A street photo taken in Guangzhou was reposted by a South Korean social media user as a scene in Seoul, drawing over one million views and triggering online debate.
Guangzhou is set to host a dynamic lineup of exhibitions this April, bringing together global industry leaders, innovators, and buyers across sectors ranging from technology and manufacturing to lifestyle and design.
With Guangzhou's pleasant spring weather at its peak, the Jiunanhaixian Community in Liurong Subdistrict, Yuexiu District, offers an ideal setting for an urban walk.
A series of concerts will take place in Guangzhou in the coming weeks, bringing orchestral classics and performances by international ensembles to the city. Here's your guide to the highlights—and a chance to win tickets!
A striking red spiral staircase inside the OneM Center for Contemporary Art in Guangzhou, the capital city of South China's Guangdong Province, has officially set a new record in the Guinness World Records for the tallest sectional height of an unsupported spiral staircase.
As dusk settles, glowing lanterns illuminate streets and parks, while families stroll, admire intricate designs, and solve lantern riddles. Across Guangdong, major lantern fairs are already underway and will continue through the festival. Here are some highlights.
Guangzhou will restart horse racing this year after a 27-year suspension, with regular international-standard speed races set to begin on October 31, 2026, at the Hong Kong Jockey Club Conghua Racecourse.
The moment has arrived! Mark your calendars for February 2, when ticket sales begin for the 2026 Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA) Lantern Carnival. Prepare to be amazed by a dazzling 90-day spectacle where ancient lantern traditions meet stunning digital light art and drone shows. This immersive festival kicks off for the Lunar New Year and continues into early summer, promising an unforgettable experience for all.
The Guangzhou Museum of Art (Guangzhou Gallery of Art) is presenting four major exhibitions from January to March 2026, covering Chinese animation history, classical and modern horse-themed artworks, contemporary art inspired by traditional masterpieces, and the artistic legacy of the Wen Zhengming family, offering audiences a rich and diverse cultural experience.
The 2026 Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA) Lantern Carnival will officially open in Nansha, Guangzhou, on February 10, 2026, and run for a total of 90 days until May 10, the organizers announced recently.
Guangzhou's Baiyun District is set to launch an approximately 140-kilometer forest trail, creating a continuous ecological corridor for visitors of all ages, including families, seniors and outdoor enthusiasts.
The 2025 Guangzhou International Light Festival opened on November 16 and will run through November 26, highlighting the vibrancy of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area and the spirit of China's 15th National Games.
The Guangzhou Metro Pickleball Center, located on the mezzanine level of Pazhou Station on Guangzhou Metro Line 11, has officially opened. Covering nearly 1,000 square meters, the center features 10 professional pickleball courts and can accommodate up to 50 players simultaneously. The facility is currently open for free reservations, transforming a transportation hub into a multifunctional public venue.
The 2025 Guangzhou Design Week, the premier gathering for Asia's design industry, will take place from December 5 to 8. The event will span across three dedicated venues— the Guangzhou Poly World Trade Center, Guangzhou International Sourcing Center, and Haizhu International Convention and Exhibition Center.
A new exhibition at the Guangdong Museum reveals the historical inspiration behind the "Ao Fish" figure that captivated audiences during the opening ceremony of China's 15th National Games earlier this month. The creature's design draws from a 19th-century ceramic roof ornament displayed in "The Love and Memory of the Greater Bay Area," which opened on November 11 to coincide with the Games.
On October 31, the opening ceremony of the "Leo Tolstoy and His World" joint exhibition was held in Guangzhou, marking the first stop of a tour spanning Guangzhou, Foshan, and Shenzhen.
Explore the blooming charm of Guangzhou at the garden expo! This international horticultural event is now open to all—no tickets or registration required.
As the 138th Canton Fair welcomes visitors from around the world, Guangzhou, known as a "Food Capital of China," invites them to explore its authentic flavors. From morning dim sum to late-night congee, every meal here tells the story of a city that brims with the allure of delicious food.
The third edition of Guangzhou Gourmet Week (GGW) officially opened on October 11 at Haixinsha Island, a central landmark in Guangzhou.
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