"Premium Guangdong" Halal-Friendly Tour: Foshan Ancestral Temple, Lion Dance, Qinghui Garden, Fengjian Water Village 4D3N
Halal-Friendly Experience: Visit the Shenzhen Mosque to learn about the integration and development of Islamic culture in a modern city, with convenient prayer facilities available.
Inheritance of Lion Dance & Martial Arts: Watch spectacular lion dance and martial arts performances at Foshan Ancestral Temple, and feel the Lingnan martial arts heritage and folk vitality of the hometown of Huang Feihong.
Ancient Charm of Water Towns: Wander through Fengjian Water Town, take a boat ride or stroll along the crisscrossing waterways and ancient stone bridges, and experience the quiet and leisurely lifestyle of Lingnan villages.
Millennium-Old Ceramic Kiln Wonder: Visit Nanfeng Ancient Kiln to witness this "living fossil" of ceramics with a kiln fire that has burned continuously for over 500 years, and experience the long history of ceramic making in this southern ceramic capital.
Treasure of Lingnan Gardens: Wander through Qinghui Garden, admire the exquisiteness of one of China’s Top Ten Classical Gardens, and savor the classical artistic conception where pavilions, terraces, waterside pavilions blend with clever couplets and beautiful verses.
Authentic Shunde Cuisine Exploration: Explore freely and taste delicious food on Huagai Road Pedestrian Street, and experience the origin of Shunde’s renowned cuisine.
Pure Travel Without Shopping Stops: No forced visits to souvenir shops; all time is dedicated to sightseeing and immersive experiences.
Explore three cities (Guangzhou, Foshan, Shenzhen) discovering Lingnan martial arts, water towns, and cuisine with thoughtful halal arrangements.
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Foshan Ancestral Temple
Foshan
Founded in the Northern Song Dynasty, Foshan Ancestral Temple is a core heritage site of Lingnan culture. It features exquisite carvings, traditional roof structures, and halls dedicated to local deities. The temple also houses a martial arts museum, showcasing the history of Wing Chun and other local styles, making it a must-visit for culture and martial arts enthusiasts.
Lingnan Tiandi
Foshan
Lingnan Tiandi transforms old Foshan neighborhoods into a vibrant cultural and commercial area. It preserves traditional courtyard houses (Qilou) while integrating modern amenities like trendy restaurants, art galleries, and fashion stores. Day or night, it offers a unique mix of old-town charm and contemporary leisure, perfect for shopping, dining, and photo-taking.
Nanfeng Ancient Kiln
Foshan
With a history of over 500 years, Nanfeng Ancient Kiln is a key heritage site of Chinese ceramics. It retains the original dragon-shaped kiln structure, where visitors can watch traditional pottery making and even try crafting their own ceramic pieces. The surrounding area also features ceramic art galleries and gardens, highlighting Foshan’s long-standing reputation as a “ceramic capital.”
Qinghui Garden
Foshan
Qinghui Garden, built in the Ming Dynasty, is a masterpiece of Lingnan classical gardening. It combines pavilions, corridors, ponds, and exotic plants, with delicate carvings and winding paths creating a serene atmosphere. The garden’s layout emphasizes harmony with nature, and its ancient trees and lotus ponds offer a peaceful escape from the city. It’s a prime example of Lingnan’s unique gardening aesthetics.
Huagai Road Pedestrian Street
Foshan
Huagai Road is the core commercial street of Shunde, known for its lively atmosphere and authentic local cuisine. Lined with traditional Qilou buildings, it offers a wide range of snacks—such as Shunde fish balls, double-skin milk, and crispy pork belly—along with clothing stores and daily necessities shops. It’s a popular spot for both locals and tourists to experience Shunde’s food culture and street life.
Fengjian Water Town
Foshan
Often called “the Venice of the Pearl River Delta,” Fengjian Water Town retains its original water village charm. Visitors can take wooden boats to cruise along the rivers, passing old houses, stone bridges (some dating back to the Song Dynasty), and lush greenery. The town also has local restaurants serving fresh river seafood, making it an ideal place for a relaxing day trip away from the city.
Shenzhen Lianhuashan Park
Shenzhen
Lianhuashan Park is a beloved green space in central Shenzhen. Its main attraction is the hilltop square, where a statue of Deng Xiaoping stands, and visitors can overlook the city’s modern skyscrapers, including the Civic Center. The park also has lakes, gardens, and walking trails, making it a favorite spot for picnics, jogging, and family outings. It’s a symbol of Shenzhen’s rapid development and urban greenery.
Shenzhen Mosque
Shenzhen
Established to serve Shenzhen’s Muslim community, Shenzhen Mosque features a blend of traditional Islamic and modern architectural styles. It has a prayer hall, lecture rooms, and facilities for religious activities. The mosque is open to Muslim worshippers for daily prayers and Friday Jumu’ah, and also welcomes visitors interested in learning about Islamic culture (with respect for religious customs).
