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To celebrate the National Day holiday, from October 1 to 3, Shanghai Disneyland will present a special castle projection and fireworks show created for the holiday after the iconic "ILLUMINATE! A Nighttime Celebration" each evening. In addition, starting October 4, the Halloween Spook-tacular kicks off early. From October 4 to November 1, enjoy villains, parties, and new costumes all in one go! Villains take over the balcony of the Enchanted Storybook Castle. Look up and feel their powerful presence! A Halloween music party will be held every night in Tomorrowland. Don't miss Cruella and Gaston! 2. Donald Duck makes it rain, and the whole park gets a makeover The park is surrounded by pumpkins, and other brand-new decorations are making their debut! 3. Led by Donald Duck, Disney friends are the first to change into their costumes On Mickey Avenue, see who's cosplaying as a musical instrument and secretly dazzling everyone! Duffy and Friends are all dressed up in their favorite elements, inviting you to be a cute ghost with them! The Hundred Acre Wood in Fantasyland has also been swept up by Halloween magic, and everyone is very happy with their new outfits! On the Tomorrowland stage, on the morning of October 4, Disney friends will put on a new costume fashion show! Donald Duck is pulling out all the stops with three major upgrades to the Halloween party! Come quick

This year's Halloween event will once again feature a "day and night dual mode": the adorable and hilarious "Ha Ha Ha! Halloween Party" during the day, and the upgraded, terrifying "Halloween Horror Nights" after dark. The entire event runs from September 4 to November 3. Here are the six biggest highlights you won't want to miss: 😄Daytime Feature: Ha Ha Ha! Halloween Party - Pokémon's Unstoppable Halloween Party: Characters like DJ Pikachu and DJ Gengar take the stage in Gramercy Park for a rock and EDM dance battle, with all music remixed by the musician DECO*27. - Minion Monsters Greeting: Catch rare, Halloween-costumed Minions at the entrance arch and the front of the park for up-close photo opportunities. - Universal Wonderland Let's Rock Together: Snoopy, Hello Kitty, and others don their spooky-fun outfits and join kids for a rock 'n' roll parade. - "Trick or Treat" Park Mission: Just shout the classic slogan to staff in designated areas to receive limited-edition candy. 😱Nighttime Feature: Halloween Horror Nights - Street Zombies: The largest number of zombies in the park's history will have you surrounded anytime you step outside a safe zone. - Horror Factory - A Zombie's Desperate Journey: A brand-new enclosed maze where you must evade zombies coming at you from all directions inside an abandoned factory. - The Witch's Manor of Emotions in collaboration with makeup brand KATE: Four witches who control joy, anger, sorrow, and happiness will play with your emotions. - Resident Evil™: A Hero's Last Stand: A large-scale immersive attraction in collaboration with "Resident Evil," open after 6:00 PM daily. The last show is an English version, where you can fight alongside Leon and Ada Wong. - Chainsaw Man Collaboration Returns: Includes the 4D theater "CHAOS 4-D" and the nighttime roller coaster "KICK BACK: Katana Man vs. Chainsaw Man ver." are back in action. 🥤Limited-Time Merchandise and Food The park is launching exclusive merchandise like a zombie bear popcorn bucket, a pumpkin Minion milkshake cup, and Resident Evil-themed T-shirts. The dining areas will serve "zombie finger" hot dogs and "ghost Pokémon" themed desserts. ⚠Helpful Tips - No separate night ticket is required for the Halloween event, but nighttime attractions have age restrictions of 13 or 15 and older. Please check the age limit for each attraction. - On-site ticket sales have been discontinued. Be sure to purchase your park tickets and Express Pass online in advance. For popular nighttime attractions, it's recommended to purchase an Express Pass to avoid long waits. - English Session: The last hour of Resident Evil™: A Hero's Last Stand is performed entirely in English for the convenience of international visitors. In short: This year's USJ Halloween takes "cute" and "creepy" to the extreme. Whether you're visiting with family or a hardcore horror fan, you'll find your own screams and laughter between September 4 and November 3.

During their trip to Egypt in "Divas Hit the Road: Tongxin Season," the group of seven entered Luxor Temple and listened to a local guide, Mumu, explain the civilization of Ancient Egypt. Located in the city center, Luxor Temple was once just a small shrine for celebrating the New Year. Later, Amenhotep III, Thutmose III, and Ramesses II successively expanded and renovated it, turning it into a place to welcome the gods Amun-Ra, Mut, and Khonsu. For this reason, it is also known as the "Southern Sanctuary of Amun." Inside the temple, you can see magnificent structures such as the colossal statue of Ramesses II, a granite obelisk, and a spectacular colonnade.

