2026 Foshan Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in March)

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Qinghui Garden Museum

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Foshan Zumiao

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Foshan Lingnan XINTIANDI

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Xiqiao Mountain Scenic Area

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👋 Hello everyone, I just got back from Foshan and can’t wait to share my experience at Changlu Tourism and Leisure Park! Before going, I thought it was just an ordinary farm, but it turned out to be a national 5A-level scenic spot! Covering 400,000㎡, it consists of more than ten themed zones, combining amusement rides, a zoo, an aquarium, and a snow world. It’s perfect for kids or couples on a date—definitely a hidden gem for a getaway near Guangzhou and Foshan! 📍Address: Lunjiao Sanzhou, Shunde District, Foshan City 🚗 Transportation: Self-driving is recommended, about 1 hour from Guangzhou; or take the high-speed train to “Shunde Station” and a short taxi ride from there. 🗺️【My reverse itinerary】(to avoid crowds, personally tested and effective!) Many people rush to the zoo right after entering, causing overcrowding in the morning. Trust me, doing it in reverse doubles the experience! Mine-themed Aquarium → Snow World → Science Museum → Earth Village · Magic Circus → Fairy Tale Animal Kingdom → Screaming Park 🐟【Mine-themed Aquarium】 I was amazed as soon as I entered! This is a mine-themed aquarium with a very creative design. Colorful fish swim overhead, and the manta rays seem to be smiling at you. It’s super photogenic—wear white clothes, and the light and shadows make you feel like you’re in a dragon palace! There’s also an underwater restaurant where you can watch fish while dining. Although the prices are a bit high, the experience is totally worth it. ❄️【Changlu Snow World】 Right after the aquarium, step into Snow World—talk about a contrast of fire and ice! They provide down jackets on site, and inside it’s a chilly -15°C northern landscape. For kids from the south, seeing ice sculptures and snowy wooden cabins is super exciting! Don’t miss the 100-meter ice slide—it’s a swoosh down that both adults and kids love. 🎪【Earth Village · Magic Circus】(Highly recommended!) Arrive half an hour early to grab a good seat. This is an international-level show with explosive stage effects! There are aerial acrobats, magic wheel cars, and funny clown interactions. When the performers do high-difficulty moves in the air, the audience screams and applauds nonstop—it’s absolutely worth the ticket price. 🦒【Fairy Tale Animal Kingdom】 Come back around 3 or 4 PM to see the animals when it’s less sunny and they’re more active. The design here is really thoughtful; each pavilion looks like a fairy tale castle. The giraffes are so gentle—buy some branches to feed them, their tongues curl up adorably. There are also cute ring-tailed lemurs, peacocks showing off their feathers, and majestic liger beasts—it’s like stepping into an animal world. 🎢【Screaming Park】 As the sun sets, challenge some thrilling rides! My friend dragged me onto the Magic Ring vertical roller coaster—the feeling of being thrown straight into the sky and then dropping vertically is incredibly stress-relieving! There’s also the Dragon and Phoenix coaster and the catapult flyer, with screams echoing all around. If you’re timid, you can take the Ferris wheel to enjoy a romantic sunset view over the whole park. 🍱【About Food】 There’s a Shunde food street inside the park, so you don’t have to go out to enjoy authentic double-skin milk, fish skin, and claypot rice. Prices are reasonable for a scenic area, and the taste is on point. 💡【Useful Tips】 1. Tickets: It’s better to buy a package ticket, which is more cost-effective and includes amusement credits and zoo admission. 2. Time: The park is huge and can’t be fully explored in one day. For a deeper experience, consider staying overnight in the train-themed hotel or underwater tunnel room—it’s very interesting. 3. Sun protection: The park is well greened with many long corridors, but outdoor activities still require good sun protection. 4. Show times: Remember to get a guide map or scan the QR code for the day’s show schedule when entering, so you don’t miss any exciting performances. ✨Overall, Changlu is a place that pleasantly surprised me. It combines the leisure of Shunde’s water towns with the excitement of a modern amusement park. No matter your age, you’ll find happiness here.

