The official guide to visiting the 68th China International Pharmaceutical Machinery Expo has been released.

The 68th China International Pharmaceutical Machinery Expo is set to open soon. This year’s event will bring together more than 1,800 exhibitors, including nearly 250 international companies showcased in the dedicated international pavilion at the Xiamen International Convention and Exhibition Center. Tens of thousands of industry professionals will gather at this flagship event for the pharmaceutical equipment sector, while over a hundred industry experts and corporate leaders will engage in in-depth discussions and knowledge sharing at concurrent forums, jointly exploring pathways for the industry’s upgrade and sustainable development.

PART 1
Tourism Section

01 Visitor Information
Location: Xiamen International Expo Center

Time:

October 27–28, 2026, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

October 29, 2026 9:00 AM–4:00 PM

 

Audience Pre-Registration Channel

This year’s expo will implement a real-name registration system. You may choose one of the following three methods to pre-register.

1. Scan the code to claim your ticket

2. Claim tickets via the official account

Follow the “CIPM Audience Service” WeChat official account.

Select “Exhibition Services” → “Visitor Pre-registration,” fill in the required information, and then obtain your electronic visitor ticket.

 

3. Register via the Pharmaceutical Machinery Expo mini-program
Enter the “CIPM Audience Services” mini-program, tap “Audience Pre-registration,” fill in your details, and obtain your electronic ticket.

1. All visitors must complete real-name pre-registration to obtain an electronic ticket before entering the venue.

2. Audience members may enter by scanning their electronic tickets.

3. All visitors must complete the security screening procedures before entering the exhibition area.

 

02 Exhibition Area Layout Map

03 Concurrent Forum and Conference

I. Concurrent Forum:

The 3rd Pharmaceutical Equipment Innovation and High-Quality Development Forum (2026)

Session 1: Aseptic Filling Equipment Session

Time: October 27, 9:30 AM–12:00 PM

Session 2: Special Session on the Application of AI in Pharmaceutical Equipment

Time: October 27, 1:30 PM–4:30 PM

Session 3: Biopharmaceutical Equipment Session

Time: October 28, 9:30 AM–12:00 PM

Session 4: Solid Dosage Form Equipment Session

Time: October 28, 1:30 PM–4:30 PM

 

Schematic Map of Forum Venue Locations

II. Technical Exchange Meeting:

Date: October 27–28, 2026

Schematic Map of the Technical Exchange Meeting Venue

04VIP Service

Exclusive VIP Services
VIP attendees will enjoy access to a dedicated lounge area. VIP passes will be issued upon invitation by the system during the pre-registration process; once approved, you will receive your VIP pass and gain access to the corresponding benefits.

VIP Guest Lounge Location: Second Floor, East and West Registration Halls

PART.2
Service Section

05 Transportation Guide

Xiamen International Exhibition Center Address: No. 1 Yangfan Road, Xiang’an District, Xiamen City, Fujian Province

Subway

You can take Metro Line 3 to International Expo Center Station and exit through Exits 2, 4, or 6, then walk to the West Registration Hall of the exhibition venue.

Public transportation

You can take bus routes 656, M22, or 708 to the National Exhibition and Convention Center Bus Terminal, then walk to the East Entrance Lobby of the exhibition hall.

You can take bus routes 656 or M14 to the International Expo Center bus stop, then walk to the West Registration Hall of the exhibition venue.

Airplane

T4 Terminal, Takasaki Airport:

(1) BRT Station (toward Qianpu Hub Station / toward First Pier Station) → Shuangshi Middle School BRT Station → Metro Line 3: Huli Innovation Station (Exit 2) → International Expo Center Station.

(2) The taxi ride takes approximately 15 minutes and costs about 20 yuan.

T3 Terminal, Takasaki Airport:

(1) Shuttle bus to Terminal 4 → BRT station (toward Qianpu Hub Station / First Pier Station) → Shuangshi Middle School BRT station → Metro Line 3: Huli Innovation Station (Exit 2) → International Expo Center Station.

