Liuxihe National Forest Park is known as the 'Little Jiuzhai of Guangzhou'. It is nestled by the mountains and water, with few people, fresh air, and charming scenery. The park boasts lush forests that are refreshing and delightful. There are sparkling lakes where you can take a leisurely walk around, and you can also traverse serene woods to visit Peacock Island and Monkey Island to see small animals, experiencing a wonderful encounter with nature.
Yingxi Fenglin Scenic Area
Yingxi Fenglin is known as 'Little Guilin'. Without leaving the province, you can see the unique karst landscape in Yingde. The scenery here is picturesque, with thousands of limestone peaks, streams, and caves, making it very spectacular. Coming here, you can't miss Jiulong Town and Dongtian Wonderland! Jiulong Fenglin Town is perfect for photography. Starting from March each year, there is a large field of golden rapeseed flowers here, which is incredibly beautiful. Dongtian Wonderland is known as the 'First Sinkhole in South China' and is a typical karst landscape with unique beauty characterized by 'clear, secluded, quiet, and strange'. You can take a boat tour of the cave, which feels like a fairyland on earth.
Nansha Waterbird World Ecological Park
Nansha Waterbird World Ecological Park is often referred to as the 'Little Bali'. Coming here really feels like a vacation in Bali, with a full Southeast Asian vibe. Every casual photo you take here is Instagram-worthy. The park is filled with greenery and you can observe hundreds of migratory birds. You can also see peacocks, swans, ostriches, and more, making it an ideal destination for family trips. It's a perfect place for a family outing. Spending a weekend here is truly relaxing! Not only is the air fresh and the crowd sparse, but there are also plenty of shaded resting areas. Nearby attractions include the Million Sunflower Garden and Nansha Wetland, ensuring a fun-filled day.
Liupian Mountain
Liupian Mountain is a paradise for hikers, known as the 'Blue Tears of Guangzhou.' It is located right next to Baiyun Mountain and is quite niche, with many locals in Guangzhou unaware of it. There are two paths to the top: from the main entrance, walk straight to the fork in the road. The left path is a steeper mountain trail that takes about 20 minutes to reach the summit; the right path is a gentler slope that takes about 40 minutes to reach the top. Once at the summit, you can witness the stunning 'Blue Tears.' It is recommended to visit around 4 or 5 PM to enjoy the breathtaking sunset, perfect for capturing beautiful photos!
Zhongshan Film and Television City Co., Ltd.
You don't need to go to Kiyomizu Temple in Japan to experience wearing a Japanese kimono and feel the strong Japanese style. Those who don't know might think you went to Japan. This is Zhongshan Film and Television City, a filming location for many TV dramas. Besides the Japanese street, there are also British, American, and Chinese streets, each with its own unique features and very realistic. If you have time, you can spend a whole day here, experiencing wearing Hanfu and Qipao, which will give you a different kind of charm.
