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(Translated by Google) It's a great marathon park. Everywhere is beautiful. This is the case in many places in Dongguan. The ecological park and modern buildings are very compatible and harmonious. I originally wanted to go cycling in this park, but it's a pity that the public transportation facilities in Dongguan are not very good. Developed, it is difficult to come here, alas. (Original) 很棒的马拉松公园，每处地方都很景致，东莞很多地方就是这样，生态公园和现代化建筑相容得很好很协调，本来很想来这个公园骑单车的，只可惜东莞的公共交通设施不太发达，来这里很困难，唉唉。

(Translated by Google) very beautiful (Original) 很漂亮

(Translated by Google) Cycling around the lake is fun, but the sanitary conditions need to be improved (Original) 环湖骑车爽，卫生状况待改善

(Translated by Google) It’s becoming more and more artificially beautiful! (Original) 越來越人工美了!

(Translated by Google) The scenery is beautiful (Original) 风景很漂亮

Nice park for exercise and people watching. At night in the plaza there are large groups of people dancercising. The hike up to the top will have you drenched in sweat, but there's epic Chinese opera playing on the loud speakers to motivate you.

Awesome park. Huge in size. A hike to the lantern-shaped figure at the top is absolutely worth it. Very clean and kid-friendly.

Definitely worth a long walk or run if you are nearby.

weekend for walk plce

(Translated by Google) The park is located on top of a small hill, and is large and has many ups and downs. Some people set off firecrackers during the Chinese New Year. (Original) 小高い丘の上にある公園で、広くてアップダウンも多いです。春節の時期には爆竹を鳴らす人もいます。

(Translated by Google) A good place for citizens to relax, the transportation is also convenient. The subway station goes directly to the door, and admission is free👍👍👍 (Original) 市民休閒的好地方，交通也方便地鐵站直達門口，進園免費👍👍👍

This park in the middle of the city is a hidden gem. The traditional Chinese temples surrounded by nature create a peaceful atmosphere, yet it’s just steps away from the busy streets. Having direct metro access makes it super convenient to visit. It’s a perfect spot to take a walk, relax, or enjoy the cultural vibe without leaving the city center.

Book your ticket online and arrive at your scheduled time. Simply present the QR code to the staff upon arrival. Although there was a fairly long line, the wait was minimal as the cable cars arrived frequently. The scenic views along the journey made it well worth the trip.

The ride takes around 25 minutes, we went on Sunday so the queue is quite long but it was moving fast (around 20 minutes wait). Great view of the landscape and the wind can go inside of the cable so it’s not too hot.

The Ngong Ping 360, is a cable car to Lantau Island in Hong Kong. The 25-minute scenic journey connects the town of Tung Chung with the Ngong Ping area, with great views of the surrounding mountains, Hong Kong International Airport, and the South China Sea. It's pricey buy worth doing once and getting the bus back down. It drops you off at a touristy but nice souvenir selling village at the top next to the Buddhist monastery. The wait without a pre paid ticket even on a week day can be 90 minutes plus so buy one. The staff were very organised and efficient so the operation runs quite smoothly. Toilets are clean. Recommend doing it at least once.

Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car, Hong Kong One of the most beautiful cable car rides in Asia! 🌤️ Ngong Ping 360 offers breathtaking views from start to finish — from the sea and airport to the lush green mountains and the famous Big Buddha at the top. The ride feels peaceful, safe, and incredibly scenic. The crystal cabin (with glass floor) is highly recommended — it makes the experience even more exciting! 😍 The journey takes around 25 minutes, giving you plenty of time to enjoy the view and take amazing photos. At the top, the Ngong Ping Village is clean, organized, and full of local shops and cafés. 💡 Tip: Go early in the morning to avoid long queues, and check the weather for the clearest view. 🌤️

What an amazing experience!!! A 25 minute ride over water, lush green hills, past waterfalls, into the mountain to come out the other side seeing the Big Buddha and temple come into view. Then you are dropped off into a village to walk thru and explore this hidden gem in the mountains.

Beautiful views, a must see. The Giant Buddha was amazing as we're the temples.

Best way to see Hong Kong I took the Crystal Cabin up and Standard back and the glass floor was worth it for views of the airport and sea Bought tickets online and saved a long line the ride took about 25 minutes and drops you right by the Big Buddha and Po Lin Monastery I also walked the Wisdom Path staff were friendly and cabins were clean Recommend you go early on a clear day and prebook to skip lines also check wind and weather alerts as i read they can pause during high winds.

I absolutely loved the cable car ride. It was beyond amazing and the view is breathtaking. I would do it over and over again. For the best experience take the crystal cabin with glass floor. Round trip per person is 315 HKD. When you enter the cabin one of staff will take your picture and once you arrive on the other side you will see it printed. The price for the picture is almost the price for the ride which is expensive. And you see most of gjr people not buying them which ends up in waste. They should reconsider their prices for the pictures I guess. Other than that it's a beautiful experience and I'll do it again.

If there is ever one place in Hong Kong that you must visit then it's lantau Island with the Beautiful Buddha. take the cable car up , climb all those stairs and appreciate the beautiful culture of the Chinese whilst looking at the beautiful hills and nature . now take a walk to the gorgeous temple and take a moment to reflect . after this stunning tour take a bus down to the coast and catch a super fast ship - Ferry to Kowloon . Your life will definitely be different after this tour - BTW - it's really cheap to do it yourself - ask the hotel Concierge

There are 3 ways to get to the island - cable car (most expensive), bus (cheaper), or trek (cheapest). Each has its pros and cons - the cable car offers a spectacular view, but the trek is great fun and easy to do.

Visit the mountain peaks it's worth jr

Lantau Island is the largest of Hong Kong's more than 250 islands. It is located to the west of Hong Kong Island and is almost twice its size at nearly 147 sq. kilometres. The island is mostly protected country park and rural lands and is considered a major 'green lung' of Hong Kong. It is also the location of Hong Kong International Airport and several major sightseeing venues and locations. Lantau is where you will find Hong Kong Disneyland, the Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car, Village and Giant Buddha. The island is also home to numerous historical fishing villages, most notably Tai O which is west of the town of Tung Chung. This is a neat heritage location and place to view the rare pink dolphins which reside in the coastal waters nearby. The island is also known for its beaches, particularly at the village of Mui Wo as well as the long and beautiful stretches of sandy shores at Cheung Sha. There are two country parks, Lantau North and Lantau South which protect nearly half of the island, encompassing numerous peaks, valleys, woodlands, coastline and HK's largest reservoir. The island also hosts some of Hong Kong's most popular hiking spots including the famous Sunset Peak Trail and the it 70-km Lantau Trail. While travel around Lantau Island is quite limited compared to Hong Kong Island and the Kowloon Peninsula, there is regular and frequent transportation to the island by way of MTR, Airport Express, public buses as well as ferries to the village of Mui Wo in the south. There are limited accommodation options on Lantau with a few properties available at Mui Wo, Tai O and Tung Chung being the most accessible. You'll find restaurants, supermarkets, convenient stores and basic services such as banks and cash points at Mui Wo, Tung Chung and the Ngong Ping 360 Village and casual eateries and stores in other villages around the island in areas frequented by tourists.