Guangdong Splendid China Folk Village Travel Guide: Travel Across China in One Day, Embrace the Charm of 56 Ethnic Groups Pre-Trip Essentials: Quick Practical Information Splendid China Folk Village is located at 9005 Shennan Avenue, Nanshan District, Shenzhen. It consists of two parts: the Splendid China Miniature Park and the China Folk Culture Village, now operated as one. Opening hours are 10:00 AM to 9:30 PM on weekdays, extended to 10:00 PM on weekends and holidays, with night admission starting at 5:30 PM. It is recommended to allocate a full day to fully appreciate the profound Chinese culture. Transportation Tips: The subway is the most convenient way, with direct access to the park entrance. Self-driving visitors can use the park’s parking lot, with a fee of 20 RMB per car per visit. It is advisable to book tickets in advance on platforms like Trip.com for easier entry by scanning QR codes on-site. The park offers luggage storage (10 RMB per item) and electric cart tours (35 RMB per person), with the cart ride lasting about 25 minutes and stopping at the Confucius Temple and Mosuo Village. Morning: Splendid China — Miniature Landscapes, a Thousand Years in a Day Entering the Splendid China area, nearly a hundred famous Chinese landmarks are presented in a 1:15 scale miniature, showcasing the essence of China’s natural scenery and cultural history. From the Great Wall to the Terracotta Warriors, from the Mogao Caves in Dunhuang to the Huangguoshu Waterfall, the famous sites from textbooks unfold before your eyes. The most moving moment for me was standing before the miniature Potala Palace—the red and white building solemnly shining under the sun. Though a miniature, it still conveys the mystery and depth of Tibetan Buddhist culture. As one visitor said, "A glance spans a thousand years, a park embraces the splendor of China." Strolling through the park feels like walking on a giant map of China. The elegance of Suzhou gardens, the majesty of the Forbidden City, and the charm of Guilin’s landscapes flow seamlessly with every step. Over 50,000 tiny ceramic figures scattered throughout add life and fun to this "miniature kingdom." Afternoon: Folk Culture Village — The Charm of 56 Ethnic Groups, Immersive Experience If Splendid China is a microcosm of China, the Folk Culture Village is a grand cultural exhibition of the 56 ethnic groups. All 24 villages are faithfully recreated at a 1:1 scale. Enter the Dai bamboo stilt houses, where the dry-pillar architecture nestled among phoenix tail bamboo is uniquely charming; step into the Mongolian yurt, where the vastness of the grasslands seems to envelop you; the wooden houses of the Mosuo, the stone villages of the Bouyei, the Tibetan Lama temples... each building tells the story of its ethnic group. Must-try deep experiences: In the Naxi village, try your hand at copying the ancient Dongba script and feel the wisdom behind the pictographic characters; in the Li ethnic area, learn grass weaving from inheritors, as delicate grass strips fly between your fingers and form exquisite pendants. This immersive handicraft experience makes intangible cultural heritage no longer just a display but something you can touch and feel. Even more touching is the enthusiasm of the ethnic people—hand in hand, they dance the joyful Guozhuang dance in the Tibetan village; in the Uyghur village, the melody of "Meshrep" makes you want to spin along. As a Xinjiang student said, "Entering Splendid China Folk Village is like opening a three-dimensional history book of Chinese civilization." Night: Three Major Performances, Soul-Stirring The Folk Culture Village shines at night with three major performances. The large-scale live horse battle show "Legend of the Desert" (weekends at 3:00 PM) is set in the Yuan Dynasty frontier, featuring nearly a hundred warhorses and hundreds of actors reenacting the Silk Road legend. Galloping horses and special effects fireworks make you feel as if you are on an ancient battlefield. The ethnic costume dance epic "Oriental Rainbow" presents hundreds of ethnic costumes, showcasing the cultural tapestry of 56 ethnic groups. As an international visitor remarked, "Each costume tells the story of an ethnic group." "Dragon and Phoenix Dance of China" (every night at 7:30 PM) displays the cultural essence of China’s ethnic groups with dazzling lights and water screen effects. Deep Cultural Experience: More Than a Scenic Spot, a Living History The most moving aspect of Splendid China Folk Village is that it is not a static display but a living cultural heritage. The "Splendid Market · Dream of Splendor" themed area launching at the end of 2024 combines the "Dream of Splendor" IP with Song Dynasty culture, allowing visitors to personally experience Song-style tea ceremonies and become a "character in the drama." Collaborations with animation IPs like "Calabash Brothers" and "Havoc in Heaven" bring traditional culture closer to younger generations in innovative ways. For 36 years, this place has upheld the mission of "spreading Chinese culture." Here, I saw Uyghur girls dancing with Han visitors, Tibetan young men explaining scriptures to foreign guests, and ethnic groups living like one family. As a Zhuang staff member said, "In Shenzhen, all ethnic groups are like one family." Tour Tips and Food Recommendations Recommended itinerary: Splendid China in the morning, Folk Culture Village in the afternoon, and performances at night. Must-see highlights: the Great Wall miniature, Dai bamboo houses, Mongolian yurts, and the "Legend of the Desert" show. Dress reminder: the park is large, so wear comfortable shoes. Dining: multiple restaurants and food stalls inside offer Guangdong specialties like rice rolls and roasted meats, while the Folk Village serves authentic ethnic snacks. Splendid China Folk Village is a cultural journey through time and space, a colorful tapestry painted by 56 ethnic groups. Here, you can travel across China in one day and cherish the deep ethnic bonds for a lifetime.

Discover a hidden ancient village near Guangzhou that feels like stepping back into the Ming Dynasty. It's as picturesque as scenes from a CCTV documentary. Located just an hour away from Guangzhou in Foshan, this village offers a serene escape. Upon entering the village, you'll be greeted by the aerial roots of a 600-year-old banyan tree draped over ancient walls. Touch the walls and feel the moss growing in the cracks, remnants from the Ming and Qing Dynasties. This village is free from the hustle and bustle of commercialized ancient towns. Instead, you'll find the peaceful sound of an elderly woman washing clothes by the well and vegetables drying under the eaves of earthen houses, exuding a warm, nostalgic charm like a time capsule hidden in Foshan. 📍 Location: Changqi Ancient Village (长岐古村) Lubao Town, Sanshui District, Foshan City 🚗 If driving, free parking is available at the village entrance. 🎫 Admission: Free! Free! Free! Best Times to Visit 🌫 Morning (7:00-9:00): Experience a light mist for a cinematic Chinese vibe. 🌇 Evening (16:00-18:00): Watch the golden sunlight cast a beautiful glow on the earthen walls. Must-See Spots 1️⃣ Wenbi Mountain Viewpoint A 5-minute hike offers a panoramic view of the ancient village, with earthen walls layered like waves. 📸 Visit during sunset and use a zoom lens to capture the interplay of light and shadow on the village's structure. Pro tip: Turn on the grid line on your phone and align the rooflines diagonally for a striking photo. 2️⃣ Giant Banyan Tree on Wenbi Mountain Halfway up the mountain, you'll find a massive banyan tree—a favorite photo spot for Chinese visitors. 3️⃣ Hidden Alley (Unnamed Alley) Wander into small alleys and you might discover: 🏮 Centuries-old houses adorned with red lanterns (look for a sign reading "Yao Tang Shu She"). 🌺 Green brick walls covered in vibrant red flowers (best seen in February-March). 🍹 A grandmother selling homemade plum juice for about 5 yuan per cup—refreshingly delicious. Must-Try Local Foods 1️⃣ Changqi Dumplings At Li Qin Cuisine, these dumplings have thin wrappers and are best enjoyed with spicy chili oil. Around 12 yuan per bowl. 2️⃣ Lubao Boat Porridge Sold at the village entrance, this porridge includes fish, pork offal, and crispy peanuts. Priced at about 15 yuan. 3️⃣ Sanshui Vinegar Hotpot A local specialty made with fermented rice vinegar. "Strong aroma but incredibly tasty." Tips 🦟 Mosquitoes are abundant—bring repellent and wear long pants. 🚶♂️ The village is small; 2-3 hours is enough to explore. 📷 For crowd-free photos, visit on a weekday morning. ⚠️ Some houses are still inhabited; be respectful and quiet when taking photos. 📍 Search term for Chinese maps: 长岐古村

