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7 days 6
Daily Tour
12 people
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Embark on a festive journey along the Maritime Silk Road during Chinese New Year. This 6–7 day tour combines Fuzhou, Quanzhou, and Chaoshan cultural hubs with immersive folk celebrations. From temple parades and lantern festivals to intangible heritage workshops and Kungfu tea rituals, you’ll witness the unique fusion of oceanic trade heritage and vibrant local traditions. Designed for culture lovers, families, and festival enthusiasts, the itinerary balances UNESCO heritage sites, authentic folk experiences, and seasonal festivities.
Airport/railway pickup and hotel check-in. Rest and prepare for the upcoming Spring Festival journey.
Morning tour of Sanfang Qixiang, one of Fuzhou’s most historic neighborhoods. Join a New Year folk workshop (woodblock prints, sugar painting, or paper cutting). In the evening, enjoy a lantern night walk in Fuzhou.
Experience local temple parades with drums, Gaojia Opera, and folk music (based on seasonal schedule). At night, join a lantern festival night show with blessing rituals, immersing in the New Year’s vibrant energy.
Full-day walking tour in Quanzhou’s multi-religious heritage sites — Qingjing Mosque, Tianhou Temple, Guandi Temple. Learn about Quanzhou’s role in the Maritime Silk Road.
Explore Chaozhou ancient town and enjoy Kungfu Tea ceremony. In the evening, experience Chaozhou Opera with reserved seats.
Walk through Shantou’s old arcade-style streets and festive markets. Taste local Chaoshan delicacies and enjoy guided foodie experiences.
As this is a Chinese New Year special route, we strongly recommend booking at least 2–3 months in advance, since hotels and local festival tickets (temple parades, lantern shows) sell out quickly.
Most events (such as Fuzhou temple parades or Chaozhou opera) follow local festival calendars. We align the itinerary with the confirmed schedule each year, but minor adjustments may occur.
Yes. We provide local New Year delicacies with clear labeling for Halal, vegetarian, and non-spicy options. Chaoshan Kungfu tea ceremony is included, but optional.
The upgraded version includes 5★ hotels (where available) with festive surcharges covered. All hotels are centrally located and offer international-standard facilities.
Absolutely. The itinerary has a balanced pace, hands-on workshops (sugar painting, paper cutting), and cultural shows suitable for children and elders alike.
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