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Chongqing Huguang Guild Hall Ticket+"Drunken Bayu" Performance Ticket

Chongqing, Mainland China
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Hugong Guild Hall ticket + "Intoxicated Chongqing" performance ticket
The guildhall was first built in the 24th year of the reign of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty (1759). It was built due to the "Huguang Filling Sichuan" immigration wave, funded by merchants from Hunan and Hubei. It was later expanded during the Daog
Located on a slope with a height difference of nearly 40 meters, it is built on different levels, with layers of cascading tiers, showcasing strong mountainous characteristics.
The architecture follows the courtyard layout of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, adopting different roof structures and integrating Cantonese, Huizhou, and Bayu styles.
A patch of yellow walls, a guild hall, an encounter with nostalgia that transcends three hundred years, a living museum that freezes time, an epic of immigration engraved on the banks of the Yangtze River.
The "Night, Intoxicated Ba Yu" intangible cultural heritage performance at Qi'an Guild Hall is the core of the night tour, with 7 programs stringing together Ba Yu memories from the Zhou and Song dynasties to the Republic of China.
Relying on the historical heritage of "Huguang Filling Sichuan", the guild hall has transformed intangible cultural heritage from display into a tangible experience, becoming a must-visit place for cultural enthusiasts.
A Qing Dynasty building hidden in plain sight, still full of vigor after hundreds of years.
The Huguang Guild Hall is like a wise old man, writing eternal propositions about roots and the distance with its yellow walls and black tiles.
The upturned eaves are set against the sparkling Jialing River, and the red walls and black tiles are reflected in the modern buildings on the opposite bank, directly framing the "past" and "present" of old Chongqing.
The singing is melodious and the dance graceful, complemented by the carved beams and painted rafters of the century-old guild hall.
The stunning moment of Sichuan opera face-changing, the solemn ritual music of Yu the Great's prayer for blessings, and the worldly atmosphere of hot pot, all are hidden in this ancient opera stage.
There are no fancy special effects, only authentic intangible cultural heritage skills.
On stage, there's singing, recitation, acting, and acrobatics, while off stage, the aroma of tea wafts through the air. With century-old architecture as the backdrop and stars and moon as lights.
Hugong Guild Hall ticket + "Intoxicated Chongqing" performance ticket
The guildhall was first built in the 24th year of the reign of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty (1759). It was built due to the "Huguang Filling Sichuan" immigration wave, funded by merchants from Hunan and Hubei. It was later expanded during the Daog
Located on a slope with a height difference of nearly 40 meters, it is built on different levels, with layers of cascading tiers, showcasing strong mountainous characteristics.
The architecture follows the courtyard layout of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, adopting different roof structures and integrating Cantonese, Huizhou, and Bayu styles.
A patch of yellow walls, a guild hall, an encounter with nostalgia that transcends three hundred years, a living museum that freezes time, an epic of immigration engraved on the banks of the Yangtze River.
The "Night, Intoxicated Ba Yu" intangible cultural heritage performance at Qi'an Guild Hall is the core of the night tour, with 7 programs stringing together Ba Yu memories from the Zhou and Song dynasties to the Republic of China.
Relying on the historical heritage of "Huguang Filling Sichuan", the guild hall has transformed intangible cultural heritage from display into a tangible experience, becoming a must-visit place for cultural enthusiasts.
A Qing Dynasty building hidden in plain sight, still full of vigor after hundreds of years.
The Huguang Guild Hall is like a wise old man, writing eternal propositions about roots and the distance with its yellow walls and black tiles.
The upturned eaves are set against the sparkling Jialing River, and the red walls and black tiles are reflected in the modern buildings on the opposite bank, directly framing the "past" and "present" of old Chongqing.
The singing is melodious and the dance graceful, complemented by the carved beams and painted rafters of the century-old guild hall.
The stunning moment of Sichuan opera face-changing, the solemn ritual music of Yu the Great's prayer for blessings, and the worldly atmosphere of hot pot, all are hidden in this ancient opera stage.
There are no fancy special effects, only authentic intangible cultural heritage skills.
On stage, there's singing, recitation, acting, and acrobatics, while off stage, the aroma of tea wafts through the air. With century-old architecture as the backdrop and stars and moon as lights.
Hugong Guild Hall ticket + "Intoxicated Chongqing" performance ticket
The guildhall was first built in the 24th year of the reign of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty (1759). It was built due to the "Huguang Filling Sichuan" immigration wave, funded by merchants from Hunan and Hubei. It was later expanded during the Daog
Located on a slope with a height difference of nearly 40 meters, it is built on different levels, with layers of cascading tiers, showcasing strong mountainous characteristics.
The architecture follows the courtyard layout of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, adopting different roof structures and integrating Cantonese, Huizhou, and Bayu styles.
A patch of yellow walls, a guild hall, an encounter with nostalgia that transcends three hundred years, a living museum that freezes time, an epic of immigration engraved on the banks of the Yangtze River.
The "Night, Intoxicated Ba Yu" intangible cultural heritage performance at Qi'an Guild Hall is the core of the night tour, with 7 programs stringing together Ba Yu memories from the Zhou and Song dynasties to the Republic of China.
Relying on the historical heritage of "Huguang Filling Sichuan", the guild hall has transformed intangible cultural heritage from display into a tangible experience, becoming a must-visit place for cultural enthusiasts.
A Qing Dynasty building hidden in plain sight, still full of vigor after hundreds of years.
