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Top Spots to Celebrate Golden Week in China π
Golden Week is here! From October 1–7, the whole country celebrates with parades, fireworks, food, and travel. If you’re wondering where to go during this holiday, here are some of the best spots for celebration across major cities in China.
Beijing π¨π³
The capital city comes alive during National Day. Head to Tiananmen Square to witness the grand parade and fireworks. Don’t miss the Forbidden City and evening light shows around Chang’an Avenue.
Shanghai π
Catch the Bund light show and take a night cruise along the Huangpu River. Nanjing Road is also packed with shops, food, and live performances during the holiday week.
Guangzhou & Shenzhen π
In Guangzhou, the Canton Tower hosts stunning light displays. Shenzhen’s OCT Harbor and theme parks are perfect for families and friends looking for fun day and night activities.
Chengdu πΌ
Known for hotpot and pandas, Chengdu has a festive nightlife scene during Golden Week. Visit Kuan Zhai Alley for traditional food and culture, or join the street festivals happening downtown.
Hangzhou π
Take a peaceful stroll around West Lake and enjoy boat rides with a view of the city skyline. The natural beauty here makes Golden Week extra special.
Final Thoughts
No matter where you are in China, Golden Week is a chance to celebrate, explore, and enjoy the festive atmosphere. Share your favorite spots in the comments and help other expats discover new places!
Stay safe and have a happy Golden Week from all of us at Hafrik! π
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