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5-Day Guangzhou & Foshan Discovery: Culture, Cuisine, and Craftsmanship
| Group Sizes | Total Price (USD) |
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| 4 guests | 695 |
*Prices are per person on twin sharing. A single room surcharge applies if a traveler stays alone in a separate room at the designated hotel for the entire trip.
*If your group has fewer or more than 4 people, please contact us for a recalculated price.
✨Tour Highlights
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Cultural Immersion Across Three Lingnan Cities: Explore the rich heritage of Shunde, Guangzhou, and Foshan—where traditional gardens, ancestral halls, ceramics, and martial arts bring Lingnan culture to life.
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Flavors of Shunde, China’s Culinary Capital: Savor iconic local dishes such as double-skin milk, fried milk, and Cantonese dim sum, and dine at the renowned Wong Fei Hung Teahouse.
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Hands-On Heritage Activities: Create your own fish lantern and pottery piece, and enjoy a live shadow puppet show—an immersive experience of China’s intangible cultural heritage.
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Scenic Tram Ride Through Modern Guangzhou: Ride the Guangzhou tram and take in city highlights including Huacheng Square, the Canton Tower, and the iconic skyline.
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Foshan: The Birthplace of Southern Kung Fu: Visit the Foshan Ancestral Temple, watch lion dance and kung fu shows, and walk in the footsteps of martial arts legends.
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Instagrammable Cultural Spots: Capture stylish moments at Shamian Island, Yongqing Fang, Lingnan Tiandi, and Ronggui Fisherman’s Wharf—perfect for modern travelers and culture lovers.
5-Day Itinerary
+ DAY 1: Arrival in Foshan
Accommodation: InterContinental Brand Hotel, Shunde (4-star standard)
Guests from around the country arrive in Guangzhou to begin their exciting and delicious journey in Shunde!
Upon arrival at Guangzhou Railway Station / Guangzhou Airport / Guangzhou South Railway Station / Foshan Airport, a private vehicle will be arranged based on your transportation information to transfer you to the hotel for check-in and rest.
Travel Tips:
1. Please keep your phone accessible and pay attention to any notifications from our staff.
2. Upon arriving at the hotel, please check in by providing your booking name and collect your room key.
3. During your free time, please stay safe and be mindful of your personal belongings.
+ DAY 2: A Culinary Journey Through Shunde
Accommodation: InterContinental Brand Hotel, Shunde (4-star standard)
Enjoy a leisurely buffet breakfast at the hotel.
Meet up with the group and depart for a day of exploring Shunde’s cultural and culinary highlights.
● Visit [Lingnan He Garden] (approx. 60 mins):
This classical garden showcases the evolution of Lingnan garden design across four historical periods—Ming and Qing dynasties, the late Qing and early Republic era, and modern China. The garden’s centerpiece, the Chonghe Pavilion, is a three-story tower standing about 28 meters tall. Climb to the top for panoramic views of the beautifully landscaped grounds.
● Watch a live performance of [Traditional Chinese Shadow Puppetry], a National Intangible Cultural Heritage (performance times: 14:30 / 15:30 / 16:30; subject to actual schedule):
This unique form of folk theater uses colorful shadow puppets made from leather or paper, animated by skilled performers using rods behind a translucent screen, accompanied by music and singing.
● Explore and taste your way through [Shunde Jinbang Food Street] (approx. 60 mins):
Stretching 600 meters, this food street is packed with traditional delicacies like double-skin milk custard, fried milk, and phoenix fish skin—famous local treats not to be missed.
● Experience a hands-on [Chinese Intangible Cultural Heritage Workshop: Daliang Fish Lantern Making] (approx. 60 mins):
Learn to craft a traditional fish lantern through steps such as bamboo framing, fabric layering, coloring, scale painting, and light installation—an immersive activity celebrating artisan spirit and cultural heritage.
● Visit [Shunfengshan Park], one of Shunde’s “New Top 10 Attractions” (approx. 45 mins):
Home to a monumental three-span traditional Chinese archway. The structure is 88 meters wide, 38 meters tall, and weighs 14,000 tons—often called “China’s No. 1 Archway.”