Lantau Island is the most beautiful place in Hongkong. on this island there is a statue of Buddha that is very beautiful and majestic. and the road is very tiring because to reach the budha statue we have to pass a very high ladder! yes that is the beauty of Lantau island is very memorable in the heart

Wow nice

A beautiful park in DongGuan that have many old buildings. It is clean and well maintained. Must see for foreigners if you are in the area

It is inexpensive to visit this place and it's a great window back into history of Dongguan. It is peaceful and relaxing to walk around here and absorbed the culture. There are someone performances here that you can enjoy for free, which I think is a great bonus. I recommend stopping here and enjoying the views of the architecture and culture.

Is beautiful if you have the chance just go,don't think about it, and buy food for the fish

Good experience of culture, artifects and a beautiful villa garden.

Another one of those old grand estate that converted into a open for tourists museum.

Beautiful authentic garden, wonderful photo opportunities. The garden is very peaceful and tranquil. 8 yuan ticket fee. The garden and museum isn't that large, you can cover the whole area in 1- 2 hours dependent on pace. Well worth a visit if you are in the area and it's not too far from Qifeng Park if you want to explore that after.

If you want to discover the history of Dongguan, this is the place you should visit.

Peaceful and beautiful place to visit in Hong Kong. The monastery is very calming, with stunning traditional architecture and the smell of incense all around. Perfect spot to take a break after seeing the Big Buddha. Worth a visit if you want a mix of culture and relaxation.

I've travelled all across Asia for decades and Po Lin monastery is one of the nicest, cleanest and most peaceful monasteries or temples I've ever seen. It's on Lantau Island, Po Lin means Precious Lotus and is one of Hong Kong's most important Buddhist sites. The monastery is most famous for its association with the Tian Tan Buddha which sits on a hill opposite the monastery. The monastery grounds are home to ornate halls, gardens, and a popular vegetarian restaurant. I highly recommend everyone visits but please respect local culture and dress appropriately covering knees and shoulders at least.

The structure is really beautiful and it gives you a very ancient feeling. But inside, it’s unbelievable because the architecture and the craftsmanship from the roof to the bottom is on another level. All the statues and everything are so shiny and beautiful. You can’t believe your eyes when you look at them. Also, the landscape is crazy because it’s situated between the greenery and the mountains, which adds a lot of wow effect.

This is a stunning place to visit whilst visiting Hong Kong. Definitely take the cable car for breath taking views along the way; I say this despite hating heights but the ride was so smooth. Don't be put off by the many steps. Take it easy, especially in the heat. It is truly worth it.

I had the pleasure of visiting po lin monastery as part of an itinerary scheduled by get your guide. Altough we didnt spend that much time in the monastery i must say the details from the colours and the shapes, whilst sourrounded by nature make it very impressive! The location is also great if you are planning to visit neaby sights such the big bidha, ngong ping village and the Tai O village. Incredible experience! Lastly its worth visiting Lantau island as part of your guided group since transportation options as well as frequency to island can be a bit tricky.

Fantastic monastery to visit. Very intricate work on the walls. Don't skip the Ten Thousand Buddhas shrine inside the Po Lin Monastery. It opens at 9:45am. Would recommend to skip the Veg Restaurant in here which is quite bland.

Really enjoy the experience! We went there with ferry+bus combo and went back to the city with cable car+train train. It was amazing to combine both options to with the area and the temple!

Must visit place in hong kong, stunning view and really a magical experience. The cable car was non operational due to the typhoon alert so visit by bus but was a really good experience. Only thing is that the shops nearby are not accepting the card payment so be sure you cary cash otherwise you may need to hold your hunger like me. The place is kept so well and spiritual.

truly one of Hong Kong’s most iconic and awe-inspiring landmarks. The statue’s sheer size and presence are breathtaking, and the journey up the long staircase feels rewarding the moment you reach the top. The panoramic views of the mountains and the South China Sea make the experience even more memorable. The entire area has a serene, spiritual ambience — perfect for reflection and photography alike. The nearby Po Lin Monastery and Wisdom Path also add to the cultural richness of the visit. A must-visit attraction for anyone coming to Hong Kong — majestic, calming, and absolutely unforgettable!

Tian Tan (Big) Buddha, Hong Kong A peaceful and spiritual experience high above the clouds. 🌤️ The Big Buddha is one of Hong Kong’s most iconic landmarks — calm, majestic, and surrounded by stunning mountain views. Climbing the long staircase to reach the statue is a memorable experience, especially when the weather is misty and the Buddha slowly appears through the fog. 🌫️🙏 The atmosphere feels serene and respectful. Around the area, there are temples, incense offerings, and panoramic viewpoints. Everything is clean, organized, and well-maintained. 💡 Tip: Visit early morning for fewer crowds and softer light for photography. Combine your trip with the Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car ride for the best overall experience. 🚠

Another impressive sight in Lantau island, making it an interesting destination to explore. Stairs are very duable even for people who are not fit. So i would say in maximum 10 minutes you should be on the top. The statue is simple but also imposing due to its size. Finally you can enjoy the beautiful ladscape from the top, such as the sourrounding natural habitat, the sea and few little islands.

its such a nice half day trip. we took the cable car, walked around the village and climbed the stairs to the buddah. the views were great. you should also visit the monastery next to it and wander around the different paths. you can also take the bus to tai o fishing village and take a look at one of the last real fishing villages of hong kong

I took a long hike up and the cable car down. Quite touristy but stunning and breathtaking. I recommend the hike up for a peaceful and spiritual time. Lots of little places at the top for snacks and gifts and refreshments. So stunning! But be prepared for crowds.

I was here for the weekend what a lovely vibe and so peaceful to make it on time and pray. You get a lovely view of the sea and the small islands around this island. December is good time to go as weather is nice and pleasant

Visit this place at day and time, just not on Monday where it's museums are closed for the week due to local regulations. This place is nice and rather good for chilling for couples. This is near humen station so you can visit this first or weiyuan fort first, your call. Register to attend on site is required via wechat. No need advance booking.

Though a modest museum, not so sleek and high tech, but the interiors are rich in contents depicting the struggles of the Chinese people against the British trading Opium in China in the 19th century. Exhibits are in both English and Chinese languages, with life-sized dioramas of the conditions of the time. Some cultural artefacts are also shown, including the fashion of the era, with intricate embroidery etc. Worth the 90 minutes spent on site! Entrance is free of charge, but foreigners will have to get the attendant to validate your passport to get a ticket.

Fantastic museum. Lots of great displays and some very interesting insight into what is a very overlooked part of British-Chinese history in the Western world.

A small museum to commemorate the Opium War. Lin Zexu, 林則徐, the man who stood up to the British and started the Opium War by burning the British opium in the pits that are still there today in the garden area. Worth a visit if you are in the area.

Very informative and pleasantly surprised that there is english translation in the museum. Exhibits are plentiful and we spent 3 hours just walking and seeing everything. A great place for a historic visit if you are in the area.

That great history for all people. it is a good example of preserved history to remember. I really liked the part of the exhibition about Humen.

Fantastic exhibition with very detailed illustrations and explanation. It was very interesting to visit a spot that basically represents the start of modern Chinese history.

A very nice sunflower garden with big smiling flowers. Instead of heading to the direction of the sun, they head to different directions. That creates an interesting pattern like people in the street.

Million Sunflower Garden Guangzhou Xiao Qing Xiao Qing Art Photo Resort! While the sun is shining While the breeze is quiet, while the flowers are not yet in full blossom, have a leisurely stroll!

