Chimelong International Circus
Chimelong International Circus is situated in a national AAAAA scenic area—Guangzhou Chimelong Tourist Resort. The circus is the first one in the world to use a live-action circus stage. Millions of RMB has been spent to create the world’s largest circus stadium with a seating capacity of 8,0 ...
Chimelong Paradise
Chimelong Paradise, opened in 2006, is a world-class amusement park which features amusement rides, stunt shows, parades and performances, ecological leisure, special catering and specialty shops. Chimelong Paradise is the largest amusement park in China with 70 rides most of which have been impo ...
Chimelong Safari Park
Chimelong Safari Park is known as the best safari park in China, the largest safari park housing the most species in the world, and home to over 20,000 rare animals of over 500 different species, which includes 12 giant pandas, over 50 koalas, nearly 200 white tigers and many other endangered spe ...
Guangzhou Crocodile Park
With a green area of over 1,333,340 square meters, Guangzhou Crocodile Park houses dozens of rare beautiful wetland birds, and is a large wetland ecological wildlife park of great importance in Guangzhou. It is also the largest crocodile themed amusement park with more than ten thousand crocodile ...
Baiyun Mountain Resort
Baiyun Mountain refers to the mountain range located 15 km north of downtown Guangzhou and is made up of about 30 peaks, with an area of 28 square kilometers. Over the course of history, Baiyun Mountain have earned the titles of “Top Beauty of Guangzhou” and “First Mountain of Lingnan”. ...
Nansha Wetland Park
Located between Shibachong and Shijiuchong of Wanqingsha Town, the southern-most tip of Guangzhou, Nansha Wetland Park is a great place to escape the bustling city and embrace true nature. Covering a total area of 6.67 square kilometers, the park is the largest wetland park in Guangzhou as well a ...
Nansha Tianhou Temple (Palace)
Facing the Lingding Ocean,the mouth of the Pearl River, Nansha Tianhou Temple is a mazu temple on the southeastern slope of the Dajiao Mountain in Guangzhou City. It covers about 100 hectares (247.1 acres). It was built to worship the goddess of sea,also called Mazu by the people, whose real name ...
South China Botanical Garden
As one of the largest gardens in China, South China Botanical Garden is composed of three divisions: 1) a nursery and exhibition zone, viz. the arboretum, occupying an area of 282 ha. It was designed mainly for plant ex-situ conservation with more than 13,000 plant taxa grown in over 30 specializ ...
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Pullman Guangzhou Baiyun Airport named the Best Airport Hotel in China
This is the fourth consecutive year that Pullman Guangzhou Baiyun Airport has been named as the Best Airport Hotel in China.
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Events in Shenzhen in late April
Two design-themed exhibitions, “Minding the Digital” (until June 3) and “Values of Design” (until 2019), are being held in Shekou. Drawing from the V&A’s extensive collection in London, “Values of Design” features over 250 objects from year 900 to the present.
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Oil painting exhibition by Mykhailo Guida in Shenzhen until May 2
Ukrainian contemporary painter Mykhailo Guida is exhibiting his oil paintings at Artron Art Center.
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French New Wave films screening in Shenzhen
Seven French New Wave films directed by Francois Truffaut and Jean-Luc Godard, as well as a documentary depicting the two masters’ friendship, will be shown at the “Two in the Wave” film exhibition at Broadway Cinematheque.
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3 hours’ drive to the most beautiful Lingnan water villages in GD (II)
If you are looking for a reprieve from urban life to quaint waterscapes as the season starts to simmer, four beautiful water villages that feature old bridges, small rivers and houses are within easy reach right here in Guangdong.
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Deities rule at temple fair
A temple fair was held Friday at North Deity Ancient Temple in Bao’an to celebrate Sanyuesan (三月三), the third day of the third month in the Chinese lunar calendar, which is a festival during which ancient Chinese people worshipped gods or deities.
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