(2) The taxi ride takes approximately 20 minutes and costs about 25 yuan.

Train

Xiamen Station:

(1) Xiamen Railway Station (Metro Line 3) → International Expo Center Station.

(2) By taxi, the journey takes approximately 30 minutes and costs around 50 yuan.

Xiamen North Railway Station:

(1) Xiamen North Station (Metro Line 4) → Hongkeng Station (transfer to Metro Line 3) → International Expo Center Station.

(2) By taxi, the journey takes approximately 40 minutes and costs around 50 yuan.

By car/bus

1. Navigate to the Xiamen International Exhibition Center.

2. Small vehicles may enter the underground parking lot via Exits 6 and 14 of the Xiamen International Expo Center and exit through Exit 1 or Exit 7. For surface parking, enter via Exits 3 and 4 and exit through Exit 2.

3. Buses traveling via Yangfan Road may enter Hall 7 on the east side or Parking Lot P3 through Entrance/Exit No. 5 of the Xiamen International Exhibition Center, and exit via Entrance/Exit No. 2; alternatively, they may enter Hall 11 on the east side through Entrance/Exit No. 8 of the Xiamen International Exhibition Center and depart via Entrance/Exit No. 8.

[Parking Lot Overview]

On the north side of the exhibition hall, surface parking lots P1, P2, and P3 can accommodate 2,142 passenger cars or 644 bus spaces, while the underground parking offers 3,006 spaces. There are 11 access points, corresponding to Exits 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, and 14 of the Xiamen International Convention & Exhibition Center.

All underground parking garage entrances and exits are equipped with reversible traffic control, allowing each entry/exit to be independently configured as either an entrance or an exit based on traffic demand.

The underground garage has a height restriction of 2.2 meters; buses and other large vehicles are parked in the north‑side surface parking lots P1 and P3, as well as in the east‑side bus‑only parking area.

*Parking spaces are limited during the exhibition. Please follow on-site staff instructions for parking after navigating to the venue.

Taxi/Ride-hailing service

Navigate to the West or East Entrance Hall of the Xiamen International Expo Center to reach the exhibition halls.

 

Shuttle Service Plan for Hall 06

First-floor corridor route: Xideng Station – 2 min – Halls 3 and 4 Station – 3 min – Dongdeng Station – 2 min – Halls 8 and 9 Station – 3 min – Xideng Station

Each stop lasts about 30 seconds, and the bus stops on request throughout the route; the entire journey takes approximately 12 minutes.
Schedule: 9:00 AM–5:00 PM (every 10 minutes)

National Museum of China Shuttle Bus

National Museum of China Shuttle Bus Stop

PART.3
Accommodation Section

Aloft Xiamen, NanYang
Approximately 900 meters from the National Museum of China, a 9-minute walk.
Address: No. 378, Hongjiang Road, Xiang’an District, Xiamen, Fujian Province

Phone: 0592-3532777

The hotel features 334 urban-inspired ocean-view rooms and suites, along with a full-service restaurant—Chongneng Station—and the wxyz bar.

Xiamen Yuzhou Wyndham Grand Plaza Hotel
Approximately 10 kilometers from the National Exhibition and Convention Center, with a driving time of about 15 minutes.

Address: No. 882, Zhongzhai Road, Huli District, Xiamen City, Fujian Province

Phone: 0592-2168868840

Xiamen Yuzhou Wyndham Grand Hotel is located in Wuyuan Bay, Xiamen, offering 407 elegantly appointed guest rooms and an executive lounge on the hotel’s upper floors, as well as four distinctive restaurants.