Big and more flower

Very colorful and peaceful!

Beautiful garden

So beautiful, but experience

Not the season of flowers

Lotus hill is located very near to Guangzhou city just a drive of 45 minutes, its a beautiful place with greenery flowers and lakes. There is also the gold statute of the Goddess of Mercy, which is the biggest in the world.lot of local people come here to offer prayer, its one of the best place spend a day in Guangzhou.

Really unprofessionally run golf club ,no one really speaks English and the whole time everyone is trying to scam money from you for services that aren’t really provided At one stage I was surrounded by 3 staff members demanding that I give them all the cash I had on me In the end I paid over $400 Australian dollars for a game of golf and to hire some clubs that looked like they came out of a thrift store at best as nothing matched I just had 11 random clubs in a bag with a broken Odessay putter and a caddy There is no ATM in the club and yiu can’t call a taxi to pick you up at the end either It was the worst golf experience I have ever had

Nice place and peacefully nature park

The caddies' attitude are extremely hostile and atrocious

(Translated by Google) A very good place for a productive holiday in a big city. Along with natural attractions, you can get acquainted with historical, cultural and spiritual monuments. Interesting for all ages. The park is very large and you can drive around it in an electric car, at least partially. If you live in another part of the city, you should take care of the return journey in advance; in the evening it is not possible to catch a taxi, and it is not possible to get to the metro on foot (Original) Очень хорошее место для плодотворного отдыха в большом городе. Наряду с природными достопримечательностями можно ознакомиться с историческими , культурно-духовными памятниками. Интересно для всех возрастов. Парк очень большой и объехать его можно на электромобиле , хотя бы частично. Если проживаете в другой части города об обратной дороге следует позаботиться заранее, в вечернее время не возможно поймать такси, а до метрополитена пешком добраться не реально

Excellent golf course. Great overall service. I was only a day visitor so can’t comment on accommodation but based on my visit I can wholeheartedly recommend.

(Translated by Google) Came on May 3, 2019. The weather was good. There weren't many people. When we arrived at the entrance, there was a golf cart that went to the top of the mountain, 10 yuan per person. Even though the ride was only 10 minutes, it wasn't far, but it was comfortable. Above him was the Thousand-Handed Guan Yin Temple. There are monks chanting from time to time. It looks magical/sacred. It's said to be worthwhile/comfortable to come here. (Original) มา3พค2019 อากาศกำลังดี คนมากนิดนึง มาถึงทางขึ้น มีรถกอล์ฟรัยขึ้นยอดเขา คนละ10หยวน แม้นั่งแค่10นาที ไม่ไกล แต่ก็สบายดี ข้างบนเขาเป็นวัดเจ้าแม่กวนอิมพันมือ มีพระสวดมนต์เป็นระยะๆ ดูขลัง/ศักดิ์สิทธิ์ดี เรียกว่า คุ้ม/สบายใจที่ได้มาครับ

A very beautiful island located in the sea with a distance of almost half an hour boat trip from the Zhuhai city. There are hotels, beaches, and sea to play around.

(Translated by Google) Departing from Hengqin Pier, the jet boat goes very fast and it is easy to get seasick. The island is not yet fully ready for sightseeing. Many construction projects are in progress. It is difficult to walk on the island. You must choose a shuttle bus to travel around the island in one day. Food is very average and not cheap. (Original) 由横琴碼頭出發，噴射船開很快，很容易暈船。 島嶼未完全準備開放觀光，很多建築工程進行中，島大很難步行，一定要選接駁車才能一天內環島觀光。食物非常普通且不便宜。

(Translated by Google) Overall rating: Not recommended 1. Some hotel shuttle buses run to and from the pier for free (every 30 minutes in some times) 2. Other intra-island buses cost 10 yuan per trip 3. Apart from hotels, there are only seafood restaurants on the island, and the taste is average. (On that day, it cost 310 RMB for two people to eat, 210 RMB for seafood, 45 processing fee, 10 RMB for drinks, and 45 RMB for fried noodles) 4. Water activities are expensive 5. There are no land activities, even bicycle rentals, and sports center activities such as archery are simpler than expected. 6. Personally, I don’t like swimming caps in swimming pools, so I gave up. (The infinity swimming pool is in another hotel branch. Although you can go there, it is very annoying) 7. All nearby facilities are under construction, nothing interesting 8. Not many mosquitoes 9. It is best to buy snacks and drinks before going to Dongao Island. There are few choices on the island and the prices are expensive. 10. Buy the round-trip ferry ticket directly, otherwise you have to keep the ticket, otherwise it will be very annoying. You have to bring a government notarization and fingerprints before you can be released. 11. The price of a night in a certain Hotel use. 12. The water on the beach is not clear, but the sand is indeed clean, and people clean up the garbage regularly. (Original) 整體評級：不推薦 1.有些酒店接駁車免費往返碼頭（部分時間30分鐘一班） 2.其他島內車10元一次 3.島上除了酒店，只有海鮮餐館，而味道個人感覺普通。（當日是2個人吃310人民幣，210元海鮮，45加工費，飲料10，炒麵45） 4.水上活動貴 5.陸上活動連單車租借也沒有，弓箭等運動中心活動比想像簡陋 6.泳池個人上不愛泳帽，所以放棄了。（無邊際泳池在另外一個酒店分店，雖然可以去，不過很煩） 7.附近設施都在建設中，沒什麼有趣的 8.蚊蟲不多 9.零食飲品最好走東澳島前購買，島內選擇少而價格貴 10.直接買往返的船票，否則也要保留船票，否則非常煩，要拎政府公證書，打指紋才可以放行。 11.某格x酒店一晚$16xx人民幣，竟然浴缸放水沖洗後，再放水打算浸浴時發現放出來的水是黃色的水，再放掉再重新放水，也是帶一點黃，讓人不敢使用。 12.沙灘沒有水清，沙的確算乾淨，定期有人清理垃圾。

(Translated by Google) It's too commercialized and doesn't have the characteristics of the past. It had a fishing village flavor, with all food stalls and processing places, and not a single coffee shop! I couldn't find a place to have breakfast in the morning. Although the hotels back then were simple, most of them had sea views. Now there are many buildings on the flat land, blocking the view, and it is about to become a concrete forest. The transportation to Nanshawan Beach is more convenient, but the scenery is about the same as before, and the facilities are not particularly special. Unless you like fishing, it’s not worth going on vacation. The rent is super expensive and the facilities are basic, but it costs 600 yuan a day! (Original) 太商业化了，没有当年的特色，当年是有渔村风味，清一色的大排档加工地方，咖啡厅也没一间！早晨想吃早餐也找不到地方。当年的酒店虽然简陋，但多数都有海景，现在平地多了很多建筑物，阻碍视线，快变成一个石屎森林。南沙湾海滩交通时方便了，但景观就跟当年差不多，设施也不见有什么特别。除非喜欢钓鱼的人士，单纯度假不太值得去，房租超贵，设施简陋，但一天要600元人民币！

(Translated by Google) Dong'ao Island in Zhuhai has a beautiful environment but troublesome transportation. (Original) 珠海東澳島，環境優美，交通比较麻烦

(Translated by Google) Not fully developed yet, but the scenery is nice (Original) 還沒完全開發，但風景不錯

The museum and park of Sun Yat Sen memorial is a great and popular way to learn about the history of early China republic and Sun Yat sen himself and also looking at some cultural relics. There were many tour groups when we went on 19.4.2025 which crowded the photo spots, admission is free and there are shops near the entrances

An educational and historical place with plenty of information about the life of Dr Sun Yat Sen. There is also a reconstruction of his home where he was born.