Shibuya Sky Observation Deck crowns Shibuya Scramble Square at 229 metres, delivering Tokyo’s unrivalled 360-degree panorama. From the open-air rooftop you can gaze down on the world’s busiest pedestrian crossing, pick out Tokyo Tower and Tokyo Skytree, and—on clear days—spot the snow-capped peak of Mount Fuji. A high-speed Sky Elevator whisks visitors from Level 14 to the summit, its dynamic ceiling lighting heightening the ascent. Inside, the Level 46 Sky Gallery pairs digital art with interactive installations, while the Sky Stage offers a glass-floored Sky Edge and cloud-like hammocks for cinematic sunset shots and neon-soaked nightscapes. After dark, a choreographed light show over Shibuya Crossing illuminates the sky every 30 minutes, setting a romantic mood. Day or night, Shibuya Sky lets you stand at the beating heart of Tokyo and feel its pulse from a breathtaking new angle.

The 13th Halloween Horror Nights (Halloween Horror Nights 13) makes a triumphant return. From September 26 to November 1, over the course of 18 consecutive nights, the entire park will be transformed into Southeast Asia’s grandest immersive nightmare universe. This year’s main attraction is the renewed collaboration with Netflix to present a Stranger Things–themed haunted house. Before the premiere of Season Five, visitors will have one last chance to enter Hawkins National Laboratory, Xingting Shopping Center, and Vecna’s Red Spirit Nest, where they may come face-to-face with the Demogorgon and Mind Flayer in a frantic bid for escape. In addition to Stranger Things, four brand-new haunted houses will be featured: • Build to Horror – When nameless corpses lie buried beneath a home’s foundation, the midnight knocks signal a relentless countdown. • Fearground – A formerly joyous carnival is overtaken by a Puppet Mistress and a Bone Breaker, transforming the carousel into an instrument of torment. • The Realm of Yokai – A nocturnal procession of Japanese yokai descends upon the tropics, lurking at every eave. • Original Stage Play “Once Upon a Time… Go to Hell” – In which Mr. Rabid, the Master of Time, pilfers dark artifacts from fairy tales that can alter one’s destiny. Meanwhile, the park will unveil three major terror zones—Vampire Alley, Lost Village, and Nether-Land Voodoo Carnival—ensuring that no refuge remains. Additionally, night shows such as Dark Dreams and Ocu.lar’s Rave will combine special effects, dynamic lighting, and gigantic puppets to elevate the experience of fear to its ultimate climax.

During the National Day holiday, why not follow in Wang Xingyue's footsteps and embark on a tour of Beijing's hutongs? The route starts in Xicheng, Beijing, where you can discover the mysterious "Shadowless White Pagoda" and experience its unique charm. Admire the vines growing freely on the exterior walls of Xuannan Bookstore, soaking in the artistic atmosphere. Listen to the bustling crowds at Beijing Fun and feel the lively vibe. As you wander through the hutongs, you'll not only experience the charm of old Beijing but also find delightful surprises and a sense of relaxation. Come and explore this Wang Xingyue-approved route to fill your holiday with happy memories

Want to see China's top scenery on a shoestring budget? You don't have to go to popular resort islands or expensive scenic areas. These three "budget-friendly hidden gems" make it possible: Taishan Island in Fujian, Zhagana in Gannan, and Xiaoqikong in Libo. Get an island, a Tibetan village, and a green valley all in one trip. Enjoy beautiful, uncrowded scenery without breaking the bank. Follow the guide below and get ready for a spontaneous trip! Taishan Island, Fujian Taishan Island is hidden off the coast of Xiapu, Fujian, and is the ultimate budget-friendly island for those seeking "fewer crowds and wild scenery." It's a 2-hour ferry ride from the Xiapu pier. A 3-hour hike around the island will take you past black and white reefs, marine pastures, and a solitary lighthouse. In the evening, capture the sunset from the mountaintop, and at night, lie on the beach and count the stars in the Milky Way for a truly blissful experience. Zhagana, Gannan Zhagana is hailed as a fairyland on earth. In the early morning, take a free walk along the Fairy Beach trail to watch the sunrise amidst the clouds and mist. In the afternoon, rent a horse and ride into the canyon pastures. The entire Luoke Road is free for a self-driving tour, allowing you to see grasslands, stone forests, and Tibetan monasteries all at once. Xiaoqikong, Libo Xiaoqikong in Libo is known as the "emerald on the Earth's belt." Enter from the west gate in the morning and start with a free boat ride on Yuanyang Lake. Then, head downhill to visit Wolong Pond, the Water Forest, and the 68-Level Waterfall, packing waterfalls, turquoise waters, and pristine forests into one trip.