This park is meaningful and is a landmark to local residence of Guangzhou. Guangzhou is also know as the City of Rams, and the statue in the park is the traditional symbol for the city

Closed on Tuesdays. If closed, the visit will be replaced by the Nanyue King's Tomb Museum. A must-see attraction, with a history of more than 100 years and still in its original shape. The buildings are famous for their exquisite and mythical decorations, such as the brick carvings of historic figures. The temple also functions as a museum under the auspices of Guangdong Folk Arts Museum, exhibiting a variety of folk arts and crafts.

Enning Road Culinary Adventure: DIY Rice Noodles and Cantonese Heritage"** Dive into Guangzhou's Enning Road for a hands-on rice noodle making experience at Huahui, followed by a lunch of your creations. Then, explore the Cantonese Opera Museum, visit Bruce Lee's former residence, and admire the traditional Xi Guan architecture. End your day with a tranquil walk along the scenic Lychee Bay.

This lovely, tree-lined neighborhood bordering the Pearl River was once home to foreign merchants, and today is a laid-back area ideal for strolling or stopping for a meal or cup of tea.

Beijing Road is a road that is lined up with boutique shops, restaurants, malls, coffee shops and many more. Must visit place as you might find something interesting to buy or try! Guangzhou is considered the home of traditional (read Cantonese) “Chinese food.” Foodies will find more restaurants per capita here than anywhere else in China.

Get away from all the noise in Guangzhou and experience the calm atmosphere exuded by this impressive twin-spired Roman Catholic cathedral.

The Canton Tower stands at the intersection of Guangzhou’s new urban central and the Pearl River scenery zone. Canton Tower is the tallest TV tower in the world with a total height of 600m.