● Capture great photos at [Ronggui Fisherman’s Wharf] (approx. 45 mins):
A scenic waterfront perfect for photography, strolling, and relaxing.
After the tour, return to the hotel for rest.
+ DAY 3: Scenic Sights of the Flower City
Enjoy a leisurely buffet breakfast at the hotel.
Head to Guangzhou, affectionately known as the "Flower City."
● Experience a ride on the [Guangzhou Tram] (one-way ticket included):
Glide along the Pearl River aboard the modern tram, a moving postcard in itself, offering scenic views of Guangzhou’s riverside cityscape.
● Visit [Huacheng Square] (approx. 60 mins):
Known as the "Urban Living Room" of Guangzhou, this central plaza lies beneath the city’s iconic Twin Towers and offers the best view of the Canton Tower. It's also home to the Guangzhou Library, Guangdong Museum, Opera House, Asian Games Plaza, Haixinsha Island, and Huacheng Hui shopping center.
● Explore [Shamian Island] (approx. 40 mins):
A charming historical and cultural district filled with colonial architecture and artistic flair—often referred to as Guangzhou’s "Artistic Paradise."
● Discover [Chen Clan Ancestral Hall] (approx. 60 mins):
A stunning complex that blends history, architecture, and ancestral heritage. It’s a symbol of the Chen family clan of Guangdong during the Qing Dynasty, and a cultural gem not to be missed by any visitor to Guangzhou.
● Stroll through [Yongqing Fang] (approx. 60 mins):
A trendy hotspot filled with Xiguan culture and iconic arcade-style buildings. Don’t miss the Cantonese Opera Art Museum, with its classic garden-style architecture, and take a photo with the statue of Bruce Lee in front of his former residence.
● Head to [Beijing Road Pedestrian Street] (approx. 90 mins):
Marvel at the dazzling night view of the nearby Dafo Ancient Temple and explore the bustling food street packed with authentic Guangzhou snacks for dinner.
After the evening activities, return to the hotel for rest.
+ DAY 4: Foshan – The Hometown of Martial Arts
Accommodation: InterContinental Brand Hotel, Shunde (4-star standard)
Enjoy a relaxing buffet breakfast at the hotel.
Meet up and set off for Foshan, known as the birthplace of Southern Chinese martial arts.
● Visit the iconic [Foshan Ancestral Temple] (approx. 60 mins):
Immerse yourself in the charm of Lingnan culture at this historic landmark.
Don't miss the Huang Feihong Museum's martial arts and lion dance performance, where Southern-style lion dancing comes to life through a powerful fusion of martial arts, music, and dance.
Showtimes: 10:00–10:40, 14:15–14:55, 15:30–16:10 (subject to change; no refunds if canceled due to rain).
● Explore [Lingnan Tiandi]:
A trendy district that blends traditional Lingnan architecture with modern design—perfect for shopping, dining, and soaking in the local atmosphere.
● Enjoy lunch at the renowned [Huang Feihong Tea House]:
Savor an authentic Cantonese dim sum feast in a setting steeped in martial arts legend.
● Discover [Nanfeng Ancient Kiln] (approx. 90 mins):
A cultural treasure and living symbol of Foshan’s thousand-year ceramic legacy. Visit nationally protected heritage sites like the Nanfeng Kiln and Gao Kiln—often called the “living fossils” of ceramic culture.
● Take part in a hands-on [Pottery DIY Workshop]:
Experience the magic of clay and fire as you create your own ceramic piece. Learn about the intricate craftsmanship behind intangible cultural heritage and gain a deeper appreciation for Foshan’s rich artistic traditions.
After the tour, return to the hotel and enjoy free time at your leisure.
+ DAY 5: Farewell & Return Home
Accommodation: Home Sweet Home
Enjoy a leisurely buffet breakfast at the hotel.
Please check out before 12:00 PM.
According to your departure schedule, a private transfer will be arranged to take you to your departure point (including Guangzhou Railway Station, Guangzhou South Railway Station, Baiyun Railway Station, Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport, or Foshan Airport).
Safe travels and we look forward to welcoming you again!
