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Learn traditional Fujian string puppetry, experience the exquisite skill of puppet manipulation. Understand puppet making and operate puppets yourself.
Watch the world's largest landscape performance 'Impression Liu Sanjie'. With Lijiang River as stage and twelve peaks as backdrop, showcasing Zhuang ethnic culture.
Experience Quanzhou string puppet show, a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. Watch classic repertoire and learn puppet manipulation.
Watch 'Impression Da Hong Pao' landscape performance. With Wuyi Mountain as backdrop and 360-degree rotating seats, showcasing tea culture.
Explore the breathtaking Rainbow Mountains of Zhangye Danxia, a UNESCO World Heritage site featuring stunning colorful striped rock formations. The landscape showcases layers of red, orange, yellow, green, and blue sandstone created over 24 million years. This Instagram-famous destination offers spectacular sunrise and sunset views when the angled light enhances the vibrant colors of the geological wonder.
Travel back to the golden age of the Tang Dynasty with an immersive evening of imperial court cuisine, traditional music, dance, and dumpling making. Watch elegant court dancers in flowing silk robes while learning to fold dumplings like a Tang Dynasty chef, then savor a feast of 20+ dumpling varieties shaped like butterflies, flowers, and animals.
Witness a spectacular recreation of Tang Dynasty court entertainment featuring ornate costumes, traditional instruments, and graceful choreography. This award-winning show brings the glory of China's golden age to life with stunning visual effects.
Witness one of Shenzhen's spectacular drone light shows where thousands of synchronized drones paint intricate patterns, 3D animations, and messages across the night sky. This cutting-edge display showcases why Shenzhen is the world's drone capital.
Watch 'Glamorous Chongqing', the city's spectacular drone light show launched in April 2025, where thousands of synchronized drones form glowing skylines, hotpot bowls and light-rail trains above the confluence of the Yangtze and Jialing rivers. In June 2025 the show set a Guinness World Record with 11,787 drones in the air at once. With around 90 shows a year, typically on Saturday nights, the best free viewing spots are Chaotianmen Square, the Nanbin Road riverside promenade and the area near Hongya Cave.