One of the most important place in modern Chinese history, there are several exhibition halls here including Dr. Suen old house, neighbourhoods’s house as well as a huge exhibition hall. Apart from that, the museum also contains a demonstrating farm of the city of Zhongshan, showing how this industry developed in the city. It’s quite a good place to escape from city and its completely free entry.

This was a worthy visit, however on the day we attended we were not able to go into the Museum. This place is quite large so best to give it some time, can easily spend 3-4 hrs there.

Dr. Sun Yat Sen was a revolutionary ahead of his time: democracy activist, world traveler, and educated man. He is still well-known among Chinese the world over. His activities and life took him from China, to Honolulu for education, to the United States for a speaking tour, and also to Hong Kong and Macau. This museum is made of two parts: old folk structures from his youth and a modern building showing his community organizing during adulthood. Inside the folk houses: I learned that beds during his time didn't have mattresses or pillows-- one slept on a hard wooden bed with the head supported by a wooden or jade frame not much bigger than a chopstick holder. One of my favorite exhibits though was the bridal suite: two mannequins representing a newlywed husband and wife in red, and a sedan chair. There are also several display cases with models of what traditional Chinese feasts looked like, including winter festival, Ching Ming, wedding party, and Chinese New Year. Inside the exhibition building: photographs, newspapers, statues, and literature from Dr. Sun's activist years. A museum shop sold trinkets like pens andbkeychains; I bought a little flashlight using button batteries. I was disappointed to see the books were only in Chinese as I wanted to buy an English biography or memoir of his life.

Situated In Cuiheng Village, Zhongshan City, Guangdong Province, it is a memorial museum with the former residence of Dr. Sun Yat-sen (1866-1925) as the mainstay. A national AAAA tourist attraction, the museum was constructed in 1956, with an area of about 70,000 sqm, ti is composed of two exhibition halls – “Exhibition of Sun Yat -sen’s Life and Great Deeds” and “Exhibition of the Family Members and Descendants of Sun yat -sen”, in addition to the “Display Zone of Civilian Residences” and “Display zone of Agriculture”. In the surrounding areas of the museum, there are some important historical sites, such as the Feng’s Clan Shrine, Orchid Stream and the Ruijie Changgeng Memorial Arch-way where Sun Yat-sen once tried out dynamites.(copied from Google) I have been there 15/16 years ago. Below posted picture shows it. I am standing on the front gate of memorial hall. It was great movement of my life.

View the old abodes of Dr Sun Yat Sen. Free entrance for visitor - just fill in a simple questionnaire via WeChat. Even for foreigners.

The world's largest casino. 5 times bigger than the Las Vegas Venetian 🤯. Surely worth a visit to see the opulence and take a gamble if you are in Macao. No free alcoholic drinks for gamblers like in Vegas though. Managed to win and quit while ahead. You could easily spend a long time walking through the massive interconnected casinos!

The biggest casino on earth and worth a visit regardless of whether or not you're a gambler. It is sad to see the place moving more towards electronic machines rather than dealers.

Absolutely stunning! The Venetian Macao is massive, beautifully designed, and full of life. The canals, shops, and casino create an unforgettable experience. A must-visit in Macau!

Amazing casino, big tables, best service, exchange rate is top Stay at the Venetian was amazing, just below rooms is casino, great facilities Will love to come again

My family and I spent an hour here just to try our luck at the slot machine and experience the casino. The place was humongous. The architecture and details were patterened after venice giving a european feel of the place. Despite the ultra luxurious design of the place, I was not comfortable to be in a place where people literally squander their money away. Honestly, the experience was so-so. Good for taking a few pics and seeing what the casino scene was all about. I saw a couple of friends fighting over what I can assume to be a money issue. Security was fast to act and escorted them away. Overall, if you are a casino goer, you will love it here. Otherwise, id just wander outside the casino to enjoy their replica of the venice canals.

I'm not an English-speaking traveler, but I still want to try a different style of commenting. The grammar might be off, and the meaning might be unclear, but let me give it a try! The most captivating part of The Venetian Macao for me was the shopping arcade, beautifully designed with a strong Venetian atmosphere. Walking through the mall felt almost like stepping onto the streets of Europe. The sky-themed ceiling is incredibly realistic, with lighting that mimics natural daylight and shifting shadows, making you slow down and take it all in. The artificial canal and gondola rides are iconic features, and the detailed building facades along the walkways make it a fantastic place for photos. There’s a wide range of shops—from luxury boutiques to everyday brands—and the layout is easy to navigate, making it a pleasant place to wander around. Even if you’re just here for shopping, the immersive, European-style ambiance makes it a great spot for strolling, taking pictures, and simply spending a relaxing afternoon. Although I haven’t stayed at the hotel yet, the shopping area alone is genuinely worth experiencing.

Very beautiful place and super clean. Many shops to visit, have to make sure you might spend a lot here.

I visited the Ruins of St. Paul’s on a Wednesday morning, and even then it was already quite crowded with tourists. The site itself is iconic and definitely worth visiting at least once if you’re in Macau. The stone façade is beautifully preserved and stands out against the blue sky, making it a great photo spot. The surrounding area is lively, with lots of souvenir shops and food stalls to explore after your visit. Despite the crowd, the atmosphere felt vibrant and full of history. A must-see landmark that captures both the cultural and colonial heritage of Macau.

The Ruins of St. Paul’s is one of the best spots to visit in Macau. Even though only the front wall remains, it looks amazing and full of history. The view from the top of the stairs is nice, and there are many shops and snacks nearby. It’s a great place to take photos and feel the culture of Macau.

breathtaking sight and one of the most beautiful historic spots in Macau. The grand stone façade, intricate carvings, and the way the structure stands tall against the skyline make it incredibly photogenic and awe-inspiring. The place carries a deep sense of history, and the surrounding area is lively with cultural shops, local snacks, and scenic viewpoints. Walking up the steps and taking in the view from the top is absolutely worth it. A must-visit for anyone exploring Macau — rich in heritage, visually stunning, and full of cultural significance!

A delighful place to bask in Macau's history and sample its' gastronomic offerings The ruins of St Paul Cathedral is one of the destinations that make Macau's colonial history so palpable. Towering over the old historic quater, the religious place makes visitors feel the portugese influence had on Macanese culture. Walkways to the church are lined with "colononial european designed paths" with rows of pre-colonial style townhouses and shophouses. A lot of the vendors offer free tastes of biscuits, meat jerky, almond cookies and other portugese snacks. You can actually skip dinner or lunch if you go here before mealtime because of the continuous flow of free food samples. Overall, it was a great experience for my family and I. We had the perfect day of food, history and bonding at the Ruins of St. Paul. This is a must go for anyone visiting Macau. * there are a lot of eateries and convenience stores along the side streets *a couple of other churches that offer mass service are also situated around the area * some botiques of known brands can be found in this area too, nike, adidas,giordano etc * 5 stars for koi kei egg tarts. You can find their stalls on the path up tp the ruins.

This front of the building is beautiful, but the area is very very busy most of the day. If you want a clean image. I would suggest going after 10pm or just as the sun rises. Group tours are continuously arriving, and they make a lot of noise.

