Foshan
Culinary capital Shunde, kung fu heritage, and centuries-old ceramic kilns.
Visit Daqitou Village in Sanshui, pray at Baolin Temple, and explore the jade market in Pingzhou
Foshan is a renowned Lingnan city full of heritage. We take you to explore the rare Qing dynasty wok-ear houses of Daqitou Village in Sanshui, pray at Baolin Temple on Taiping Mountain in Shunde, dive into the bustling jade trading culture at Pingzhou Jade Street, and relax at the Asian Arts Park.
Discover the ancient Yanbu dragon boat and witness urban renewal at the Ronggui Fisherman's Wharf
Foshan is more than just martial arts and the Ancestral Temple. Travel to Nanhai to find a nearly 600-year-old dragon boat, then head to Shunde's Ronggui to see how an abandoned food factory was transformed into the city's trendiest riverside cultural district. This is a journey through Foshan's past and future.
Beyond martial arts, discover Lingnan's finest crafts and hidden ecological parks
Mention Foshan, and Wong Fei-hung comes to mind. But this city is also the pinnacle of Lingnan folk crafts. Visit the gold-leafed Bijiang Mansion, admire the Shiwan ceramic figures, and retreat to the lush Nanhai Bay and Sanshui Forest Park.
Beyond Kung Fu: Discovering the modern and ecological heartbeat of this manufacturing hub
There is more to Foshan than Wong Fei-hung and Wing Chun. As the city evolves, places like Nanhai's Qiandeng Lake, Gaoming's Zaomu Mountain, and Sanshui's Lotus World showcase a modern, green, and vibrant new facade.
From double-skin milk and water town cuisine to the striking He Art Museum
An old saying goes: "Eat in Guangzhou, but the chefs come from Shunde." Recognized as a UNESCO City of Gastronomy, Shunde is not just a food mecca—it has recently shined in architecture and art. This is a top-tier journey for both the palate and the eyes.
From Wong Fei-hung's legendary kicks to the ancient ceramic arts
Foshan is not only the heart of Lingnan culture but also the world-renowned "Home of Martial Arts" and "Southern Capital of Ceramics." This is a journey of masculine vigor and artisan spirit, stepping onto the hometown of Bruce Lee and witnessing a kiln that has burned for 500 years.
From Qinghui Garden's Manchu Windows to the Sacred Heart Cathedral
On the Lingnan delta, the elegance of classical Chinese gardens and the grandeur of Western Gothic architecture miraculously coexist. This route from Shunde to Guangzhou offers a visually striking cultural contrast.
Open-Air Museum · Fram Kitagawa's Curatorial Concept · Taiping Shophouses & Island Ferry
Rooted in the dyke-pond landscapes of the Pearl River Delta, Art Field Nanhai transforms historic arcade markets and car-free island ferries into an expansive open-air contemporary art triennale.
The Epicenter of Cantonese Cuisine · Congee Hotpot, Buffalo Double-Skin Milk & Fengjian Waters
Celebrated as the birthplace of Cantonese master chefs, Shunde offers an unmatched culinary heritage. Discover Qinghui Garden, gondola rides in Fengjian, and silky boneless fish in simmering rice congee.
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