Jinhua offers night tour with intangible cultural heritage spectacle

Fire pot and datiehua (molten iron fireworks) performances captivate visitors at Jinhua's Blue Camp. [Photo/Tide News]
The 2026 Jinhua intangible cultural heritage night tour festival is captivating visitors at Blue Camp in Jindong district, Jinhua, Zhejiang province, running until Oct 7.
As night falls, the campground comes alive. The main path features a parade connecting visitors with traditional culture. On the main stage, classical dance performances highlight the beauty of Eastern aesthetics. Interspersed are Sichuan Opera face-changing, acrobatics, and clown performances that appeal to all ages. Visitors wander among vibrant light displays, take photos, and enjoy the lively atmosphere.
As the evening progresses, the festival's highlights unfold on the water platform and main stage. The datiehua (molten iron fireworks) performance sends molten iron into the night sky, creating a shower of golden sparks that amazes the crowd. The fire pot performance follows, painting the sky with fiery trails.
On weekends and holidays, a firework show joins the spectacle, offering a visual climax to the festival.
Beyond the visual delights, the festival encourages visitor participation. Each night at 9:30 pm, a bonfire party at the main stage invites guests to dance with performers. The lantern night tour continues until 10:30 pm, leaving plenty of time to explore.





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