Head straight to Shunde, the world’s culinary capital, and indulge in an exquisite "Shunde-style fish salad" and double-skin milk to heal your weekend. As the saying goes, "To eat, go to Guangzhou; to cook, go to Fengcheng (Shunde)." For Hong Kongers who regard "eating" as the top priority in life, Shunde, just an hour away by high-speed rail from West Kowloon, is the ultimate weekend getaway paradise! Recognized by UNESCO as the "World’s Culinary Capital," Shunde doesn’t boast many famous mountains or rivers but is filled with streets and alleys where locals obsess over perfecting a single fish or bowl of milk. This "Shunde Foodie Guide and Carb Feast" will lead you to experience top-tier Black Pearl-level culinary delights.👇 🐟 A symphony of fresh fish, rich milk aroma, and Lingnan gardens: 📍 Shunde-style fish salad: The ultimate fresh and sweet delicacy Deep flavor exploration: This is the soul of Shunde cuisine! Find a local old establishment (like Jing Cui Xuan or Nan Ji, average cost $150-$200 HKD per person). Shunde-style fish salad emphasizes "paper-thin slices, crystal-clear transparency." The chef bleeds the grass carp and slices it into ultra-thin pieces, arranging them on an ice platter. The essence lies in the "tossing" ritual: mix the fish slices with garlic slices, shredded ginger, scallion whites, crushed lemon leaves, onion strips, fried taro shreds, crushed peanuts, and over ten other ingredients, then drizzle with pure peanut oil and salt. Everyone uses chopsticks to toss the mixture high while shouting "Toss it up, toss it up, prosperity!" One bite and the fish’s crisp texture combined with the explosion of flavors in your mouth is incredibly fresh and sweet, with no muddy taste at all. 📍 Qinghui Garden: Savor morning tea amidst Lingnan ink paintings Visual delight and digestion: After enjoying authentic Cantonese morning tea at "Long’s Restaurant," take a walk to Qinghui Garden, one of Guangdong’s four famous gardens (entrance fee around $15 HKD). This is a perfect spot for photographing Chinese gardens and traditional Hanfu/Qipao attire. Sunlight filters through colorful glass windows onto the green bricks, while the layout of rockeries, koi ponds, and flowing water is exquisitely intricate. Standing by the waterside pavilion, using reflections and weeping willows as foregrounds, you can capture stunning Lingnan-style classical scenery. 📍 Double-skin milk and buffalo milk: Sweetness so rich it clings to the cup Tasteful comfort: When you’re tired from walking, step into a local shop like "Minxin Old Store" or "Huanji." Order a bowl of authentic hot double-skin milk (around $18 HKD). Shunde’s double-skin milk must be made with local buffalo milk (which has a high fat content). The thick, wrinkled milk skin on top is the essence. Scoop a spoonful, and the rich milk aroma feels like eating liquid cheesecake—sweet, smooth, and instantly soothing all your accumulated stress. 💡 Tips for Shunde trips: Avoid scams and protect your stomach from raw food risks: 🦠 The "intestinal challenge" of freshwater fish salad: While Shunde-style fish salad is delicious, it uses freshwater fish, which objectively carries a risk of parasites! Those with extremely sensitive stomachs or immune system issues should absolutely avoid raw food! When eating fish salad, pair it with strong liquor or hot tea. After the fish salad, order a bowl of fish bone porridge or salt-and-pepper fish bones to "ground" your stomach with cooked food. 🚗 The "queue hell" of popular restaurants and transportation: On weekends, Shunde’s famous food streets (like Happy Coast and Huagai Road Pedestrian Street) are extremely crowded! Those viral restaurants on Xiaohongshu may require 2-3 hours of waiting. It’s highly recommended to take a taxi to residential areas in Daliang or Ronggui, where local license plates are parked outside bustling eateries. The food is better and there’s no need to queue. 🚄 Choosing the right high-speed rail station: When departing from Hong Kong, do not buy tickets to "Shunde Station"! The culinary highlights of Shunde are mainly concentrated in "Daliang Street" and "Ronggui Street." Purchase tickets to **"Ronggui Station"** instead, and take a taxi to the city center for a closer and more convenient experience.

If you're feeling tired after strolling around Guangzhou's Florence Town, why not take a break and grab a bite nearby? 🍴 Leaving the main commercial area of the town and wandering through the small streets, we stumbled upon a hidden gem of a café. 🤟🏻 The café's entrance was so inviting that we decided to step inside. 😎 The coffee shop has two floors, and you can choose your own seat. After settling down, simply scan the QR code on the table to place your order. ✌🏻 We ordered the Carbonara pasta, which was decent in both portion and taste. 😂 The Korean-style seafood pasta 🍝 had a bit of spice, so I only had a small bite before handing the whole plate over to my husband. 😆 As for drinks, we tried the pistachio fresh milk, which was delicious—sweet but not overly so. 😙 The seating is spacious and comfortable, making it a great spot to relax after a day of shopping and enjoy some tea. 😋 Cafe State Address: Florence Town, 28 Shugang Road, First District, Medici Villa, Building 30, Units 104-105 Business Hours: 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM

Went to Foshan specifically to enjoy the durian-filled croissants. This time, I visited White Sen, which I declare as the ultimate destination for durian desserts this year! Here's what you can expect: - Overflowing durian custard in a cup - Large chunks of fresh mango - Croissants bursting with filling - Thick durian milk drinks For true durian lovers, this place is a must-visit! Their desserts are so good they could make durian reign supreme again. The durian cream is incredibly rich, overflowing from cups and bread, and the mango topping is generously served. 🍈🥭✨ The shop is called "白森 (Baisen)" located in the Daliang area, Shunde District, Foshan City, a place renowned for its desserts. This shop is so popular that people flock there daily! 🍨 1. Must-try highlight – Durian Milk Crumble + Mango Fresh Cup: The base is a fragrant, soft, and smooth double-skin milk pudding, topped with a generous amount of mashed fresh Monthong durian, drizzled with the shop's special fresh milk, and accompanied by sweet, juicy mango chunks. Every bite is "delicious to the last drop" because the durian content is genuinely abundant, not just for show! Even after finishing, you can still enjoy the fruit pieces, unlike some places that serve mostly air. 🥐 2. Durian Custard Croissant (a must-try!): This is the ultimate highlight! Freshly baked daily, the croissants are perfectly crispy and filled to the brim with fresh durian custard, almost bursting out. 🤤 Each bite offers a delightful combination of crispiness, buttery aroma, and rich durian flavor that's not overpowering. Everyone who visits takes a photo with this! 🥛 3. The popular duo – Double Skin Milk with Mango Durian: Another top-selling item! These large, beautiful bottles are convenient to carry and taste like a smoothie made of milk, durian, and mango, with large fruit chunks filling the bottle. It's refreshing, naturally sweet, and photogenic. The wide-mouthed glass bottles come with cute mini durian stickers. ⭐ What makes this place special? Fresh ingredients, no artificial substitutes, and an abundance of durian. The croissants are freshly baked daily, large in size, and guaranteed to be worth the trip. The shop is clean, with an open kitchen where you can see the preparation process. Each cup is almost half-filled with fruit! 📍 Location: White Sen (Daliang Huagai Li Store) 📌 No. 7, Xinfa Building, Zhigai Li Straight Street, Daliang, Foshan, Guangdong (Shunde District, famous for its world-class desserts!) Don't miss out!

