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Your guide to Guangzhou's National Day holiday

Sep 29, 2025

Guangzhou  

During the upcoming National Day holiday, Guangzhou is bursting with over 2,000 cultural events — spanning scenic attractions, exhibitions, and performances — according to a press briefing on September 17.

Across the city, scenic spots are offering immersive experiences that blend intangible cultural heritage with modern appeal, creating unforgettable moments for both locals and international visitors.

Here's a glimpse into some of the most captivating events:

0 1 The 8th Panyu Shuise Tourism and Culture Festival

Location: Baomo Garden, Panyu district

Highlights: Watch the breathtaking National Intangible Cultural Heritage "high-pole boat acrobatics" and the mesmerizing provincial-level artistry of "Piaose" water parades.

0 2 Yingge Dance Themed Festival

Location: Lingnan Impression Park, Panyu district

Highlights: Feel the power of Yingge dance, enjoy dynamic lion dances on water, and savor the melodic beauty of Cantonese opera.

0 3 "Shawan Fish Lantern·Intangible Heritage Experience" Cultural Festival

Location: Shawan Ancient Town, Panyu district

Highlights: Get hands-on with Shawan Piaose makeup, Guangzhou brick carving, and traditional fish lantern making.

0 4 Mid-Autumn Lantern Show

Location: Guangzhou Cultural Park, Liwan district

Highlights: Marvel at a stunning display of lanterns that blend traditional craftsmanship and contemporary designs.

0 5 Intangible Heritage Market

Location: Maofeng Mountain Forest Park, Baiyun district

Highlights: Experience Wa ethnic brocade weaving and Jiama woodblock printing, and enjoy a bonfire night party with folk music.

0 6 National Day Special Events

Location: Yuyin Shanfang, Panyu district

Highlights: Dive into an exquisite orchid exhibition, martial arts flash mobs, and ancient-style performances.

0 7 Hanfu Parade

Location: Canton Tower, Haizhu district

Highlights: Join interactive Hanfu performances recreating ancient moonlit festivities.

Source: Guangzhou Municipal Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism Bureau

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