Landsenses　ecology　emphasizes　people’s　comprehensive　physical　senses　and　holistic　psychological　perception　in　ecosystem,　as　well　as　their　relationships.　It　elevates　the　significance　of　people’s　perception　characteristics　in　ecosystem　and　land-use　planning　and　management　to　a　new　level.　Taking　Gulangyu　(Kulangsu)　Island　in　Xiamen　City　as　an　example,　the　study　focused　on　the　relationships　among　different　landsenses　experience　indicators,　in　terms　of　satisfaction　degree　of　visual　perception,　auditory　perception　and　service　provision.　Especially,　the　mediating　effect　of　service　provision　in　the　relationship　between　visual　and　auditory　perception　was　analysed.　The　results　indicated　that　significant　relationships　existed　among　most　of　the　landsenses　experience　indicators,　indicating　a　complex　status　of　people’s　overall　landsenses　experience.　Besides,　mediating　effects　were　detected　in　service　provision　indicators,　in　this　case,　catering　and　recreational　facilities.　Specifically,　catering　experience　showed　mediating　effect　in　the　relationships　between　sculpture　and　each　of　the　four　auditory　perception　indicators,　i.e.,　pleasant,　comfort,　harmony　and　vivid　soundscape,　with　comfort　soundscape　the　highest　one　(λ　=　13.87%).　Recreational　facilities　experience　showed　mediating　effect　in　the　relationships　between　natural　scenery　and　each　of　the　four　auditory　perception　indicators,　also　with　comfort　soundscape　the　highest　one　(λ　=　15.64%).　The　mediating　effect　verified　again　the　integration　characteristics　of　physical　senses　and　psychological　perceptions　in　landsenses　experience,　which　should　be　further　explored　in　relation　to　landsenses　planning,　design　and　management　of　scenic　areas.　©　2020,　©　2020　Informa　UK　Limited,　trading　as　Taylor　&　Francis　Group.