If you're visiting Guangzhou and have half a day to a full day to spare, we highly recommend taking a trip to Foshan. This charming city is filled with picturesque spots that are perfect for photography. Whether you're strolling around or posing for photos, every corner offers stunning views! 📌 Highlight Attractions (Best for Stunning Photos) 🏙️ Foshan Fang Tower A futuristic landmark featuring the Century Tower, which is incredibly photogenic. Cross the street to Foshan Sports Center, where you'll find pink muhly grass that creates a dreamy, European-like atmosphere. Recommended visit duration: Half a day to 1 day 📍 Search on Chinese maps: 方塔 / 方塔公园 佛山 🚇 How to get there: Take the Guangfo Line → Get off at Century Lotus A or Financial High-tech Zone B and walk for 5 minutes. 🌲🏞️ Foshan Meide Egret Lake Forest Resort A French fairytale town featuring Snow Kingdom, Tea Garden, and an Art Gallery. Spend the whole day strolling and taking romantic photos. Perfect for couples or friends looking to relax. 📍 Search on Chinese maps: 鹭湖森林度假区 ⏳ Recommended visit duration: 1–2 days 🚗 Travel time from Guangzhou: Approximately 1.5 hours. 📚✨ Foshan Reading Home Library (佛山阅动图书馆) A library with a 16-meter-high wall of books, giving off "Hogwarts staircase" vibes. It's a spectacular spot for photography. 📍 Search on Chinese maps: 阅动图书馆 南海天河城 Foshan is a hidden gem with a romantic European vibe, located just minutes away from Guangzhou! Start your day at Fang Tower, capturing stunning photos with Century Tower. Then, head to Egret Lake for a fairytale-like experience that will rejuvenate your soul. End your trip at the library with its magical book wall. This city is a must-visit hidden treasure!✨

Foshan Qiangu Scenario is a large theme park that combines culture, entertainment and performance, mainly showing Foshan history and Lingnan style. The biggest highlight is of course the [Foshan Eternal Love] large-scale performance, stage design and dancers performance are very exciting, vivid interpretation of the Chinese thousand-year story, plus visual and sound effects, the whole experience is very shocking, highly recommended must see! There is also a themed street market outside the performance venue, which is very atmospheric and perfect for taking pictures. Tour recommendations: 1. After arriving at the park, it is recommended to take a slow walk to the theme street first. There are many traditional buildings and lanterns along the road, very Foshan characteristics, the best light during the day, suitable for family and couples to take pictures. 2. There are many souvenir shops, specialty snacks and crafts in the theme street, where you can hunt for treasures and buy small gifts to take home. 3. Performances are usually held in time slots, remember to pay attention to the schedule of the day and queue up 15-30 minutes in advance to find a nice seat. 4. After watching the big show, you might as well take a stroll around the park and enjoy the various small street shows and human decorations. Must-play check-in spots: - Arches under traditional plaques and red lanterns for photos. - Antique architectural corridors with characteristic humanistic vignettes. - Exterior view of the stage performance venue, often with performers in costume interacting with you. Game Tips: - Recommended to visit on weekdays or non-public holidays, less crowded, not afraid of crowded photography. - In case of hot weather, remember to bring a hat or shade, theme streets are mostly outdoors. - Remember to arrange your entry early to see the show, there are more people queuing up during popular times. - Have enough battery for your phone/camera, because there are many things along the way that are worth taking pictures of! Business Address: Qiangu Scenic Area within Jihua Cultural Town, Zencheng District, Foshan City Opening hours: 10:00-21:00 The half-day itinerary is perfect for hipsters, families and couples. The overall feeling of the park is very atmospheric, a little spend to play for several hours, take pictures, eat, learn culture all at once, especially the performance is really worth it! Topic: #Foshan Eternal Love #Lingnan Culture #Theme Park Recommendation #Outdoor Photography #Couple Travel

Discover Guangzhou's newest dreamland, spanning 5,000 square meters, where stepping inside feels like entering a fairytale world. It's truly stunning and enchanting! Walking in, I felt as if I had stepped into Alice's Wonderland. Both kids and adults can find endless fun here. The park features a simulated hospital, supermarket, LEGO world, open kitchen, fire station, and architecture school. Kids can dress up in themed costumes for a fully immersive experience. The three-story maze includes wave slides, rope nets, and trampolines—getting lost is part of the fun! Other attractions include bowling, interactive basketball, rock climbing, VR games, racing, horseback riding, and Dragon Ball activities—super cool! Adventurous kids will love the challenges here. The Princess Castle is an additional paid feature, perfect for little girls with princess dreams. The park also has a family-friendly restaurant offering international cuisine, as well as a library where kids can relax and read. As a representative of immersive children's parks, Meland Club is definitely worth a visit!

A book, a pair of headphones, and a seat by the window can keep you entertained all day without a hint of boredom. I love the large windows and the lush greenery here, especially on rainy days. The sound of raindrops gently hitting the glass and leaves makes the whole world seem to slow down, and even your breathing follows suit. The shop isn't very big, but it has many cozy corners to fall in love with. Each zone has its own unique style, making you feel like you're searching for your secret hideout in the world of books. To the left of the entrance is the owner's personal collection, where I even spotted a favorite CD on display (sadly, it's not for sale 🥹). There are plenty of cute knick-knacks, and I ended up buying several bookmarks as gifts for friends. There's also a section for specialized books and a well-curated recommendation shelf. You can't leave this place empty-handed. If you're lucky, you might even meet the shop's resident cat (unfortunately, I missed out today and didn't get to pet it, sigh). This is a place to "be with yourself without rushing," a true slow-time experience where your soul can rest. 📍Location 佛山 · 先行图书（垂虹小区店） Foshan, China

