Meeting Point

Hotel lobby

Nanyue King Wen's Mausoleum

The Mausoleum of the Nanyue King is the largest and best-preserved Han Dynasty tomb in South China. It offers a priceless window into the region's early civilization, showcasing unique Lingnan culture and its integration into a unified China

Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall

Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall was built with donations from Guangzhou citizens and overseas Chinese to honor Dr. Sun Yat-sen. It stands on the site of his former Presidential Palace and is the world's largest memorial hall dedicated to him. This magnificent building, blending Chinese palace style with modern Western architecture, serves as a key historic landmark and cultural venue in Guangzhou

Local Cantonese lunch

Let's take a break and enjoy a Cantonese lunch at a renowned local restaurant. It's a great opportunity to discuss the local food culture. (Please note that the meal cost is not included in the tour price.)

Chen Clan Ancestral Hall

The Chen Clan Ancestral Hall, now the Guangdong Folk Art Museum, is a crown jewel of Cantonese culture. This Qing-dynasty masterpiece showcases the peak of Lingnan architecture with exquisite carvings and ceramics. It stands as a vital center for preserving and celebrating the province's rich intangible cultural heritage.

YongQingFang

Yongqingfang is a prime example of Guangzhou's historic Xiguan area, home to the city's best-preserved arcade buildings including Bruce Lee‘s former house. It preserves the authentic charm of traditional Cantonese life while integrating modern elements. As a leading cultural and creative hub in Guangzhou, it showcases the living heritage and contemporary vitality of Lingnan culture.

Huacheng Square (Canton Tower)

Visting Huacheng Square and the adjacent Haixinsha Park, a legacy of the 2010 Asian Games. From here, you can enjoy a magnificent view of the Canton Tower, China's tallest TV tower. Together, they form the city's most beautiful and iconic modern landscape.

Ending Point

Haixinsha Park