Many may say there is nothing much but we can see the government is trying to provide visitors with a fruitful and memorable experience by providing many posters talking about the history plus some exhibitions. It is worth going to take some photos and a walk down the shopping alley.

You can’t leave Macao without visiting the Ruins of St. Paul. A magnificent ruins lies in the heart of Macao. Excellent for photoshoots.

Senado Square is a great place to explore local food, tourist attractions, and do some shopping. As a legacy of Portuguese colonial times, the square is surrounded by beautiful architecture and many UNESCO World Heritage sites, all within walking distance. A must-visit when in Macau!

A must-visit spot in Macau! *Senado Square* offers a perfect mix of history, architecture, and local culture. The vibrant atmosphere, beautiful colonial buildings, and nearby shopping and food options make it a great place to explore and relax. Loved the overall experience!

Amazing at night time, most stalls open at 10 am. Very friendly community, everyone will help you when you're lost, especially the Filipino community!

Senado Square is an absolute delight to visit — lively, colorful, and full of character. The iconic wave-patterned pavement, colonial-style architecture, and charming streets make it one of the most picturesque spots in Macau. The whole area has a wonderful blend of Portuguese heritage and local culture, making it visually striking and perfect for a relaxed stroll. The atmosphere is always buzzing with shops, cafés, and street food around every corner. It’s also a great starting point to explore nearby attractions like St. Dominic’s Church and the Ruins of St. Paul. A must-see place for anyone visiting Macau — vibrant, historic, and incredibly photogenic!

Europe vibes-like in the middle of Macao. The vibe is very Europe-like with buildings are so colorful and beautiful tiles in the floor too. The location is Not to far from Ruins of St Paul. It's very crowded place too. If you want to enjoy this place a little bit quiet, come in earlier in the morning. There are many shops and restaurant too.

I absolutely loved this place! Walking through Senado Square feels like traveling back in time and to another part of the world entirely. The beautiful Portuguese-style architecture, cobblestone streets, and colorful buildings make it feel nothing like the rest of Asia. It’s lively, full of charm, and surrounded by great shops, cafés, and historical sites. A true must-visit spot in Macau that perfectly captures the city’s unique blend of cultures and history. Follow me in IG: @ogolphotos

The place is mixed with european vibe and Chinese culture… do not expect that everyone knows how to speak english or even portogues on that matter… if you have a little knowledge of mandarin or cantonese you will fit perfectly… there are a lot to see and explore here

Senado Square is a great place to explore local food, tourist attractions, and do some shopping. As a legacy of Portuguese colonial times, the square is surrounded by beautiful architecture and many UNESCO World Heritage sites, all within walking distance. A must-visit when in Macau!

A must-visit spot in Macau! *Senado Square* offers a perfect mix of history, architecture, and local culture. The vibrant atmosphere, beautiful colonial buildings, and nearby shopping and food options make it a great place to explore and relax. Loved the overall experience!

Amazing at night time, most stalls open at 10 am. Very friendly community, everyone will help you when you're lost, especially the Filipino community!

Senado Square is an absolute delight to visit — lively, colorful, and full of character. The iconic wave-patterned pavement, colonial-style architecture, and charming streets make it one of the most picturesque spots in Macau. The whole area has a wonderful blend of Portuguese heritage and local culture, making it visually striking and perfect for a relaxed stroll. The atmosphere is always buzzing with shops, cafés, and street food around every corner. It’s also a great starting point to explore nearby attractions like St. Dominic’s Church and the Ruins of St. Paul. A must-see place for anyone visiting Macau — vibrant, historic, and incredibly photogenic!

Europe vibes-like in the middle of Macao. The vibe is very Europe-like with buildings are so colorful and beautiful tiles in the floor too. The location is Not to far from Ruins of St Paul. It's very crowded place too. If you want to enjoy this place a little bit quiet, come in earlier in the morning. There are many shops and restaurant too.

I absolutely loved this place! Walking through Senado Square feels like traveling back in time and to another part of the world entirely. The beautiful Portuguese-style architecture, cobblestone streets, and colorful buildings make it feel nothing like the rest of Asia. It’s lively, full of charm, and surrounded by great shops, cafés, and historical sites. A true must-visit spot in Macau that perfectly captures the city’s unique blend of cultures and history. Follow me in IG: @ogolphotos

The place is mixed with european vibe and Chinese culture… do not expect that everyone knows how to speak english or even portogues on that matter… if you have a little knowledge of mandarin or cantonese you will fit perfectly… there are a lot to see and explore here

Macau Tower is absolutely breathtaking! The 360° panoramic view of the city is simply mesmerizing — from the glittering skyline to the serene waters, every angle is picture-perfect. As a bit of a daredevil myself, I loved the thrilling activities they offer — from the skywalk to the bungee jump, it’s an adrenaline rush like no other. Whether you’re there for the views, the adventure, or both, Macau Tower is a must-visit experience that will leave you in awe.

As i said... one of the best of this country... A must place to visit... You'll enjoy everything up there. The view is breathtaking.

That's THE place with the most iconic view of Macau. Absolutely worth a visit albeit a little hard to get to. The entrance to the tower can be reached via the Macau Tower building through an underground passage. To this Macau Tower building, in turn, you also get via another underground passage. The tower itself provides besides the obligatory (and high-priced) restauration also some thrills: you either walk around the outside of the upper tower platform at 233 meters, do a bungee jump, or the opposite by climbing to the towers peak. All of theese activities are also quite pricey but really worth the money from my point of view.

Nice view with good food from 365 cafe. But the staffs are not friendly. We went there 30 pax for lunch. Restaurant is always busy and staffs are rushing to finish the food. Only few minutes they didn’t give us to pack things to leave. They come & shout to leave.

360 degree view with a revolving restaurant. You can see Mainland China across the river. Good food. They had Indian Vegetarian food options.

Must see for those visiting Macau. You can get a view of the island around and for those daredevils, it’s got good activities.

$208 mops entrance to observation decks, there are two observation floors, you can practice bungy jump. Access is different from 360 restaurant.

A-Ma Temple – A Spiritual Stop with a Memorable Prayer Experience Our visit to A-Ma Temple in Macau was not just a sightseeing stop, but a meaningful spiritual experience. The temple is one of the oldest and most famous in Macau, rich in history and culture. What made our visit truly memorable was the moment we offered a giant incense stick — so large that it took three people to carry it. We lit it and prayed sincerely for the success and prosperity of our business. It felt powerful, respectful, and deeply symbolic. The atmosphere of the temple is peaceful and sacred, filled with the scent of incense. Whether you are religious or simply curious, A-Ma Temple offers a calm and beautiful setting to reflect and connect. Highly recommended if you are visiting Macau and want to experience something spiritual and culturally meaningful.

A beautiful temple with nice positive vibes. It is accessible by public transport. The temple has steps to climb. So little difficult for people with disabilities. The vibes in the temple was peaceful. The idols were beautiful.