Morning Itinerary |Shopping At 11:00 am, take the Tuen Mun Line to Kai Tak Sports Park for shopping. First, browse around the newly opened shops and specialty shops to feel the new atmosphere of the area. Lunch｜AIRSIDE At about 1:00 lunch time, I went to AIRSIDE to dine. There is a variety of restaurants here, with Japanese, Thai, Western, Korean, tea and more to choose from. I picked the Korean Fusion restaurant located on the top floor, there were not many people and the environment was very comfortable. Open views outside the floor-to-ceiling glass windows, with a wide distance between tables for a quiet chat, the atmosphere is great, and the food is creative and characteristic. Address: Shop L604, 6/F, AIRSIDE, 2 Coordination Road, Kai Tak, Kowloon City Afternoon Itinerary | Kowloon Walled City Light and Shadow Tour After lunch, take a bus to Song Wong Tai Station and walk for about 5 to 8 minutes to Kowloon City Park. The "Kowloon Walled City Light and Shadow Tour" film scene exhibition is currently being held in the park. The exhibition will run for three years starting on May 24, 2025. Admission is free. The exhibition reproduces classic scenes from the movie "The Siege of Kowloon Walled City", including Qi Kee Ice Cream Parlor, Dragon City Hair Salon, Dental Clinic, Fish Ball Factory, Dit Da Pavilion, Walled City Light and Shadow Rooftop and Narrow Lane Inner Street. The scene combines large projection and nostalgic elements, and you can even hear the sound of simulated airplanes flying by, and the atmosphere is very realistic. Opening Hours: Daily 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m Location: Kowloon Walled City Park Yamen (Get off at Song Wong Tai Station on the Tuen Mun Line, collect the visit ticket from the South Gate Tent, free admission) Afternoon Tea Dessert | Di Mau Kwan Dessert After watching the exhibition, we went to Di Mao Pavilion in Kowloon City for sweet soup. Last time I tried the dessert of "Jin Man Tang", which has many styles and is delicious, but the price is slightly more expensive. In comparison, the sweet soup at Di Mao Guan is more Chinese-style and the price is also friendly to the people. Di Mau Kwan: ​​G/F, 47 Fuk Lo Village Road, Kowloon City Kim Man Tong Dessert: G/F, 9 Cheng Nam Road, Kowloon City #Kai Tak Sports Park #airside #Kowloon City #Kowloon City Good Places #Kowloon Walled City Light and Shadow Tour #Kowloon City Dessert #Slow Travel #Slow Life #Slow Life

Found an amazing "mountain amusement park in Foshan" that was so much fun I didn’t want to leave. This trip was beyond expectations! 😆 From Shenzhen, it’s just about a 2-hour drive to "Foshan Yingxiang Amusement Park," a popular spot for people to unleash their energy to the fullest! From the moment you step in, you’ll be shouting, "This is amazing!" 🤣🔥 📍 Location Foshan Yingxiang Amusement Park 佛山盈香生态园 🎢 Highlights that exceeded expectations: 1. "Sky Coaster" - The speed is unbeatable! As soon as you get on, you’re shot up 2,000 meters with turbo speed, giving you the "Freedom Speed" vibe! Screaming your lungs out the whole ride, it’s so thrilling you won’t even realize how scared you are! 2. Floating on the "1800-meter Glass Sky Bridge" - With strong winds and breathtaking mountain views, you’ll be so immersed you might forget to grab your phone. This is the true meaning of living in the moment, appreciating the view more than social media 😂. There’s also a 180-meter rappelling section down the mountain—absolutely fantastic! 3. Adorable animal park - Get up close and personal with animals at zero distance. From kawaii Japanese deer to soft rabbits, it’s a must-visit for families with kids! Even adults will fall in love. 4. Cultural and craft zone - It’s not just about rides here. You can also try traditional Chinese cultural arts, like painting lion heads, crafting, and learning basic Chinese martial arts. Tips for survival + fun: ✔ Go early in the morning; one day isn’t enough to enjoy everything. ✔ Crowds are bigger during holidays, and popular rides will have long queues. ✔ Bring water, a mini fan, and a light jacket. ✔ Wear comfortable walking shoes. ❤️ In summary, this place has great views, fresh air, a reasonable budget, and is so much fun you won’t want to leave! 🥹✨ I rate the fun here 10/10—worth every step!

Go to Guangzhou for three days and two nights, search to find a tourist photo hotspot, the Florence town of Guangzhou Famous Outlets🏬 We took a taxi from Guangzhou Nanli Li Hotel, more than 10 minutes to get 💕 and close to Foshan, anywhere to go is convenient😂 The town is quite large, two floors, the whole style is quite Italian feel, is a special sale of major brands, so in addition to tourists come to check in, there are many local customers come to consume🤓 In addition to adults can consume, children also have a park to play, "Jungle Fantasy Jungle", 3000 square meters of indoor playground 👍🏻 with VR, slide, ocean ball pool, block workshop, climbing net, etc., are very suitable for parents and children to play 😎 Florence Town (Guangzhou/Foshan Branch) Address: Florence Town, No. 28 Shugang Road, Nanhai District, Foshan City Opening hours: 10am to 9pm #New Year Good Places 2026 #Guangzhou Itinerary #Foshan Itinerary #Family Good Places #Travel 2026 #Photo Hotspot #Foshan Photo Hotspot #Italian Style Architecture

Foshan Paradise is a classic park carrying many childhood memories for Foshan locals. In recent years, it has been upgraded and renovated, preserving its nostalgic charm while adding trendy new experiences. This guide will help you enjoy your visit efficiently. 1. Key Attractions and Route Although the park is not very large, it has a compact layout. It is recommended to start from the right side of the entrance and tour clockwise: · Nostalgic Classics Area: The brightly colored carousel and classic bumper cars are must-try attractions that easily evoke childhood memories. · Thrill Zone: The pirate ship and hurricane swing offer moderate weightlessness thrills, perfect for visitors seeking a little excitement. · Romantic Landmark: The Ferris wheel in the center of the park is an iconic structure. Riding it to the top offers a partial city view and is especially romantic at dusk. · Family Zone: Parents with children can visit the sandpit, small climbing facilities, and children’s play area. 2. Practical Information · Address and Transportation: Located on Zhongshan Road, Chancheng District, Foshan City. From the “Pujun North Road” station on the Guangfo Metro Line, it’s about a 15-minute walk, or you can transfer to a bus or take a taxi. If driving, be mindful of nearby parking lots. · Hours and Tickets: Usually open from 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM (subject to daily announcements). It is recommended to spend 3-4 hours here. The park charges either per ride or offers combo tickets, allowing flexible choices based on the attractions you want to enjoy. · Dining: There are snack shops inside the park offering drinks and light snacks, but you can also bring your own. The surrounding residential area has many authentic restaurants to explore after your visit. 3. Helpful Tips 1. Best Time to Visit: Weekdays or weekend mornings are less crowded for a better experience. Afternoons on holidays may require waiting in line. 2. Photo Tips: Besides the rides, the park’s brightly colored murals, vintage signboards, and green plant backgrounds are great for photos. 3. Pre-visit Check: It’s best to verify the latest opening hours and attraction operations through official channels before your trip. In summary, Foshan Paradise is more suitable for visitors seeking a leisurely nostalgic atmosphere, light family activities, or a short urban getaway. Slow down, and you’ll find simple joy in this blend of old and new.