The Huguang Guild Hall is like a wise old man, writing eternal propositions about roots and the distance with its yellow walls and black tiles.
The upturned eaves are set against the sparkling Jialing River, and the red walls and black tiles are reflected in the modern buildings on the opposite bank, directly framing the "past" and "present" of old Chongqing.
The singing is melodious and the dance graceful, complemented by the carved beams and painted rafters of the century-old guild hall.
The stunning moment of Sichuan opera face-changing, the solemn ritual music of Yu the Great's prayer for blessings, and the worldly atmosphere of hot pot, all are hidden in this ancient opera stage.
There are no fancy special effects, only authentic intangible cultural heritage skills.
On stage, there's singing, recitation, acting, and acrobatics, while off stage, the aroma of tea wafts through the air. With century-old architecture as the backdrop and stars and moon as lights.
Hugong Guild Hall ticket + "Intoxicated Chongqing" performance ticket
The guildhall was first built in the 24th year of the reign of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty (1759). It was built due to the "Huguang Filling Sichuan" immigration wave, funded by merchants from Hunan and Hubei. It was later expanded during the Daog
Located on a slope with a height difference of nearly 40 meters, it is built on different levels, with layers of cascading tiers, showcasing strong mountainous characteristics.
The architecture follows the courtyard layout of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, adopting different roof structures and integrating Cantonese, Huizhou, and Bayu styles.
A patch of yellow walls, a guild hall, an encounter with nostalgia that transcends three hundred years, a living museum that freezes time, an epic of immigration engraved on the banks of the Yangtze River.
The "Night, Intoxicated Ba Yu" intangible cultural heritage performance at Qi'an Guild Hall is the core of the night tour, with 7 programs stringing together Ba Yu memories from the Zhou and Song dynasties to the Republic of China.
Relying on the historical heritage of "Huguang Filling Sichuan", the guild hall has transformed intangible cultural heritage from display into a tangible experience, becoming a must-visit place for cultural enthusiasts.
A Qing Dynasty building hidden in plain sight, still full of vigor after hundreds of years.
The Huguang Guild Hall is like a wise old man, writing eternal propositions about roots and the distance with its yellow walls and black tiles.
The upturned eaves are set against the sparkling Jialing River, and the red walls and black tiles are reflected in the modern buildings on the opposite bank, directly framing the "past" and "present" of old Chongqing.
The singing is melodious and the dance graceful, complemented by the carved beams and painted rafters of the century-old guild hall.
The stunning moment of Sichuan opera face-changing, the solemn ritual music of Yu the Great's prayer for blessings, and the worldly atmosphere of hot pot, all are hidden in this ancient opera stage.
There are no fancy special effects, only authentic intangible cultural heritage skills.
On stage, there's singing, recitation, acting, and acrobatics, while off stage, the aroma of tea wafts through the air. With century-old architecture as the backdrop and stars and moon as lights.
Hugong Guild Hall ticket + "Intoxicated Chongqing" performance ticket
The guildhall was first built in the 24th year of the reign of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty (1759). It was built due to the "Huguang Filling Sichuan" immigration wave, funded by merchants from Hunan and Hubei. It was later expanded during the Daog
Located on a slope with a height difference of nearly 40 meters, it is built on different levels, with layers of cascading tiers, showcasing strong mountainous characteristics.
The architecture follows the courtyard layout of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, adopting different roof structures and integrating Cantonese, Huizhou, and Bayu styles.
A patch of yellow walls, a guild hall, an encounter with nostalgia that transcends three hundred years, a living museum that freezes time, an epic of immigration engraved on the banks of the Yangtze River.
The "Night, Intoxicated Ba Yu" intangible cultural heritage performance at Qi'an Guild Hall is the core of the night tour, with 7 programs stringing together Ba Yu memories from the Zhou and Song dynasties to the Republic of China.
Relying on the historical heritage of "Huguang Filling Sichuan", the guild hall has transformed intangible cultural heritage from display into a tangible experience, becoming a must-visit place for cultural enthusiasts.
A Qing Dynasty building hidden in plain sight, still full of vigor after hundreds of years.
The Huguang Guild Hall is like a wise old man, writing eternal propositions about roots and the distance with its yellow walls and black tiles.
The upturned eaves are set against the sparkling Jialing River, and the red walls and black tiles are reflected in the modern buildings on the opposite bank, directly framing the "past" and "present" of old Chongqing.
The singing is melodious and the dance graceful, complemented by the carved beams and painted rafters of the century-old guild hall.
The stunning moment of Sichuan opera face-changing, the solemn ritual music of Yu the Great's prayer for blessings, and the worldly atmosphere of hot pot, all are hidden in this ancient opera stage.
There are no fancy special effects, only authentic intangible cultural heritage skills.
On stage, there's singing, recitation, acting, and acrobatics, while off stage, the aroma of tea wafts through the air. With century-old architecture as the backdrop and stars and moon as lights.
Hugong Guild Hall ticket + "Intoxicated Chongqing" performance ticket
The guildhall was first built in the 24th year of the reign of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty (1759). It was built due to the "Huguang Filling Sichuan" immigration wave, funded by merchants from Hunan and Hubei. It was later expanded during the Daog
Located on a slope with a height difference of nearly 40 meters, it is built on different levels, with layers of cascading tiers, showcasing strong mountainous characteristics.
The architecture follows the courtyard layout of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, adopting different roof structures and integrating Cantonese, Huizhou, and Bayu styles.