Guanglai Hotel, Huandao Road, Xiamen International Convention and Exhibition Center
Approximately 15 kilometers from the National Exhibition and Convention Center, a 26-minute drive; just 100 meters from Lingdou Metro Station, with direct metro access to the National Exhibition and Convention Center.
Address: No. 299, Qianpuling Douxi Road, Siming District, Xiamen, Fujian Province

Phone: 0592-6500666

The hotel features 200 guest rooms, each with a private balcony offering unobstructed views of the city.

Suntec Software Park Serviced Apartments, Xiamen
Approximately 15 kilometers from the National Exhibition and Convention Center, with a drive of about 23 minutes; it is 600 meters from Lingdou Metro Station, which provides direct access to the National Exhibition and Convention Center.

Address: No. 2 Jinshan Road, Siming District, Xiamen, Fujian Province

Phone: 0592-3236888

Suntec Software Park features 167 serviced apartment units, with room types ranging from studios to three-bedroom suites.

Reservation Contact:

Zheng Chenchen Phone: 18965837061

Email: zhengcc@bojuxm.com

Zhuang Chengzhi Phone: 15306927261

Email: zhuangcz@bojuxm.com

Accommodation invoice issuer: Xiamen Convention & Exhibition International Travel Agency Co., Ltd.

PART.4
Catering Section

Catering services at the exhibition hall

Catering services at the exhibition hall

The exhibition hall features a dining area offering a variety of convenient meals, including boxed lunches and noodles. In addition, a convenience store is available for purchasing beverages and snacks.

*Note: Please abide by the conference’s rules and regulations. Bringing outside boxed meals into the venue is strictly prohibited. If you choose to dine near the exhibition hall, we recommend eating in a restaurant before entering the venue for your visit.

Local Specialty Cuisine

PART.5
Tourism Section

Gulangyu Island

Gulangyu is a small island covering 1.88 square kilometers, facing Xiamen across the Amoy River. During the Song Dynasty, it was known as Yuansha Zhou; in the Ming Dynasty, its name was refined to its current form after a sea‑eroded rock cave on the island’s southwest produced a drum‑like sound when struck by the waves. With its pleasant climate, spring‑like year‑round weather, and tranquil atmosphere free from the hustle and bustle of traffic, Gulangyu is renowned for its birdsong and floral fragrance. It has earned such celebrated titles as “Garden on the Sea,” “Exhibition of Architectural Styles from Around the World,” “Town of Music,” and “Island of Pianos,” and is designated as a National Key Scenic Area.

Nanputuo Temple

Nanputuo Temple is situated at the foot of Wulao Peak, facing south and backed by the mountains with a sea view, enjoying exceptionally auspicious feng shui. Dedicated primarily to the worship of Guanyin, it is one of the most venerable and spiritually vibrant thousand-year-old monasteries in southern Fujian. The temple’s origins date back to the late Tang and Five Dynasties period, when it was first known as Sizhou Monastery. During the Northern Song, the monk Wencui rebuilt it and renamed it Wujinyan Rock Monastery; it fell into disuse during the Yuan dynasty. In the early Ming, it was restored and renamed Puzhao Temple. In 1684, after General Shi Lang, the Marquis of Jinghai, recaptured Taiwan and stationed his troops in Xiamen, he donated funds to renovate the temple’s ancient halls and bestowed upon it its present name, Nanputuo Temple.

Shapowei

The birthplace of Xiamen Port has served as a sheltered harbor since the Qing Dynasty. Nestled near Nanputuo Temple and Xiamen University, the original Xiamen Port was a crescent-shaped bay. With its golden sands stretching seamlessly into one another, the area earned the poetic nickname “Jade Sand Slope.” Today, Shapowei has evolved into a vibrant hub of art and fashion, brimming with paintings, music, sculptures, and creative‑industry offerings, drawing countless young people to snap photos and check in.