Changlu Tourism and Leisure Park includes five core areas, with key attractions being Scream Park, Fairy Tale Animal Kingdom, Changlu Resort, Farmhouse Theme Park, and Dynamic Water Play Zone. Bringing your own snacks and avoiding the noon period can significantly enhance the overall experience. Scream Park features thrilling rides like the Human Catapult and Magic Ring Roller Coaster, suitable for adults and older children. At the Fairy Tale Animal Kingdom, you can feed giraffes and alpacas up close. The Sea, Land, and Air Theater presents exciting sea lion shows, and entering before 9 AM helps avoid peak crowds. The Mine Cave Aquarium has an underwater tunnel and a Jurassic exploration theme; it’s cool inside in the afternoon, making it perfect for family visits. The Earth Village Grand Circus combines acrobatics and stunt driving; seating requires arriving 20 minutes early, and note that shows are closed on Mondays. The Dynamic Water Play Zone is open only in summer and includes water adventure activities, so visitors should bring swimwear. A one-day itinerary is recommended from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Enter in the morning and head straight to the Fairy Tale Animal Kingdom to feed the animals, then watch the Sea, Land, and Air Theater at 11:00 AM. For lunch, choose afternoon tea on the Lake Heart Island or eat your own packed meal, as there are few restaurants in the park with an average cost of about 30 yuan per person. At 2:00 PM, watch the Earth Village Grand Circus, then enjoy the milder rides in Scream Park like the carousel, followed by a visit to the Mine Cave Aquarium. In the evening, stroll through the Farmhouse Theme Park or visit the Ice and Snow World, where indoor temperatures drop to minus 15°C, so bring a light jacket.

Escape the city plan! Stay in Foshan’s “Little Forest”: Aishu·Zaomu Mountain Garden, bringing the wilderness and starry sky into your room If you think Foshan is only about kung fu, lion dance, and delicious food, then you definitely haven’t discovered this hidden “Emerald Wonderland.” Nestled in the embrace of Foshan’s highest peak—Zaomu Mountain—there is a treasure spot where time slows down and breathing becomes lighter: Aishu·Zaomu Mountain Garden. This is not a traditional hotel but a “natural co-living community.” It humbly embeds a minimalist white building into the lush green mountains, just so you can embrace the mountain breeze, flowing clouds, and starry river in the most comfortable way. 🌿 Why here? — Three irresistible reasons Truly hidden in the wilderness, breathe in negative ions Drive off the main road and follow the winding mountain path; the city’s outline disappears in the rearview mirror. When the pure white building of “Aishu” appears before you, you know it’s time to switch modes. This is a rare residence in Foshan where you can truly connect with the continuous mountains and wilderness up close. Open the car door and fresh, plant-scented air floods your lungs—each breath is a purification. Design as scenery, every window a dynamic landscape painting The building itself is like a piece of earth art. Extensive use of glass makes the mountain view the star of every room. Whether it’s the lobby bar, restaurant, or your guest room, your eyes always meet layers of green. On sunny days, watch the light and shadows dance among the hills; on rainy days, see the mist flow past the window. This boundless coexistence with nature is its most enchanting magic. Activities as healing, find your flow in the wilderness There are no noisy entertainment facilities here; the activity list is a “body and mind restoration guide”: Morning hike: From the backyard trail, you can directly enter Zaomu Mountain Forest Park and start a light hike accompanied by birdsong. Afternoon immersion: Daydream by the mountain-facing infinity pool (summer) or pick a leisure book in the book bar, spending time with a cup of coffee. Romantic night: On clear nights, the rooftop is an excellent stargazing platform. The mountain sky is clear and vast, a romance long lost in the city. 🏡 Live inside the scenery — Room selection guide Panoramic mountain view room: Top choice! The oversized floor-to-ceiling windows almost replace the entire wall, lying in bed feels like being embraced by the mountains. Being gently awakened by natural light in the morning is incomparable. Rooms with private soaking pools: Highly recommended if your budget allows. In your private outdoor soaking pool, watch the mountains by day and the stars by night, letting all fatigue melt away in the warm water. 🍽️ Wild flavors — Nature’s gift to your palate The restaurant sources much of its ingredients locally and from the hotel’s own vegetable garden, emphasizing freshness. Simple cooking methods highlight the original taste of the food. Must-try: Mountain spring porridge hotpot (seasonal), using sweet porridge broth to cook fresh chicken and vegetables, an exquisitely gentle Lingnan flavor. Don’t forget to try the special “Zaomu Mountain Tea,” fragrant and sweet with a lingering aftertaste, carrying the essence of the mountain. 📍 Practical information and thoughtful tips Address: Inside Zaomu Mountain Forest Park, Yanghe Town, Gaoming District, Foshan City (navigate to “Aishu·Zaomu Mountain Garden”) Suitable for: Couples/families seeking to unwind; nature and photography lovers; urbanites needing a short “digital detox.” Best seasons: Spring (March-May) with blooming flowers and vitality; Autumn (October-November) with clear skies and pleasant climate; Summer for cooling off and water fun; Winter for quiet and fewer people. Travel tips: Stay at least 2 nights; the first night to adapt to the mountain rhythm, the second night to truly relax. Combine with hiking Zaomu Mountain (“Foshan’s First Ladder” challenge) or visit nearby attractions like Yingxiang Ecological Park and Taikang Mountain. The temperature difference between day and night in the mountains is large; even in summer, bring a light jacket. Keep noise levels low to blend with the tranquility here and respect nature and other guests. Final thoughts: At Aishu, your phone often gets forgotten in a corner because the most beautiful social circle is the real-time four seasons playing outside your window. It may not have the luxury of top hotels, but it offers something more precious: a quiet corner where you can hear your own heartbeat, an honest conversation with the mountains, wilderness, and stars. If you also need a weekend to escape the concrete jungle and recharge yourself, then this pure white building deep in Zaomu Mountain is quietly waiting for your story.