A hidden jewel in Macau, stories had it that for 5 centuries, the A-Ma Temple in other parts of the world this diety is known as Ma Choa a toist diety had clung to the rocky slope of Macau where the shrine stands. A fragrant scent of incense and smells of ancient stone filles the air. Before venturing to the neon decor and the blistering sights of casinos, there was this: the salty breath of the South China Sea mingling with sandalwood smoke, a sanctuary built by grateful fishermen for the protector the honour as the goddess of the sea. Sunlight, filtered through banyan trees, dapples the granite flagstones. Worn steps lead past ornate pavilions with upturned roofs, their ceramic figures frozen in silent drama. The air is thick with devotion; the soft chime of a bell, the rustle of prayer slips tied with red string, the murmur of a name repeated—A-Ma, A-Ma. Here, hope is a tangible thing. It rises in coiled incense spirals towards the carved granite cliffs. It rests in the cupped hands of an old woman, her prayers as steady as the tides. This is not just a monument, but a living heart. It is the soul of Macau itself—resilient, enduring, and forever watching over the water, a serene guardian amid the modern city's roar. For centuries estimated over 600 years of history this tiny little hut has endured through time. Ma Chor as the protector of ancient fishermen did a splendid job to be honoured and respected till today. The tradition has not settled eventhough Macau has since development into a modern day city with skyscraper filling every corney of the island. I am sure you will not be disappointed having fulfilled your devotion expected from a faithful taoist.

A-Ma Temple is one of the most beautiful and meaningful places to visit in Macau. It’s peaceful, historic, and full of character — a nice contrast to the busy casinos and city life. The moment you walk in, you can feel the calm atmosphere: incense burning, prayers being offered, and locals quietly paying their respects. The architecture is stunning, with old stone steps, intricate carvings, and traditional Chinese rooftops that make you feel like you’ve stepped back in time. Each hall has its own charm, and the view from the upper level is worth the short climb. Even though it’s a popular spot, it still feels spiritual and authentic. It’s a place where you can slow down, observe, and appreciate Macau’s cultural roots. A must-visit if you’re exploring the heritage side of Macau — peaceful, historic, and beautifully preserved.

Very beautiful and simplistic temple. I found the entrance as well as the coloured writings on the wall very impressive! Lastly i liked the presence of nature around and within the temple!

It features traditional Chinese architecture, incense coils, and scenic viewpoints overlooking the sea — a peaceful cultural landmark showing Macau’s maritime heritage.

UNESCO world heritage site…buy some incense pray to your ancestors or just take some photos of this historic 15th century temple

Ticket is costly but worthy experience. The zoo is huge and there is clear direction. Staff is overall helpful and ample. Aircon compounds are great because of hot weather. There is a safari where you can take a tram or car to see animals close up. But the q was long 40-60mins. Cable car was a good duration and windy. Will be helpful to have more sitting places. Food at Panda restaurant was tasty and fast.

Chimelong Paradise is a must-visit for theme park enthusiasts in China. With a mix of high-thrill rides, family-friendly attractions, and entertaining performances, it’s an excellent choice for a fun-filled day. If you can visit on a weekday to avoid crowds, even better!

Not a bad theme park. They even have a parade around which was good fun to watch. The day I went 2 of the main rides were closed but I wasn’t made aware of this nor was the ticket discounted due to this. Apart from this the theme park is pretty good, it was reasonably quiet the day I went. I would visit again.

It’s amazing experience. A great love by an Indian officer.

Fun and exciting amusement park. Every attraction that's for adults opens after 3pm. There aren't many food options only Chinese.

Has 3 roller coasters. Go ride them between 4pm-6pm for much shorter queue. They also have shows throughout the day (copycats of other places, but they did put in effort). If you live at the hotels in the resort, go through the north gate.

Not the biggest fan of theme parks but this one was excellent- lots of different rides for kids and big kids 😉. The park is really well maintained and staff are helpful. Some staff do speak some English which is helpful. Its best to get the Express Pass as it cuts down on alot of the waiting times. Can be purchased at the ticket booth or in the park itself.

A well maintained zoo with clean washrooms, numerous eateries, and facilities. They have a safari on wheels, a cable car that takes you across the zoo, and some live shows and parades too. The animals looked well taken care of, and it surely was an impressive zoo. Unfortunately, there aren't many options for vegetarians when it comes to lunch. Also, you aren't allowed to carry food inside, so plan accordingly. The pandas were super adorable, and it was overall a wonderful experience.

Amazing experience. Incredible being able to get on the little train ride and experience the wild life walking among the cars. The cable car is a must do.

lots to see and do. there was a free cable car which you can take to have a top down view of the place. a tram ride as well.

An unforgettable experience! The animals here are well cared for and have spacious, natural environments. The safari bus ride is amazing — you get so close to lions, giraffes, and other wildlife. Perfect place for families and animal lovers. Highly recommended!

Well thought out zoo with some birds and an immersive Jurassic trail. Ticket might be a little expensive (~300RMB per adult) but it includes free cable car rides and the train safari, which easily costs over 50 USD in some other countries (if they even have it) Best visited on a weekday, wait times will be less than 15 mins and the atmosphere is lively but peacful Dont worry about the sun as the whole park is shaded by lots of trees and there are many air conditioned buildings My favourite attraction in Guangzhou!

A very big park, clean and lots of toilets too. Unfortunately, we dont have sufficent time to cover the whole place even though we spend 3 hours there. Animals are happy, environment is great for them too. The safari houses so many koalas ( even more than in Sydney Zoo) that are active though is the begining of winter. Great experience and wish we have more time there.

We went there on a weekday, book our ticket via Trip and easy redeem through counter using passport. This Zoo is enormous and from what i saw..the animals are well taken care off, their exact animal habitat. There is cable car and train in the zoo too.

Sacred Heart Cathedral is the largest Gothic cathedral in China and over a 100 years old. Pretty impressive from the outside, up against the grey and the drab of modernity.....perhaps. Funny to see such a lovely Church in Communist China, and curious to see how the locals react - mostly with selfies and interest. Big crowds on the weekends - can go in and have a look - inside its ok, nothing amazing, the real draw is from outside. Worth a look.

I went there to attend Holy Mass last October 6, 2024 with our eldest sister as my guide. We attended the 3pm English Mass. Solemn, though acoustics is raspy. We can't clearly hear the Priest and readers' voice. Lots of local (Chinese tourists) there also. Some usually attend mass to experience it. Some insist to partake in the Holy Communion for the same reason which isn't allowed. Good thing, Parish staff are there to check among the tourists who are not Catholics. Some tourists are still hard-headed though. Aesthetics - wise, I am impressed by its exteriors and interiors. Amazing to note that it is one of the few Gothic styled church buildings built entirely with granite. If given another time to visit, I would love to do some en-plein air painting on site - if the parish admin allows.

this is not the correct location of the cathedral. It is located at a few hundred meters away. Went on a Monday and church is closed.

Located at Yide Road near the Haizhu Square in the city center, this beautiful over 130-year-old Roman Catholic cathedral is a holy and peaceful site in the bustling and busy urban area. From our hotel at Qiaoguang road, we walked here within 15mins of leisurely paced walk. The cathedral was nice, aka the Notre Dame of Guangzhou (similarly to that in Ho Chi Minh City) with the same architectural style. Unfortunately, on the day of our visit, the Cathedral was closed to the public for some private events and so we could not stand outside to take photos and read the intro from the information plagues. And along the section of the cathedral was small square with 2 rows of shophouses and cafes and right next was a long stretch of shophouses selling dried foods, toys and stationery which was very crowded, noisy and full of vibes but within the cathedral area, it was quiet and peaceful, what a contrast, all within 100-120m of distance!

