Guangzhou Attractions

Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall 
Located at the southern foot of Yuexiu Hill, the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall,  sponsored by the Guangzhou citizens and overseas Chinese, was in commemoration of the great pioneer of Chinese Democratic revolution - Sun Yat-sen. 

Yuexiu Park 
Yuexiu Park was named after the Yuexiu Hill in the park. Famous attractions are: Five Rams Stone Sculpture, which is regarded as the emblem of the city; Zhenhai Tower, the Sun Yat-sen Monument and the Ancient City Wall of the Ming Dynasty. Being a landmark of the city, the park is also one of the most favorite leisure park for local citizens.

Ancestral Temple of Chen Family 
Built between 1890 and 1894, Ancestral Temple of Chen Family is a fine piece of architecture of Cantonese style. It is famous for the extensive application of the various techniques just like wood carvings, stone carvings, brick carvings, clay sculpture and ash sculpture.

Western Han Nanyue King's Tomb Museum 
Discovered in June 1983, the tomb is so far the largest color-painting stone tomb of Southern China. It is actually the tomb of Zhao Mo, who was the grandson of the founding father of Nanyue Kingdom-Zhao Tuo. Covering 14,000 square meters (16,744 square yards), the museum houses over 1,000 pieces of relics excavated from the tomb.

Guangxiao Temple 
Once was the residential house of Nanyue King Zhao Jiande, Guangxiao Temple is the grandest and most influential temple in the city with a history of more than 1,700 years. The key struction, Mahavira Hall, sits on the high pedestal with the Bell and Drum Tower erecting on each side.

Temple of Six Bayan Trees 
The Temple of Six Banyan Trees is one of the four celebrated Buddhist temples in Guangzhou, with the other three being Guangxiao Temple, Hualin Temple, Haizhuang Temple. With a history of over 1,500 years, it is famous for the Flower Pagoda (Hua Ta) in the temple.

White Cloud Mountain 
The White Cloud Mountain got its name for the forming of a white cloud over its range. Its highest peak is Moxing Peak standing in the center of the mountain, 380 meters (1,246.7 feet) above sea level. It is also known as 'the First Peak under the Southern Sky'. 

Chimelong Paradise 
Opened in April 2006, the Chimelong Paradise has become one of the top amusement parks in Asia. It coveres an area of one million square meters and includes over 70 rides and attractions, such as Dive Coaster, Ten Inversion Roller Coaster and Motorbike Launch Coaster.