We will taste a traditional local rice noodle dish for lunch. It gets its name from the bamboo poles used to hang and air-dry the freshly steamed noodles. Smooth in texture and subtly fragrant with bamboo, it is known as "the No.1 Rice Noodle in Lingnan". Its production technique has been listed as an intangible cultural heritage of Guangdong Province.

Your guide will take you on a guided tour of the Zhaoqing Ancient City Wall for a leisurely walk along the well-preserved historic ramparts. Explore the ancient gate towers, admire the old bricks that have stood for centuries, and enjoy panoramic views of the old town below. This free-to-visit landmark offers a quiet glimpse into Zhaoqing’s rich history.

Welcome to Zhaoqing Seven Star Crags, where a magical journey through hidden karst caves awaits you! Board a boat and glide into two spectacular stalactite caves nestled within the crags, venturing into a breathtaking underground world where light and shadow dance across ancient rock formations. Carved by millions of years of dripping water, the intricate stalagmites, stone pillars and drapes take on fantastical shapes, glowing under soft lights like a fairyland. As you drift along the water, you’ll feel like you’ve stepped into a natural underground art palace. Tickets cost approximately 145 RMB per person, and the entire experience lasts around 2.5 hours. Immerse yourself in the wonder and romance of this unique karst landscape—this one-of-a-kind boat cave tour is sure to become one of the most unforgettable memories of your Zhaoqing trip.

You will travel up the winding hill road, where towering trees line the path, and the scenery is refreshingly beautiful. At the summit, you’ll find the country’s largest Temple of the God of Wealth, originally built between 420 and 589 AD, destroyed during the Cultural Revolution, and rebuilt in 1998 with funds raised by residents. From the viewing platform, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Zhaoqing, including the Five Lakes and Seven Crags below.