Historical architecture, a church with a 100 plus years of history. It’s quite a popular tourists spot. The church is still holding masses for the public on Sundays. Visitors were allowed to enter the church premises to enjoy the inside and it’s free.

Grand, beautiful, and it welcomes everybody in. The Guangzhou Sacred Heart Cathedral is a wonderful rest stop after a whole lot of touring in the city.

visited the Sacred Heart Cathedral in Guangzhou recently and was really impressed by its beauty and grandeur. The cathedral is made entirely of granite, which gives it a unique and striking appearance. The interior is just as impressive, with a soaring nave and beautiful stained glass windows. The cathedral is a popular tourist destination, and it can get crowded during peak hours. However, it's still worth a visit, even if you're just taking a quick look from the outside. The cathedral is a reminder of the rich history and culture of Guangzhou, and it's a truly special place to experience.

I took an evening river cruise when I was in Guangzhou recently and it was an amazing experience. I got my tickets at the counter located near the base of Canton Tower. The crew here was very helpful and polite and they spent time answering questions from tourists about the cruise itself. After getting the ticket, I was directed to the pier which is less than 10mins walk from the ticket counter. Despite the large crowd, the team at the pier was efficient and got all of us boarded quickly. Light refreshments was served onboard during the cruise. I sat at the top, open deck. The boat moved slowly to give us plenty of opportunity to take pictures of the night view and lights from both sides of the river. It was such an enjoyable experience and fun way to explore the city.

Took the cruise on the Pearl River, the 3rd largest river in China, from Tianzi wharf. As we set sailed at 8pm, we chose to sit at the open area. As we sailed along, we saw historical sites, unique architecture, Canton tower. The surrounding buildings and bridges were all lighted up. Very impressed by the LieDe Bridge. We took lots of photos and videos

You are a fool if you don’t take a night-time river cruise when in GZ. The light show from numerous buildings, bridges and boats is amazing!! The boat itself is a bit underwhelming but I don’t think any of the other choices are better. The boat is clean and the staff pleasant but the food options are limited and below average and the drinks are OK. is OK; drinks OK. A continuous loud commentary dominates the air. Really there is the potential here to have devices that you control to learn what you want (culture/history/ architecture …) in your preferred language or a chat with your friends or contemplative music. Cocktails and a much more interesting food list would really add to the experience. The different decks could be used more creatively - food floor; dimly lit floor to give the lights outside their full potential; even dancing on the stage could be an option. Kids friendly zone with a child minder or games; river/boat toys? Many possibilities.

During my visit to Guangzhou, I took a river cruise that was truly amazing. The sunset was breathtaking, painting the sky with vibrant colors. As night fell, the city came alive with dazzling lights reflecting on the water, showcasing Guangzhou’s beauty in a whole new light. Although we arrived a bit late and missed out on the dinner option, the cruise itself was unforgettable. If you’re ever in Guangzhou, I highly recommend this experience for its stunning views and the serene ambiance

Nice place to watch the night scene of Pearl River, tickets are not cheap, at rmb160 per adult (deck price) with tea and snack provided. Everyone need to run through security check before on board. Would recommend to standby jacket if you worry on cold wind, if you are not going to deck, then it is ok. It would be even more interesting if you have local to show or share with you the history / story of each building or area to make your trip more memorable.

An amazing river cruise experience with cool breezes and stunning views of the city illuminated by vibrant LED lights.

Very nice night cruiser tour at this river!

Highly recommended and worth the visit! In the evening even prettier with lightings on big old trees. Amazing view, calm vibes surrounded with old colonial buildings. In the past seems like all western traders are living here and run their business to bring goods from China to their countries. Hence all buildings are built in Colonial styles surrounded with parks, big old trees. During spring est. February- March many park areas will be having tulips flowers in different beauty colors.

A break from Chinese style design. Full of colonial buildings. Propose to go in late afternoon where you could view day and night scenery.

Shamian Island 沙面島, previous known as Zhongliusha 中流沙or Shicuizhou 石翠州, is an elliptic sandbar in the Liwan District 茘湾区of Guangzhou City 广州市, Guangdong Province. The island's name literally means "sandy surface" in Chinese. Surrounded by water, the island covers an area of 0.3 km2, 900 m from east to west, and 300 m from north to south. It is bordered in the south by the Pearl River, and it is separated from the mainland by a canal. Shamian Island has three east-west avenues, Shamian Avenue, Shamian North Avenue and the South Avenue, and five north-south streets, Shamian Street 1 to the Street 5 divide the whole area into 12 parts, with various buildings. The island was divided into two concessions given to France and the United Kingdom by the Qing government in the 19th century (1859–1943). The island is now opened to the public with historical area that serves as a reminder of the colonial European period, with quiet pedestrian avenues flanked by trees and lined by historical buildings in various states of upkeep. The island is the location of several hotels, a youth hostel, restaurants and tourist shops selling curios and souvenirs.

After the lunch at a nearby mall, we walk to the Shamian island. The access to the island could be improved as we get there via an old footbridge over tons of traffic, but that's perhaps making a contrasting experience unexpectedly. If you have no interest in history then the Shamian island maybe just a cluster of old European style building, and a rather nice tree line shaded park - it is 'just' a nice walk route. But if you dig deeper you could find the old Shell plc., HSBC, Citibank building and they reminded a rather painful Chinese history in late Qing dynasty to pre-ww2 time. All memory of that may be faded but glad the architecture still there and not be pulled down in the name of new development. Well worth a visit if you are in GZ so you can experience a different dimension of your stay. it is also a short walk to the nearby Custom house, and the DaiSun building which was the first tall concrete building in SZ - though the interior of Daisun was poorly turned into a dingy mall selling electronic, and all former glamour of the interior fit out cant be seen at all.

What a beautiful place to visit when you're in Guangzhou. If you want to visit this place, you need to familiarise yourself with the train movement. If you can download this app called " Amap," it is all in chinese, but if you can read it; will tell you which train to take or transit from one to another. Super affordable fee at this time of writing - train fare is about CNY 7.99. You NEED to have a china sim card - phone number. Bring your passport along as you download the Alipay app. You may need you to snap a picture of your passport. A lot of the time, it is quite spontaneous, so it is best to be prepared. Not necessarily, but just be prepared. Luckily for me, I bought an esim from "Nomad" app. It gives me internet access but I still need to have VPN to transfer money from my bank across to my "Wise app". Anyways, I'm getting side track. This Shamian Island has all European town outlook, it has statues of exquisite designs. Take your time to observe or take a picture with it. Food wise - expensive. So if you wanna splurge, be my guest. Walking towards the pier, it has a nice view of the Guangzhou waterfront. I was lucky because there was a 70s band who performed for the public. Not sure what they're called now.

IG: iamcynditravel Fb: Cyndi_Travel 小红书: cynditravel Shamian Island is a very interesting and memorable place. You can see both locals and tourists visiting this place, some with the intention of taking picturesque photos and some of them just bring their families to stroll the park. You can also find many interesting restaurants and cafes around and if you don't mind about using some bucks to spend here, then feel free to visit any of your preferred places and relax. But during peak hours like the weekends, there will be more people.

Aside from a great place to walk around, this sandbank island has a lengthy history. If you visit there are plaques around the island explaining the history. There are some nice hotels, landmarks, a Starbucks, and Poland's Consulate is also located there.