Tour 'Wow' Points
Intangible Cultural Heritage Experience: Traditional Daliang Fish Lantern Craft
Try your hand at making a colorful Daliang fish lantern — a symbol of good fortune and abundance in local culture. This hands-on workshop introduces you to a centuries-old craft, now recognized as part of China’s national intangible cultural heritage. A perfect activity for families and anyone interested in folk art!
Shunfengshan Park
Located in Shunde, Shunfengshan Park is famous for its impressive archway — one of the largest traditional paifang structures in China. Stroll through tree-lined paths, serene lakes, and pavilions, all set against a backdrop of lush green hills. It’s a refreshing escape into nature and local pride.
Guangzhou Tram Ride
Hop aboard Guangzhou’s modern tram system for a relaxing and scenic ride through the city’s newer waterfront areas. It’s a unique way to take in the skyline, urban design, and daily life of locals — especially during golden hour or evening when the lights come alive.
Chen Clan Ancestral Hall
This magnificent example of Lingnan architecture was built in the Qing Dynasty as a family academy. Today, it serves as a folk art museum, featuring exquisite wood carvings, colorful ceramic figures, and stone reliefs. A must-see for those interested in Chinese heritage and traditional craftsmanship.
Nanfeng Ancient Kiln
Step into the birthplace of Lingnan ceramics at the Nanfeng Ancient Kiln in Foshan. With over 500 years of continuous operation, it’s one of the oldest working kilns in the world. Watch artisans fire pottery, tour the historic kiln, and even try your hand at shaping clay — an immersive cultural encounter.
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Travel Safety Reminders
To ensure your trip is safe, pleasant, and runs smoothly, please take note of the following safety guidelines:
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While on the tour bus:
Do not extend your head, hands, feet, or personal belongings out of the window to avoid accidents. -
When getting off the bus for sightseeing, meals, or shopping:
Please make sure the windows are closed and take all valuables with you. Losses due to theft or negligence are the responsibility of the traveler. -
In your hotel room:
Check that all safety amenities provided (such as non-slip bathroom mats) are intact and undamaged. If anything is missing or broken, report it immediately to hotel staff or your tour guide. In some cases, due to local limitations, certain items may not be available—please be cautious and avoid injury. -
Valuables:
Store valuables in the hotel’s front desk safe or keep them securely with you. Do not leave them in your room when going out. The tour company is not responsible for any loss or theft. -
Leaving the hotel:
Always inform your tour guide if you plan to leave the hotel. Take a hotel business card or jot down the hotel's name, address, and phone number. In case you get lost, you can show it to a local or taxi driver to help you return safely. -
Passing through dangerous areas:
Avoid pushing or crowding in narrow, steep, or slippery paths. Consider your own physical condition before visiting high or rugged areas. Do not act on impulse or take unnecessary risks. -
During hikes or physical activities:
Participate based on your own physical ability. Take breaks when needed and avoid overly strenuous activities or those beyond your capability. Always use appropriate safety gear. -
Swimming or water activities:
Only swim in designated areas with proper safety facilities. Always wear a life jacket and never enter deep or dangerous waters alone. When near rivers, lakes, reservoirs, or the ocean, always wear a life vest and follow all boating safety rules.
Avoid Travel During Chinese Public Holidays:
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New Year's Day: January 1
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Spring Festival (Chinese New Year): January 28 – February 4
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Valentine’s Day: February 14
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Qingming Festival: April 4 – April 6
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Labor Day: May 1 – May 5
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Dragon Boat Festival: May 31 – June 2
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Mid-Autumn Festival: October 6
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National Day Holiday: October 1 – October 8
Change & Cancellation Policies
- If a cancellation request is submitted before 00:00 on the day 7 day(s) before departure, no fee will be charged for cancellation.
- If a cancellation request is submitted before 00:00 on the day 5 day(s) before departure, a fee of 30% will be charged.
- If a cancellation request is submitted before 00:00 on the day 3 day before departure, a fee of 100% will be charged.
- If a discount is applied, the fee will be calculated as a proportion of the pre-discount price. It will not exceed the amount actually paid.
- *Partial refund not available
- *If you need to change the date, please cancel the booking and then rebook.
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