Immerse in the Heritage of Zumiao

Zumiao Temple is a pivotal site for Cantonese opera, believed to have flourished here since the 11th century. It is celebrated not only for its performances but also as a cultural cornerstone in Foshan.

The temple, originally founded in the 11th century, showcases distinctive architecture reflecting traditional Chinese styles. It also houses a Confucius temple built around 1911 and memorial halls for local martial artists Wong Fei Hung and Ip Man, emphasizing Foshan's connection to kung fu cinema.

Distinctive Highlights

🎭 Cantonese Opera: Performances are on the 1st and 15th of every month at 1:30 PM.
🦁 Kung Fu Demonstrations: Daily shows at 10 AM, 2:15 PM, and 3:30 PM.
🤸 Martial Arts Classes: Available for children each summer.

Accessible to all visitors, Zumiao Temple offers insight into Cantonese culture and martial arts, making it popular among tourists, families, and historians.