Qinghui Garden is one of the four famous gardens in Guangdong and also an AAAA-level tourist attraction in China. It was first built in the Ming Dynasty, and the existing buildings were mainly built during the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty. The layout of the garden is exquisite, with water as its feature. It cleverly combines pavilions and towers with clear water and green trees, ancient wall windows, stone mountains and small bridges, etc., showing the unique charm of Cantonese gardens. There are also many celebrity calligraphy and precious cultural relics in the garden, such as Qing Dynasty color engraved glass, Liang Tongshu's Zhuangyuan Hall plaque, Qing Dynasty Shiwan ceramics "Eight Immortals Instruments Picture" and so on. As a garden landscape, it is worth a visit, but there will be a lot of people on holidays, and there will be many people who put on makeup and take photos, which will take up a lot of space for a long time, which will affect the tourist experience. If you are interested in garden landscapes, you must also go to Suzhou to see the standard Suzhou gardens, which will have a stronger sense of design.

Located in Shunde District 順德區, Foshan City 佛山市, Guangdong Province 廣東省, China, Qinghui Garden 清暉園was built in the last period of Ming Dynasty明朝. Today’s Qinghui Garden has become a typical traditional South China Garden with Lingnan style 嶺南風格of construction. The garden is one of the ten famous gardens in China and one of the four famous gardens in Guangdong Province. Qinghui Garden integrates Ming and Qing dynasties culture, Lingnan ancient gardening style, Zhujiang Delta Region Watertown scenery 珠三角水鄉風光 together, as the typical representative of Lingnan gardening culture. Inside the Garden, there are water, trees, stone hills, small bridges are blended with booths and pavilions, presenting a kind of distinctive scenery. Fine courtyards are built inside the garden. If you like Chinese gardens, this place is a must see.

古色古香。beautiful gardern and old houses. Thanks to the local government to refurbishe the house. The colorfull glass represents old time people using different color glass to view and imagine 4 seasons gardening plants and views. Very creative and good imagination.

Not exactly interesting place, just another scholar from shunde show casing his residence. Entrance paid via wexin 15rmb, took one hour to walk thru attractions. If nowhere to roam then get in to explore.

Very beautiful garden and historical site, come early to avoid the crowds, ticket can be purchased directly at the entrance using the WeChat App, worth visiting.

A very well-maintained 400-year-old Lingnan garden with beautiful grounds. The garden is very well designed, with fish ponds, waterways, and covered corridors connecting all the various main halls. You can sit down and enjoy different views of the garden. There are lots of old, beautiful fruit trees. It's a joy to visit, and I love their colorful stained glass the most. Highly recommend.

Beautifully preserved garden and buildings. There are stepping stones in the water garden and they let you use them (that would not happen in North America). Very busy. Very little parking. Pay using a QR. Close to lots of shops and restaurants. A must if you enjoy history and gardens.

The resort is massive, with endless activities to enjoy. The service is exceptional, staff are warm and welcoming, and the environment is stunning. The hotel boasts top-notch, luxurious facilities, making it a perfect getaway.

Great experience!!! The rooms were a bit old but very clean. Staffs were so friendly!! We were so lucky because there's not many people when we travel. Food was great! Plenty of activities and great photo shoot spots!! Kids loved it!! Will certainly put it on our bucket list if we travel back to China again!!

So good place, the best is the dinner time, so much kind of options that you can enjoy all night

It was my first time at a hot spring resort in China and I was blown away at the services and attitude of the people here. Everyone was extremely friendly and helpful and the festive ambiance was amazing. There's one part of a building that's dedicated to catering to an all-you-can-eat festival style that's a definite must go! They have a karaoke bar that's opened until 2:30 am and although the selection for English songs isn't much, they do have some of the older English songs if you're into oldies. You're in luck if you know Mandarin or Cantonese! The karaoke staff were extremely friendly and amazing and I definitely think they're one of the hardest workers in this resort. The hot springs itself is amazing and the temperature is just right! The mood is fantastic and I really don't know what else I could say about this place that could show how much fun this place is. I would recommend staying for 2 days and 2 nights to be able to relax and enjoy everything.

Many different types of hot baths and other facilities to enjoy with. There is a basketball court nearby and the staffs are so nice and willing to lend us a ball, as the ball should belong to some staffs instead of the hotel. Despite the place being seemingly far from urban area, it is a fun and interesting place to visit overall.

Good to go. Nice environment.

This is a very interesting hot spring resort to stay for a day or two. They have a fun buffet with a whole street of food and snacks, once you pay for buffet place, all the food on that street is free. Their breakfast buffet and the restaurants are very good as well. The only problem is that it could be hard for foreign people to make a resevration there, their English website is not working. The resort package in ctrip is hard to understand for what the package was included.

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(Translated by Google) A formal hot spring resort hotel, suitable for the whole family. (Original) 正式温泉度假酒店，一家老小合適。

(Translated by Google) This is a very large resort city in the mainland. Only when you come here can you experience the feeling of being called a resort city: there are pools and gardens, amusement areas, hot spring areas, shops and snack areas, etc. Only when you come here can you really understand what a resort is. . (Original) 這是內地佔地非常大的度假城區，這是來此才能感受叫度假城的感覺：城區內有水池庭園造景、遊樂區、溫泉區和商店小吃區等，來此真的才知何謂度假村。

(Translated by Google) A good place for travel and vacation, suitable for family travel. The hotel room is big enough and the bed is very comfortable. I have been here many times and I feel that the carpet in the room should be replaced. Everything else is very good. The park is very large. It is convenient to take children in the park. It is very pleasant to walk around and look at the scenery. There is a seaside behind the hotel, and you can reach the seaside beach just after leaving the yard. It is a favorite place for children. Hot springs are also a favorite paradise for children. There are many tourists on May Day, and the children have a lot of fun. Outlets Most of the shops are closed, and they have been like this a few times since I came here. I don’t know why, but I was very shocked when I watched a drama performance in the Grand Theater. I had never seen such a performance before. (Original) 旅游度假的好地方，适合亲子出游，酒店房间够大，床铺睡的很舒服，来了很多次了，感觉房间地毯应该换新的了，其它都很好，园区非常大，带孩子在园区里转转看看风景非常惬意，酒店后面就是海边，出院子就到海边沙滩，孩子们最喜欢的地方，泡温泉也是孩子喜欢的乐园，五一来游客特别多，孩子们玩的也很开心，奥特莱斯 的商铺大多都关门，来了几次基本都这样，不知道为什么，到大剧院里看了场话剧演出非常震撼，在这之前从来没看过这种表演。

(Translated by Google) It is the only large hotel in the area, if you are going for work it is the best option. Only 1 person speaks any English, and that complicates things. But the menus and signs are in English and Chinese. The place in Spring is very lonely and even abandoned. But the rooms are spacious, the menu is extensive and the rate is pretty good (Original) Es el único hotel grande en la zona, en caso de ir de trabajo es la mejor opción. Solo 1 persona habla algo de inglés, y eso complica. Pero los menús y letreros están en inglés y chino. El lugar en Primavera está muy solo y hasta abandonado. Pero las habitaciones son espaciosas, el menú es amplio y la tarifa es bastante buena

(Translated by Google) The hot spring water here is ocean living water, so soaking in it is very comfortable (Original) 这里的溫泉水是海洋活水,所以泡得很舒服

(Translated by Google) Accommodation is OK (Original) 住宿還可以