A patch of yellow walls, a guild hall, an encounter with nostalgia that transcends three hundred years, a living museum that freezes time, an epic of immigration engraved on the banks of the Yangtze River.
The "Night, Intoxicated Ba Yu" intangible cultural heritage performance at Qi'an Guild Hall is the core of the night tour, with 7 programs stringing together Ba Yu memories from the Zhou and Song dynasties to the Republic of China.
Relying on the historical heritage of "Huguang Filling Sichuan", the guild hall has transformed intangible cultural heritage from display into a tangible experience, becoming a must-visit place for cultural enthusiasts.
A Qing Dynasty building hidden in plain sight, still full of vigor after hundreds of years.
The Huguang Guild Hall is like a wise old man, writing eternal propositions about roots and the distance with its yellow walls and black tiles.
The upturned eaves are set against the sparkling Jialing River, and the red walls and black tiles are reflected in the modern buildings on the opposite bank, directly framing the "past" and "present" of old Chongqing.
The singing is melodious and the dance graceful, complemented by the carved beams and painted rafters of the century-old guild hall.
The stunning moment of Sichuan opera face-changing, the solemn ritual music of Yu the Great's prayer for blessings, and the worldly atmosphere of hot pot, all are hidden in this ancient opera stage.
There are no fancy special effects, only authentic intangible cultural heritage skills.
On stage, there's singing, recitation, acting, and acrobatics, while off stage, the aroma of tea wafts through the air. With century-old architecture as the backdrop and stars and moon as lights.
Hugong Guild Hall ticket + "Intoxicated Chongqing" performance ticket
The guildhall was first built in the 24th year of the reign of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty (1759). It was built due to the "Huguang Filling Sichuan" immigration wave, funded by merchants from Hunan and Hubei. It was later expanded during the Daog
Located on a slope with a height difference of nearly 40 meters, it is built on different levels, with layers of cascading tiers, showcasing strong mountainous characteristics.
The architecture follows the courtyard layout of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, adopting different roof structures and integrating Cantonese, Huizhou, and Bayu styles.
A patch of yellow walls, a guild hall, an encounter with nostalgia that transcends three hundred years, a living museum that freezes time, an epic of immigration engraved on the banks of the Yangtze River.
The "Night, Intoxicated Ba Yu" intangible cultural heritage performance at Qi'an Guild Hall is the core of the night tour, with 7 programs stringing together Ba Yu memories from the Zhou and Song dynasties to the Republic of China.
Relying on the historical heritage of "Huguang Filling Sichuan", the guild hall has transformed intangible cultural heritage from display into a tangible experience, becoming a must-visit place for cultural enthusiasts.
A Qing Dynasty building hidden in plain sight, still full of vigor after hundreds of years.
The Huguang Guild Hall is like a wise old man, writing eternal propositions about roots and the distance with its yellow walls and black tiles.
The upturned eaves are set against the sparkling Jialing River, and the red walls and black tiles are reflected in the modern buildings on the opposite bank, directly framing the "past" and "present" of old Chongqing.
The singing is melodious and the dance graceful, complemented by the carved beams and painted rafters of the century-old guild hall.
The stunning moment of Sichuan opera face-changing, the solemn ritual music of Yu the Great's prayer for blessings, and the worldly atmosphere of hot pot, all are hidden in this ancient opera stage.
There are no fancy special effects, only authentic intangible cultural heritage skills.
On stage, there's singing, recitation, acting, and acrobatics, while off stage, the aroma of tea wafts through the air. With century-old architecture as the backdrop and stars and moon as lights.
Hugong Guild Hall ticket + "Intoxicated Chongqing" performance ticket
The guildhall was first built in the 24th year of the reign of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty (1759). It was built due to the "Huguang Filling Sichuan" immigration wave, funded by merchants from Hunan and Hubei. It was later expanded during the Daog
Located on a slope with a height difference of nearly 40 meters, it is built on different levels, with layers of cascading tiers, showcasing strong mountainous characteristics.
The architecture follows the courtyard layout of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, adopting different roof structures and integrating Cantonese, Huizhou, and Bayu styles.
A patch of yellow walls, a guild hall, an encounter with nostalgia that transcends three hundred years, a living museum that freezes time, an epic of immigration engraved on the banks of the Yangtze River.
The "Night, Intoxicated Ba Yu" intangible cultural heritage performance at Qi'an Guild Hall is the core of the night tour, with 7 programs stringing together Ba Yu memories from the Zhou and Song dynasties to the Republic of China.
Relying on the historical heritage of "Huguang Filling Sichuan", the guild hall has transformed intangible cultural heritage from display into a tangible experience, becoming a must-visit place for cultural enthusiasts.
A Qing Dynasty building hidden in plain sight, still full of vigor after hundreds of years.
The Huguang Guild Hall is like a wise old man, writing eternal propositions about roots and the distance with its yellow walls and black tiles.
The upturned eaves are set against the sparkling Jialing River, and the red walls and black tiles are reflected in the modern buildings on the opposite bank, directly framing the "past" and "present" of old Chongqing.
The singing is melodious and the dance graceful, complemented by the carved beams and painted rafters of the century-old guild hall.
The stunning moment of Sichuan opera face-changing, the solemn ritual music of Yu the Great's prayer for blessings, and the worldly atmosphere of hot pot, all are hidden in this ancient opera stage.
There are no fancy special effects, only authentic intangible cultural heritage skills.
On stage, there's singing, recitation, acting, and acrobatics, while off stage, the aroma of tea wafts through the air. With century-old architecture as the backdrop and stars and moon as lights.

