During the Chinese New Year, Guangzhou, known as the "City of Flowers," is rolling out over 2,000 fantastic cultural and tourism events, including special events, activities in scenic areas, artistic performances, and cultural and museum exhibitions. This series of events offers residents and visitors a cultural feast that blends rich heritage with holiday cheer. Celebrations such as watching fireworks, exploring lantern shows, and visiting temple fairs will unfold one after another, bringing ancient folk customs to life in modern urban settings.
Over 150,000 fireworks light up Guangzhou's night sky
53-hectare mega seaside lantern carnival lights up Guangzhou's Nansha
Metro: Take Guangzhou Metro Line 4 to Nanheng Station (南横站) or Nansha Passenger Port Station (南沙客运港站). After exiting, transfer to the shuttle bus or take a taxi to reach the site.
Bus: Multiple routes within the Nansha District serve the area, including Nansha K8, Nansha 4, Nansha 24, and Nansha 3.
Driving: Both the West Gate of Nansha Binhai Park and the Tianhou Palace Scenic Area have entrances/exits (ticket booths) and parking lots.
Highlight: The festival site covers about 800 mu, with a 2.5-kilometer main touring route. Using light and shadow, it is structured into five major exhibition zones, including the "Galloping Stars, Steed Soaring" lantern installation, and features over 100 large-scale themed lantern installations and nearly 1,000 special performances.
Eight parks join forces for Guangzhou's 2026 Spring Festival Lantern Fair
Author | Zheng Yiling (intern), Jiang Chang
Photo | Nanfang Plus
Source:South南方国际传播中心