The festive atmosphere in Beijing is on the rise, with a series of exciting Chinese New Year events rolling out. So gather your family and friends to join in the vibrant celebration!

Universal's Chinese New Year at Beijing Resort

The Universal's Nian Show will return with something brand-new, with beloved international characters and performers to present an audiovisual feast on a stunning stage inspired by traditional Chinese architecture. The Universal's Chinese New Year Square will feature a dazzling variety of delicious foods and new Kung Fu Panda-themed merchandise.

Time: January 23 – March 3

Location: Universal Beijing Resort

Joyful Garden Tour with the Blessing Horse at INDIGO

A dynamic "Blessing Horse" art installation standing 8 meters tall will make its debut. There are also various fun games, including a spinning wheel game.

Time: January 23 – March 8

Location: INDIGO

Spring Ice and Snow Carnival at Mutianyu Great Wall

An ice and snow wonderland is set to open at the foot of the Great Wall. At the service area square, performances featuring China's national-level intangible cultural heritage items will be staged. At the Spring Festival market on the commercial street, performers will showcase their dazzling skills, while creative cultural souvenirs, regional specialties, and must-try favorites await visitors.

Time: February 10 – March 3

Location: Mutianyu Great Wall

30th Old Beijing New Year Goods Fair 

At the fair, you can purchase delicacies from various regions around China. This year, a "New Year's Gift Fair" has been set up, featuring intangible cultural heritage products such as mortise-and-tenon toy blocks and clay sculptures of the Lord Rabbit (Tu'er Ye). You can also witness artisans crafting sugar figures and sugar paintings on-site.

Time: January 22 – February 14

Location: National Agricultural Exhibition Center

Paradise Walk's Temple Fair

The temple fair brings together 20 booths offering intangible cultural heritage-based artisanal creations and authentic delicacies. Here, you'll find fish lantern parades, Sichuan Opera face-changing shows, and molten iron fireworks (the technique is a national intangible cultural heritage item of China). You can also write your wishes on electronic lanterns.

Time: Until February 1

Location: Paradise Walk

(Source: Official WeChat account of the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism)