A concert at Hongqiao Park.

Guangming District welcomed an impressive influx of over 170,000 visitors during the May Day holiday, a festive period that saw the district brimming with activities and revenue.

The Guangming District Bureau of Culture, Radio, Television, Tourism and Sports unveiled staggering figures, revealing that a grand total of 173,200 tourists graced the district with their presence, contributing a substantial 70.1747 million yuan to the local tourism economy.

Day-trippers comprised the lion's share of visitors, with 121,000 individuals drawn to the district's offerings, accounting for a significant 69.9% of the overall turnout. Those opting for a more leisurely stay numbered 52,200, making up the remaining 30.1% of the tourist cohort.

Undeterred by unrelenting rains, Guangming District orchestrated a flurry of cultural and tourism extravaganzas, ensuring a vibrant holiday tapestry for locals and visitors alike. A medley of events ranging from music gatherings to galas injected a dynamic energy into the district.

Hongqiao Park emerged as a hub of creativity, hosting the lively "Rainbow · Youth Magic Meet" series, where trendy food trucks and stylish bands beckoned a throng of participants to revel in the festivities.

Meanwhile, Guangming Farm Grand View Garden dazzled guests with a dual offering of daytime delights at the "Rabbit Carnival," a fusion of farm charm and adorable pet culture, followed by the pulsating rhythms of the Guangming Farm Lawn Electronic Music Festival, a nocturnal celebration blending music and gastronomy.

Minghu Park assumed the mantle of custodian of heritage, orchestrating the "Colorful Intangible Cultural Heritage, Impressions of Guangming" festival, a multi-faceted affair spotlighting regional traditions through a tapestry of activities like culinary showcases, momentous exhibitions, and immersive cultural experiences.

The historic streets of Red Wood Ancient Town reverberated with revelry as the May Day carnival unfolded, treating attendees to a sensory feast of culinary bazaars, live performances, and spirited games.

At the Fun Farm, a serenade of music under the stars wove through the fields as a camping music concert brought together nature enthusiasts and music aficionados in a harmonious rendezvous.

The cultural pulse of the district found its beating heart at the Guangming District Cultural Center, where a tapestry of 39 diverse events unfolded, from illuminating exhibitions to immersive cultural showcases, serving over 4,500 attendees seeking to partake in the district's artistic charm.