Hulishan Cannon Fort

Hulishan Cannon Fort was first constructed in the seventeenth year of the Guangxu reign of the Qing Dynasty (1891 AD) and completed in the twenty-second year of the Guangxu reign (1896 AD). Covering a total area of over 70,000 square meters, with the fortress itself occupying 22,000 square meters, it is divided into three distinct zones: the gun emplacement area, the barracks area, and the rear‑mountain area. The fort’s architecture combines elements of both semi‑underground bunkers and city‑wall structures, exhibiting a European aesthetic while retaining the architectural charm of China’s Ming and Qing dynasties. Historically, it has been renowned as “the gateway to the Eight Min Provinces and the key to the South.”

Island Road

Xiamen’s环岛路 runs along the coastline, stretching from Xiamen University to the Convention and Exhibition Center. Known as the “Golden Coastline,” it is also nicknamed the “Five‑Color Road,” with its blue sea, golden sands, green lawns, red running track, and gray asphalt. Along the way, you’ll find a wealth of attractions, including the Yanwu Bridge, Baicheng Beach, Hulishan Cannon Fort, Zengcuo’an, Huangcuo, the Yefengzhai Marine Science Park, and the Jupengfei Dreamland. Pedaling along the环岛路, you can sing as you go, surrounded by lush greenery and an endless stretch of coastline—like stepping into a comic book.

Zhongshan Road

Zhongshan Road is an old‑city district in Xiamen that has been remarkably well preserved, showcasing the city’s modern historical character. It is home to numerous cultural and historical landmarks, including Xiaozouma Road, the former residence of Chen Huacheng, and China’s First Sacred Church. Its distinctive charm is further enhanced by Nanyang arcade architecture, dazzling LED nightscapes, a vibrant array of Fujian–Taiwanese specialty snacks, and the timeless sounds of ancient Nanyin echoing through its narrow lanes and neighborhoods. In June 2012, Xiamen’s Zhongshan Road was proudly awarded the title of “Famous Historical and Cultural Street of China.”

Tianzhu Mountain Forest Park

Tianzhu Mountain Scenic Area is bordered to the east by Jimei District of Xiamen, to the north by Changtai County of Zhangzhou, and lies immediately adjacent to the Jiaomei Taiwan Business Investment Zone in Zhangzhou City. The area covers a total planned 37.05 square kilometers, of which 26.51 square kilometers—extending from the eastern and western mountain gates upward—constitutes a forest park, encompassing five mountain peaks and three lakes. The highest peak stands at an elevation of 933 meters, with forest coverage exceeding 98%. The scenic area’s three lakes—Tianzhu Lake, Liang’er Lake, and Haoyue Lake—are like dazzling pearls set amidst verdant woods, where mountain vistas and water reflections create a picturesque panorama. Haoyue Lake, with its shimmering waters, boasts the nation’s longest lakeside wooden boardwalk, stretching 4.3 kilometers.

Jimei School Village

Jimei School Village is a collective term for the various schools and cultural institutions in Jimei, located on the Jimei Peninsula in Xiamen. Founded in 1913 through the generous patronage of the renowned patriotic overseas Chinese leader Mr. Chen Jiageng, its architecture seamlessly blends Chinese and Western styles, embodying the distinctive architectural character of the Minnan侨乡. During holidays, the Dragon Boat Pond in the village hosts lively dragon‑boat races, accompanied by resounding drums, melodious Nanyin music, and bustling crowds, making it a popular tourist attraction in Xiamen.

Ogikazhou

Dihua Island is situated in the heart of Xiamen’s Xiang’an–Xiajin Bay area, adjacent to the Egret Stadium and the Xiamen International Expo Center. Its name originates from the ancient Liujiang ferry crossing at Liuwudian, inspired by the Qing‑dynasty scholar Gong Xianzeng’s verse: “Treading the waves, I cross Dihua Island.” The park boasts a 2.8‑kilometer coastal shoreline, featuring a 904‑meter stretch of sandy beach and a 52,000‑square‑meter ecological green corridor. From here, visitors can enjoy sweeping views of several sea‑crossing bridges and Kinmen, complemented by a seaside promenade and an ocean‑view skybridge. The site seamlessly blends seaside strolling, camping, leisure, and cultural‑tourism activities, and it also serves as the location of Xiang’an District’s Marriage Registration Park. As a new landmark for coastal culture and tourism in Xiamen, Dihua Island harmoniously fuses its historic ferry heritage with a modern coastal aesthetic, regularly hosting events such as sunset concerts, and cultivating an urban waterfront public space that integrates conventions, cultural tourism, and recreation.