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Hugong Guild Hall ticket + "Intoxicated Chongqing" performance ticket

Per person
208 250 UZS
≈$17

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  • Admission to: Huguan Guild Hall Tickets
  • "Drunk Bayu" performance ticket

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  • Other personal expenses

Eligibility

  • Children under 1.2m (not included) are free, and children 1.2m (inclusive) and above are the same price as adults.

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Additional information

  • The building's wood carvings, stone carvings, and other cultural relics in the assembly hall are all historical remains. Please do not touch, climb, or scratch them. Please take care of the ancient buildings and exhibits.
  • When watching intangible cultural heritage performances, please remain quiet, avoid loud noises or walking around, set your phone to silent mode, and respect the performers and other audience members.
  • The clubhouse is built on a hillside with many steps, and some sections are steep. Elderly people, children, and those with mobility issues should proceed with caution and wear non-slip shoes.
  • Smoking is prohibited in the scenic area. Please do not bring pets into the park (except for guide dogs).

Amendment policy

  • Cancellations and modifications are allowed up to 24 hours before the activity starts.

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  • The voucher is valid only on the specified date (and time if applicable)

Opening hours

  • The hall is open from Monday to Sunday, 09:00-18:00.
  • Entry is not allowed after 17:00 that afternoon; the museum closes at 18:00.
  • Show open hours: Monday to Sunday 14:10-17:20

Show Schedule

  • The performance schedule is: 14:10-14:50 session; 15:30-16:10 session; 16:40-17:20 session

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  • No. 1, Bajiaoyuan, Changbin Road, Chaotianmen Street, Yuzhong District, Chongqing

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