Built over 130 years history from Qing dynasty, famous for its incredibly detailed carvings everywhere. It's a masterpiece of Lingnan architecture and now serves as the Guangdong Folk Art Museum.

The NO.1 highest tower in China. Visitors can walk on the glass skywalk and overlook the Pearl River banks and the city's panoramic skyline at 433m.

Over 160 years years history from Qing dynasty, famous as one of the world's four greatest all-stone Gothic cathedrals (alongside Notre-Dame de Paris, Cologne Cathedral, and Westminster Abbey). Alandmark in Guangzhou's old town.

An artificial island in the river, with its centerpiece being the Asian Games ceremony stadium, shaped like a giant ship from above.

A historic district in Guangzhou's Xiguan area, featuring restored traditional arcade buildings that now house boutique shops, bookstores, and cafes. A popular spot to experience the blend of Cantonese culture and contemporary urban life.

Guangzhou's largest urban park, famous for the Five Rams Sculpture and well-preserved Ming Dynasty city wall.

Over 1,000 years history, famous for its huge, stunning bronze Buddha statues and beautiful Lingnan-style buildings.