Chaozhou旅行予算ガイド

Grown from a 1955 silk-embroidery cooperative of thirteen workshops, Mingrui fuses Chaozhou embroidery into bridal and evening wear; a Chinese Time-Honored Brand since 2024.

A Chaozhou preserved-fruit and snack-food brand dating to 1954, recognized as a national Chinese Time-Honored Brand in 2024.

Tracing to a 1945 grocery in Chao'an, Zhenmei is known for dried meat, meatballs and bean products, named a Chinese Time-Honored Brand in 2024.

A Chaozhou snack house opened in 1911, famous for ya-mu-nian dumplings and spring rolls — a culinary landmark on Taiping Road.

The small-pot brewing ceremony at the heart of Chaozhou hospitality, prizing Phoenix Dancong tea — part of the UNESCO-listed Chinese tea heritage.

Hand-pounded beef balls, springy and juicy, the soul of Chaoshan beef hotpot and rice-noodle soup.

Fresh oysters bound in sweet-potato starch and pan-fried — a famed Chaozhou snack, crisp outside and tender within, dipped in fish sauce.

Lion-head goose braised in galangal and spices — fragrant-skinned and rich, the signature 'lou' dish of Chaoshan tables.

Duck-egg-shaped glutinous-rice dumplings with varied fillings, floated in a light sweet syrup — a Chaozhou sweet dating to the Qing.

Broad, thin rice noodles steamed from rice slurry, served in soup or stir-fried — a Chaoshan everyday staple.

A thin pancake wrapped around hollow, crisp 'sugar scallion' with peanut and sesame — a traditional Chaoshan sweet.

A branch of Cantonese embroidery famed for its raised, padded gold-couched relief; a first-batch national ICH (2006).

An ancient regional opera sung in the Chaozhou dialect, descended from Song-Yuan southern drama, with over four centuries of history; a first-batch national ICH.

Gilt-lacquer woodcarving renowned for multi-layered openwork and gold leaf; a first-batch national ICH (2006).

The Chaoshan small-pot tea ceremony; national ICH since 2008, and part of the 2022 UNESCO-listed Chinese tea heritage.

The umbrella term for the folk instrumental music of the Chaozhou region, rooted in the Tang-Song and matured by the Ming-Qing; a first-batch national ICH.

The traditional porcelain craft of Chaozhou's Fengxi area, famed for openwork 'tonghua' and sculpted porcelain flowers; national ICH since 2008.

A narrative chant-text recited in the Chaozhou dialect, traditionally sung among women; national ICH since 2008.

Chaozhou's bamboo-and-silk festival lanterns, in screen and hanging forms; inscribed as 'caideng' in the national ICH list in 2008.