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), LaGuardia Airport (LGA) and Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR). John F. Kennedy International Airport (also known as Kennedy Airport or JFK) is the primary airport serving New York metropolitan area and the busiest international airways gateway into North America. It is located in Queens, New York. The airport provides scheduled domestic and international flights, the latter connecting the city to all major parts of the world. Travelers can avail seamless connectivity to and from the airport through a train network (offered by New York City Subway and Long Island Rail Road), by airport shuttle buses, city buses, yellow cabs or taxis and private vehicles.

The Newark Liberty International Airport is the primary airport serving the U.S. state of New Jersey and is located 15 miles away from New York City. LaGuardia Airport serves New York metropolitan area and is the busiest airport in the United States without any non-stop service to Europe.

Explore Fuzhou

Fuzhou (also known as Foochow) is the capital of Fujian province, China. It is situated on the bank of an estuary of the Min River and is nicknamed the ‘City of Banyans’ for its large number of banyan trees. The city experiences mild weather and picture-perfect natural scenery comprising many forest parks, gardens, historic temples, centuries-old architecture and vintage streets. You should visit here for its Yushan Scenic Area. Perched on a mountaintop, this tourist hotspot is centrally based around a 1000-year-old White Pagoda temple.

Things to do Fuzhou

Sanfang Qixiang (or Three Lanes and Seven Alleys)

Sanfang Qixiang is the prime historic and cultural hotspot in Fuzhou. Spread across 38 hectares, it is a hotbed of 268 ancient residences related to Ming and Qing Dynasty buildings beginning 1368 AD. This place is also home to over 400 rich and politically affluent residents and was thus formerly known as the 'Beverly Hills of Imperial China.’

Xihu Gongyuan (or West Lake Park)

The West Lake Park is a centrally-located scenic urban park in Fuzhou. It features boats that visitors can rent to take explore the lake. The lake is dotted with some sidewalk and a boardwalk. One can also go through an arching footbridge to go to the Fuzhou Science Museum that features dinosaurs.

Hualin Temple

Hualin Temple is a 1000-year-old Buddhist temple in downtown Fuzhou that now only functions as a small museum. Built it is the oldest existing wooden architecture in South China and flaunts typical Tang dynasty’s architectural style and elegance.