The Lunar New Year holiday is coming soon! 🙋🏻♂️🙋🏻♂️ Workers and schoolgirls, are you thinking of where to take your family to walk around and feel the flavor of the New Year? Let's try this Foshan day trip route It combines history and culture, traditional customs and slow-life atmosphere. You don't have to take the wrong path when you walk, you can also take beautiful photos and eat good food! 📸✨ ✅ Watch the lion dance performance and feel the soul of Foshan Kung Fu ✅ Listen to Wan Fuk Tai Cantonese opera, listen to music under the red wall and ancient tree ✅ Buy handwritten Chinese New Year's banners at Kuai Zi Road, find the flavor of last year ✅ Visit the Leung Gardens garden, quietly enjoy slow time 🗺️ Foshan Day Trip Route (with timetable) Ancestral Temple ➡️ Lingnan Tiandi ➡️ Xunchuan Tea ➡️ Kuai Zi Road ➡️ Liang Yuan ➡️ Zhongshan Park Stop 1: 📍Ancestral Temple | The soul of Lingnan culture, the palace of lion dance and Cantonese opera The spiritual landmark of Foshan people, the ancient temple built during the Yuanfeng period of the Northern Song Dynasty is known as the "Palace of Oriental Folk Art". Bring your parents here, watch lion dances, listen to Cantonese opera, and feel the authentic Lingnan style! 🔹Lion Dance Performance at Wong Fei Hung Memorial Hall: sessions per day (10:00 AM - 10:40 PM / 14:15 PM - 15:30 PM - 16:10 PM) When the drums sound, the lion's head flutters. It's so impressive! 🔹Wan Fuk Tai Cantonese Opera Performance: 13:30-15:30 every Saturday, Sunday and 15th day of the lunar month Listen to "Emperor's Flower" under the red-walled ancient tree. The elderly will definitely like it! Stop 2: 📍Lingnan Tiandi | Old houses are trendy, bluestone road slow walk It's a 5-minute walk from the ancestral temple. The building complex of the late Qing and early Republic of China, the wok-ear house and the sliding door are well preserved. There are also cultural and creative shops, cafes, and handicraft shops. You can enjoy a cup of coffee while walking around and feel the blend of old and new Stop 3: 📍Xunchuanji Tea | Internet celebrity flower wall check-in, drink a cup of tea and take a break Tired of shopping? Li, sit down here! The flower wall at the entrance is a popular photo spot in Foshan. Take a beautiful photo and order a cup of hand-made lemon tea or Hong Kong-style milk tea. It is refreshing and refreshing Stop 4: 📍Fast Zi Road | Handwritten Spring Street, Foshan people's memory of the New Year This street is not gorgeously decorated, but it is full of human touch! The stalls on both sides handwritten Chinese New Year banners, New Year paintings and Fu characters. The fragrance of ink is mixed with the fragrance of red paper. Take a picture and the atmosphere of the New Year is immediately UP! Buy a pair of lucky charms to go home, your parents will be so happy that they smile 😄 Stop 5: 📍Leung Garden | One of the four major gardens in Lingnan, quiet and elegant It's only a 5-minute walk from Kuai Zi Road. Compared to Qing Fai Garden, Leung Garden is much quieter. It is suitable for the elderly to walk slowly and watch slowly. The pavilions, pavilions, fake mountains and ponds are full of poetry. Taking a garden-style photo, there is also a feeling of "stealing a floating life half-day leisure" ~ Stop 6: 📍Zhongshan Park | Under a century-old camphor tree, see the lives of locals Finally, we came to this century-old park. The branches of camphor trees were circling, and the sun was shining through the leaves. Take a picture of light and shadow! Sit down and watch local grandparents doing Tai Chi and singing Cantonese music, and feel the daily life of Foshan people, warm and healing ❤️ 🧧 Red wall lion dance, ink fragrance flower shadow, why not bring your parents to Foshan for a walk during the Spring Festival, good luck for a whole year! 🧨

🏨 【Foshan Shunde Midea Zhenpin Choice Hotel】Advanced Experience Report is here～ 📍Address: Building B, No. 6 Junling Road, Beijiao Town 👉The highlight is an urban oasis + full marks for design💯 🌟Environment: - The hotel is next to a golf course🌿 - A modern aesthetic space full of design - Photo spots everywhere📸 (Especially the room’s king bed + desk area is stunning✨) 💁‍Service: - The front desk ladies are super friendly👩‍💼 - They also thoughtfully provide food guides! - Detail lovers will adore it❤️ 🚗Transportation: - Extremely convenient location! - Surrounded by well-equipped facilities～ 😴Stay Experience: - The 180° king bed is super comfortable to lie on😌 - Secretly saying the desk area is perfect for work✍️ - The bathroom is so clean it’s reflective✨ 🥗Dining: - Buffet varieties are too many to choose from! - Breakfast is incredibly rich🍽️ 🏋️Facilities: - The gym equipment is brand new! - Every snap looks like a blockbuster🎬 ⚠️Tips: 1️⃣ Recommend going for an early Room Tour 2️⃣ Several shopping districts nearby are great for strolling～

Staying at the Shunde Lingnan Garden Hotel was an absolute delight! The hotel seamlessly blends Lingnan garden aesthetics with modern comfort, offering picturesque views at every turn and a serene, elegant ambiance. The rooms are spacious and bright, well-equipped, and impeccably maintained. The bedding is incredibly comfortable, ensuring a restful night's sleep. The service is particularly attentive, with staff from the front desk to housekeeping being warm, accommodating, and eager to address any needs. The breakfast is abundant, featuring authentic Shunde flavors alongside a variety of options that leave a lasting impression. The location is also very convenient, with nearby attractions like Qinghui Garden and Shunfeng Mountain easily accessible, and plenty of dining options within reach. Overall, this is more than just a place to stay; it's an immersive experience of Lingnan culture. Whether for business or leisure, I highly recommend it. I will definitely choose this hotel again on my next visit to Shunde!

Four hidden gems for family trips around Foshan｜Guess where in Guangdong you can play with real snow? My belief! There’s absolutely no real snow outdoors in Guangdong! Until I took my child to rush into the Forest Snow Kingdom at Yingxiang Heartbeat Amusement Park, the joy of southern kids touching real snow for the first time is truly unforgettable for a lifetime😭 A 10,000㎡ Forest Snow Kingdom, stepping on real snow under the Lingnan warm sun, featuring a time-travel experience❄️ building snowmen, digging snow caves, snow treasure hunts, snowy town + fairy tale wooden houses + elf deer herds, every snapshot looks like a Nordic fairy tale. After playing in the snow, you can continue enjoying the park nonstop. 🎢🎢 Pink Flyer, a wild version of speed and passion, kids want to ride it ten more times after one go 🎡🎡 Tree drifting, an 1800-meter jungle slide, screams all the way 🎪🎪 Lingyun Flying Glass Bridge, walk in the clouds to see the whole park view, I’m afraid of heights but bravely finished the whole walk😂 📍 Foshan Yingxiang Heartbeat Amusement Park

Foshan locals finally got to stay at Shunde Longju Hotel! Fell in love with this hidden gem on the first experience 🏨 From check-in to check-out, the treatment was VIP level throughout. Stepping into the hotel felt like entering another world—modern decor combined with greenery everywhere 🌿 Every corner exudes a sense of luxury. The most stunning part is the room! The fully smart design blew me away 🤯 ✅ Intelligent voice control system ✅ Standard high-end smart toilet ✅ Extra-large floor-to-ceiling windows with river views So exquisite that even the dining table was decorated with fresh flowers 💐 Every corner is perfect for photos. The pool and gym are very well maintained. The heated pool is super comfortable for swimming 🏊 Families with kids can relax and enjoy! Children’s amenities are fully prepared. The indoor pool is also designed to be kid-friendly. My kid didn’t want to leave at all.

