Explore rich culture, scenery, cuisine of Huangpu

On Dec 17, the length of the transit visa-free stay for foreigners in China was extended to 240 hours, with 21 participating ports added, bringing the total to 60 and allowing for inter-provincial travel. Huangpu district warmly invites visitors to experience its intangible cultural heritage, natural beauty, and delicious cuisine.

Huangpu is home to a diverse and vibrant array of folk activities. Bolodan, a traditional folk festival in Huangpu, celebrates the South Sea God and incorporates various elements such as rituals, blessings, and dragon and lion dances.

The craftsman paints the dragon boat's head. [Photo/WeChat account: gh_ce3bb2268796]

Dragon boat making showcases exquisite craftsmanship and is an essential part of Huangpu's intangible cultural heritage.

The district also boasts rich natural landscapes that attract numerous tourists. Youma Mountain, standing at 433.6 meters above sea level, is the second-highest peak in the old eight districts of Guangzhou. The winding trails amidst dense bamboo forests offer breathtaking views.

Youma Mountain. [Photo/WeChat account: gh_ce3bb2268796]

Longtou Mountain Forest Park is home to historical relics from the Jurassic period, with unique rock formations scattered throughout the park, offering many distinctive sights.

The Changling National Mountaineering Fitness Trail spans 74 kilometers, with its multiple hiking paths perfect for anyone looking to get fully immersed in nature.

Longtou Mountain Forest Park. [Photo/WeChat account: gh_ce3bb2268796]

Huangpu's culinary culture is diverse, and the district is renowned as a hub for Cantonese cuisine. Delicacies like roasted goose with plum dressing and Nangang fish balls are tantalizing. Dashadi is a food hub where traditional establishments coexist with emerging trendy eateries, providing a wide array of choices for food enthusiasts.

This district, blending tradition with modernity, awaits your arrival.

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