Xiangshan Scenic Area

Xiangshan Provincial Scenic Area is situated at the southern foot of the Hongjian Mountain Range in Xiang’an District, Xiamen, with its highest peak reaching an elevation of 176 meters. It was designated a provincial scenic area in 2004. Legend has it that when Zhu Xi visited the site and was struck by the fragrant vegetation, he renamed the formerly known “Barren Mountain” to Xiangshan. Centered around Xiangshan Yan Temple, which dates back to the Southern Song Dynasty, the scenic area also encompasses the historic Lü Tang Folk Village and boasts ecological treasures such as nearly six-century-old pine forests and ancient banyan groves. Blending granite rock formations, pastoral flower fields, and the distinctive cultural heritage of southern Fujian, the area features a scenic trail that circles the mountains. The Xiangshan Temple Fair, held on the sixth day of the first lunar month, is a local intangible cultural heritage. Integrating eco‑tourism, folk‑culture experiences, and leisurely recreation, Xiangshan serves as Xiang’an’s urban green core—a nearby retreat where residents and visitors can connect with nature and savor the rich traditions of southern Fujian.

Xiatanwei Wetland Park

Xiatanwei Coastal Wetland Park is situated on both sides of the Huoju Bridge in Xiang’an District, Xiamen, within Tong’an Bay. It is Fujian Province’s largest artificially restored mangrove‑ecosystem park and a key national project under the Blue Bay Remediation Initiative, as well as a demonstration site for carbon‑neutral forestry during the BRICS Summit. Covering a total planned area of 4.04 million square meters, the park features approximately 85 hectares of planted mangroves, creating a distinctive “forest on the sea” landscape. Within the park, visitors can enjoy coastal boardwalks, birdwatching platforms, and educational facilities. As tides rise and fall, the mangroves, tidal flats, and azure waters complement one another, attracting flocks of egrets and supporting rich biodiversity. Integrating ecological conservation, science education, and recreational tourism, the park is open to the public free of charge and has become a new urban coastal landmark that showcases Xiamen’s achievements in marine ecological restoration.

Ou Cuo Fishing Village

Ou Cuo Fishing Village is located in Jinhai Subdistrict, Xiang’an District, Xiamen. With a history spanning more than 800 years, it is an ancient coastal fishing village that faces Kinmen across the sea and is also a renowned hometown of overseas Chinese in Xiamen. For generations, the villagers have made their living from the sea, preserving traditional Minnan architecture such as red-brick overseas‑Chinese houses and the Jin’ou Temple, while passing down intangible cultural heritage like Nanyin music and the Fish Lantern Procession. The village boasts a rich legacy of qiaopi—remittance letters—and a deep cultural foundation rooted in its ties to the diaspora. Locally, innovative efforts have transformed oyster‑shell waste into distinctive vernacular landscapes, creating the Wangjin Street Cultural and Creative District. An old schoolhouse has been repurposed into a fish‑porridge café and creative‑culture space, where time‑honored seafood cuisine seamlessly blends with cutting‑edge, trendsetting ventures. Leveraging the resources of the fishing port, the village has developed fisheries‑based tourism and educational programs, attracting Taiwanese compatriots to settle and start businesses, thus serving as an important gateway for cross‑strait cultural exchange. Combining the charm of a fishing community, the elegance of historic overseas‑Chinese architecture, and seaside leisure, Ou Cuo exemplifies a fresh vision: a traditional fishing village reinvented as a modern cultural‑tourism hub.