This was my top one or two favorite places to see in China. Though from the outside. I paid for the ride to the top of the tower but they have other things that block the view. If I had to go back and do it all over again I might still go to the top just one time, but truly the best view is from outside.

It's a beautiful locality with a very interesting story. The buildings are anglo chinese, lots of greenery , big park. There is a Starbucks near the park too. Many interesting statues of people engaged in different kind of roles like photograohing etc. There is a very old church in the same locality.

Kids had a wonderful experience at the park. The food is not cheap inside the park.

I was pleasantly surprised/impressed by this academic temple. It is well preserved and the artworks are impressive. Would be good to hire a guide to explain the meaning of the carving/statues etc. Try to find the little angels (evident of Christianity confluence during Qing Dynasty) cravings on one of the pillar.

This is a welcome sight after being in the city for 5 days catch the cable car to the top and then walk all around the rest off the park ..then you can walk all the way back down to the bottom I highly recommend it to anyone

Went only for the circus night. It was cool. The displays were big, the acrobatics were amazing and how they involved people from the audience was great and so funny. Seats are not reserved and doors open at 5pm for the 730pm showing so would recommend going there early especially if its in the weekend. Almost all spots are quite good so I would recommend as close to the front and as close to the centre as possible. Being closer to the front is more important than being directly at the center. The show ended around 930pm. It costs money for a car to go in but there is a free shuttle to and from the nearest train station.

This park is everything, it has its own metro station yuexiu park station. U can just feel the serenity setting on the lake.

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.

Amazing show! Worth the price. This place is combining both circus and acrobatics. Light, sound effects, interactive with audience are good.

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.

Guangzhou Zoo is one of the three largest urban zoos in China. With an area of over 42 hectares (103.7 acres), there are more than 4,500 animals of 450 species, including rare animals like giant pandas, south China tigers, lions, golden monkeys, and black-necked cranes. It contains three sightseeing districts: Central Area of mammals, Bird's Paradise, and Panlong Park with about 200 amphibians and reptiles. In addition, many entertainment activities are also provided. As the symbol of China, those cute giant pandas are also known as ‘national treasure’. With the black-white coat, they capture the hearts of all visitors. The Giant Panda House is the most popular place in Guangzhou Zoo. But remember to visit them in the morning, since they are easy to get sleepy after eating enough in the afternoon. Tigers Hill The fierce tigers in the Guangzhou Zoo are kept inside cages. Visitors can have a close visit to the King of the Forest. Lions Hill There are a couple of African lions and two white lions. They eat 6-7.5 kilograms of meat a day. If the lions are fed a few minutes later than their meal time, they will impatiently walk around the cage and growl. After eating and drinking, they usually lie down on the ground and sleep drowsily. Home / City Guide / Guangdong / Guangzhou / Attractions / Guangzhou Zoo Guangzhou Zoo is one of the three largest urban zoos in China. With an area of over 42 hectares (103.7 acres), there are more than 4,500 animals of 450 species, including rare animals like giant pandas, south China tigers, lions, golden monkeys, and black-necked cranes. It contains three sightseeing districts: Central Area of mammals, Bird's Paradise, and Panlong Park with about 200 amphibians and reptiles. In addition, many entertainment activities are also providedPandas in Guangzhou Zoo. Visitors can watch the animals performing acrobatics, or have a close contact with the cubs in the Children's Jungle. Giant Pandas House As the symbol of China, those cute giant pandas are also known as ‘national treasure’. With the black-white coat, they capture the hearts of all visitors. The Giant Panda House is the most popular place in Guangzhou Zoo. But remember to visit them in the morning, since they are easy to get sleepy after eating enough in the afternoon. Tigers Hill The fierce tigers in the Guangzhou Zoo are kept inside cages. Visitors can have a close visit to the King of the Forest. Lions Hill There are a couple of African lions and two white lions. They eat 6-7.5 kilograms of meat a day. If the lions are fed a few minutes later than their meal time, they will impatiently walk around the cage and growl. After eating and drinking, they usually lie down on the ground and sleep drowsily.. Elephant in Guangzhou Zoo Guangzhou Ocean World Situated inside the zoo, it reveals the colorful underwater world with splendid scenery and many marine animals. Visitors can enjoy three great shows of the aquarium: graceful mermaid show, interesting seal performance, and thrilling Dancing with Shark. Visitors can also feed the fish, turtles and seals. Goldfish Garden The Goldfish Garden exhibits nearly 100 species in total of 10,000 famed and precious fishes, including goldfish, koi, and freshwater tropical fish, like angelfish, arowana, and silver arowana. Children can have an experience of scooping fish and angling in the Goldfish Garden. Animal Performance Animal Performance has performers like lions, tigers, monkeys, dogs and horses. They are trained to perform acrobatics and other interesting shows, like riding bikes, and playing scooters. How to get to Guangzhou Zoo 1. Take metro line 5 and get off at Zoo (Dongwuyuan) Station. Then get out from Exit B, and enter from the South Gate. 2. Take bus 6, 16, 65, 78, 85, 112, 192, 199, 201, 219, 236, 246, 290, 535, 547, 833, 862b, 862 or University Town Line 4, and get off at Dongwuyuan (Zoo) Station. Then enter from the North Gate. 3. Take bus 72, 74, 84a, 84, 127, 220, 482, 706, Peak Express Line 8 or Peak Express Line 79, and get off at Zoo Bus Terminal.

Wow Is the most incredible experience, incredible food, the slides and all the attractions are very cool my advice is to go during the week there are not so many people to wait to get on the slides. Also at night they perform an electronic music show and it is incredible, one of the best I have seen

beautiful during the day and night

Very cool looking temple! The pagoda is amazing 😍 totally worth visitng. The entrance was without any fee, just remember to be respectful and wear approciable clother (covered shoulders, knees & feet).

It's a huge library and very modern. One of the best library I had ever been.