Guangdong Olympic Sports Center (in simplified Chinese广东奥林匹克体育中心) is located in Tianhe District of Guangzhou City. It is at south of the Guangdong Olympic Center Dongpu town, covering an area of 300,000 square meters. The Sports Center...
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Guangzhou South China Botanical Garden (in simplified Chinese 广州华南植物园) was on of the four botanical gardens under Chinese Academy of Sciences. It was located in the east near the northern suburb of longan hole. The great Garden was built...
Human Opium Destroy Pool (in simplified Chinese 虎门销烟池) was located in Taiping Town, Dongguan at the mouth of the Pearl River south, north Bubulcus Hill, West to the town I pass. In 19th century, Britain, Portugal and other armed smuggling opium...
Guangzhou Atoll Reef (in simplified Chinese 广州海洋馆) located in Guangzhou zoo. The Atoll Reef was opened to public since 1997 and is a place with pleasure to watch the beautiful aquatic animals and a place for you to see the scientific research...
The Guangzhou Zoo (in simplified Chinese 广州动物园) is located the Middle Road in the eastern section of the martyrs. The zoo was went under construction in 1958, covering a total area of 4,330,000 square meters, raising and hundreds of species...
Hibiscus Flower Peaks Scenic Area (in simplified Chinese 芙蓉嶂风景区) is located 18 kilometers north of the city Xinhua Town of Hibiscus Town, 47 kilometers away from Guangzhou. There was a tourist area of 22 square km. It is near to mountains,...
Baiyun Mountain (in simplified Chinese 广州白云山) was one of the most famous tourist spots in Guangzhou. In fact, it is often said “Baiyun Zhuhai” refers to Canton, the “clouds” refers to the Baiyun Mountain. Baiyun Mountain...
Canton Chen Ancestral Shrine (in simplified Chinese 广州陈家祠) is also called Chen Clan Academy. It was built about twenty years of Qin Guangsui Dynasty (1890-1894 years), designed by Li Kui Lin. The whole building sat north to south, covering 150,000...