A 19th-century masterpiece of Lingnan architecture, built by the Chen family as an ancestral temple and academy. - Renowned for its exquisite decorations: carved granite, wood sculptures, and ceramic ridge ornaments. - Now houses the Guangdong Folk Art Museum, showcasing Cantonese crafts like ivory carving and embroidery.

Standing at 600 meters, it's one of the world's tallest towers with a unique twisted design. - Offers breathtaking 360° city views from its 488m outdoor observation deck (highest in the world). - Features thrilling attractions: Sky Drop(vertical thrill ride) and Bubble Tram (transparent cable cars). - Illuminated nightly by dazzling LED light shows.（the admission tickets are not included)

A 2,000-year-old historical and shopping hub, blending ancient ruins with modern commerce. Features transparent glass floors evealing excavated Song/Ming Dynasty road remnants. Packed with brand stores, Cantonese eateries, and traditional tea houses.

Stretching 1.6km along the Pearl River, this is Asia's largest urban plaza. - Surrounded by Guangzhou's iconic skyline: Canton Tower, IFC, and the opera house. - Features :sleek modern art, dancing fountains, and seasonal flower exhibitions. - Prime spot for nighttime Pearl River views with dazzling skyscraper light shows.

Designed by Pritzker Prize winner Zaha Hadid, resembling two "pebbles by the river" with futuristic curves. - First opera house in China to use asymmetric steel structure, with over 10,000 unique glass panels. - Acclaimed acoustics in its 1,800-seat main hall, hosting world-class performances.