Guobao is a town in Fujian Province, China. It is located in the eastern part of the province, in a region characterised by the mountainous terrain and river valleys typical of Fujian's interior. The settlement is one of many small towns in the province that serve as administrative and market centres for the surrounding rural area.
Like much of Fujian, the area around Guobao has a subtropical climate with hot, humid summers and mild winters. The local economy is based primarily on agriculture, with rice cultivation and tea growing among the traditional activities of the region. The town's population is predominantly Han Chinese, and the local speech is a variety of the Min dialects spoken across Fujian.
Guobao is not widely known as a tourist destination and does not feature prominently in national or international travel literature. Its significance lies chiefly in its role as a local administrative centre within the province rather than as a site of major historical or cultural renown.