Guangzhou: Jiangmen Discovery - Migration, History & Chenpi Guide for Mandarin/Cantonese

Explore Jiangmen’s rich heritage: visit the Overseas Chinese Museum, stroll Zhongshan Park, discover Liang Qichao’s home, and experience Chenpi Village with tea tastings and traditional citrus crafts.
Start your day at the Overseas Chinese Museum, the premier museum in Jiangmen, where the extraordinary journeys of millions of emigrants from the region come to life. Wander through exhibits showcasing old passports, family letters (Qiaopi), household artifacts, and engaging multimedia displays. Discover how these overseas Chinese shaped both their adopted countries and modern China. Each room tells a story of courage, ambition, and the deep connections between homeland and diaspora, offering a truly emotional and educational experience.

Next, stroll through Zhongshan Park, a traditional Lingnan-style urban oasis named after Sun Yat-sen, a hero of China’s republican revolution. Admire graceful bridges, koi-filled ponds, elegant pavilions, and the statue of Sun Yat-sen set amidst flowering trees. This tranquil stop offers a moment of calm reflection, connecting visitors to Jiangmen’s civic pride and cultural memory, while providing picturesque photography opportunities.

Explore Jiangmen’s historic streets on foot, where modern life meets heritage:
Qimingli Square – A vibrant public square blending modern art with old industrial heritage, perfect for photos.
33 Market Street – A narrow alley filled with vintage shops, local snacks, and rustic daily life.
Changdi Heritage Street – Once a key port and trading hub, now revived with cafés, creative spaces, and artisan shops.

Enjoy lunch at your leisure, sampling Cantonese specialties such as Chenpi roast duck, beef noodles, or traditional sweet soups, fully immersing yourself in local flavors.

Step into the ancestral home of Liang Qichao (1873–1929), one of China’s most influential reformers. This beautifully preserved Lingnan courtyard house is now a museum featuring his manuscripts, family photographs, and exhibits on his political and educational ideals. Walking through the halls and courtyards, visitors gain a deep understanding of China’s intellectual and revolutionary history, making this a must-visit for history enthusiasts.

Conclude your day at Chenpi Village, home to New Xinhui’s world-famous aged tangerine peel. Learn about the centuries-old sun-drying process, discover the peel’s medicinal and culinary uses, and enjoy a tasting of Chenpi-infused tea. Browse boutique shops offering preserved snacks, tea cakes, and fragrant citrus souvenirs, creating a hands-on, sensory connection to local agricultural heritage.

To guarantee availability book as soon as possible. Early booking is worth consideration especially if you planning the trip during high season like public holidays or weekends.

This excursion you can cancel with no cost up to 24 hours before the start of the trip. If you cancel it after 24 hours or not show up on the excursion you will still be charged the full price of the activity. Being late on pick-up or departure will be considered as not showing up.