FOSHAN. Foshan (佛山) is the cradle of Cantonese culture. It is an ancient trading city, long renowned for its porcelain factories and silk weaving mills. Situated 25 km (a 1.5-hour drive from Beijing Road) from Guangzhou, the city is known as the birthplace of kung fu. Masters such as Wong Fei Hung and Yip Man, whose names have become symbols of martial arts, lived and trained here. On weekends and holidays, you can see kung fu performances, and in the surrounding villages, ancient clay kilns for firing porcelain, 500 years old, still function. At the Ancestral Temple (Zumian (祖庙)) you can see stunning brick and wood carvings, ceramic rooftop figures, and watch a traditional Cantonese lion dance performance. Be sure to try Pu Pei (双皮奶)—a delicate milk pudding that comes with a variety of fillings (my favorite is durian). #佛山 #Foshan #fochan

#malaysiaescape Located in Guangdong Province, Shunde is globally known as one of the birthplaces of Cantonese cuisine. But beyond its reputation for food, Shunde’s culinary culture is deeply connected to its history, architecture, and local way of life. Here, eating is never separate from the place itself. Many of the dishes that shaped Chinese dining around the world originated in Shunde. Chefs trained here carried their techniques overseas, allowing Shunde flavors to travel far beyond China. Yet the roots of these flavors remain local — found in family-run kitchens, neighborhood eateries, and markets just steps away from historic landmarks. Walking through Qinghui Garden, one of the most well-preserved Lingnan classical gardens, it becomes clear why Shunde cuisine values balance and refinement. The garden’s layout — calm, precise, and elegant — mirrors the local cooking philosophy: freshness first, seasoning second, and harmony above all 🌿 Nearby, traditional temples and main shrines continue to serve as gathering points for the community. Around these areas, some of the most authentic Shunde dishes can be found. Locals dine after prayers, families gather for shared meals, and recipes are passed down naturally, not written in books but practiced daily 🥢 Shunde food does not rely on complexity or heavy flavors. Instead, it highlights the natural taste of ingredients through careful techniques developed over generations. This approach has quietly shaped Cantonese cuisine worldwide, making Shunde not just a place to eat, but a place where food culture is lived. For travelers, combining Shunde’s landmarks with its cuisine offers a deeper understanding of why this city is considered a culinary origin point. Here, every dish is connected to its surroundings — history, people, and place — turning each meal into a cultural experience. ✨ #travel2026 #shunde

Foshan is a city full of ancient charm and vibrant local life. It is both the hometown of martial arts and a famous food city. Remember to set aside a day during your holiday for Foshan, to experience the festive atmosphere, watch the lion dance leap, and bring home good luck. Ancestral Temple Lion Dance 🦁 Showtimes: Three shows on weekdays at 10:00, 14:15, and 15:30. If you take the subway and want to visit the Ancestral Temple first, be sure to catch the 10:00 show early. Or if you drive 🚗, start your check-in from Liang Garden. Suggested Route ⬇️ Liang Garden ➠ Kuaizi Road ➠ Foshan Flower Wall ➠ Furui Road ➠ Lingnan Tiandi ➠ Ancestral Temple ➠ Qian Deng Lake (Citizen Square Light Show / Denghu West Street Night Market) “Foshan” Landmark Check-in Points ⬇️ 🚩 Foshan Flower Wall 🚩 Kuaizi Road · infinite 🚩 Lingnan Tiandi · Jian’s Square 🚩 Ancestral Temple Outer Wall · Mengye Station Travel Tips ⬇️ 🔻 Ancestral Temple ticket 🎫 20 RMB/person, 08:30-18:00 Reserve seats early on holidays; the front row in front of the Huang Feihong Memorial Hall is great for interacting with the lion dance with small red envelopes 🧧 🔻 Liang Garden ticket 🎫 10 RMB/person, 09:00-17:00, free on Saturdays 🔻 Kuaizi Road is full of festive vibes, perfect for shopping for New Year goods and taking photos 🔻 If driving, park near Liang Garden and walk all the way to the Ancestral Temple, then visit Qian Deng Lake at night for the light show and night market Food 🍲 For lunch, I had a very special congee hotpot at Lingnan Tiandi, perfect for warming up in winter 🥘 with a dazzling variety of fresh ingredients you can see 😍 For dinner, I tried Foshan’s old-brand Cantonese cuisine, popular with many locals lining up to eat. I had three bowls of snail meat congee, absolutely loved it 😊 At night, don’t forget to go to Qian Deng Lake Citizen Square for the light show, with shows at 20:15 and 21:15. Then stroll to Denghu West Street for a lively snack night market street, very bustling and fun!

Da Men Gong Xiao Gong Guan is a Cantonese dim sum restaurant located in Shunde, Foshan, renowned for its authentic Shunde-style morning tea and Cantonese stir-fry dishes. Nestled in Tianxin Village, Balu Second Street No. 6, in the Damen community, the restaurant exudes a nostalgic Lingnan charm. It is often described as a hidden gem in the village, perfect for local gatherings or tourist visits. The restaurant is conveniently located at Balu Second Street No. 6, Tianxin Village, Damen Community, with nearby attractions such as Shunfengshan Park, OCT Harbour Plus, and Qinghui Garden, making it an ideal spot to combine dining with sightseeing. It gets quite busy on weekends, so you might need to wait for a table. The signature dishes here are highly recommended. The Secret Sauce Baked Giant Prawns are cooked with a special sauce, resulting in firm and bouncy prawn meat with flavorful shells. The cooking method is similar to stir-baking. The Black Pepper Butter Baked Razor Clams from Beihai are baked with butter and black pepper, offering a fresh and aromatic taste. Though baked, it can be considered a variation of stir-fry in a broader sense. The Signature Roast Chicken boasts an enticing golden color, with the honey glaze being the highlight of the dish, delivering an exceptional taste that is worth trying. For those craving authentic Shunde cuisine, this is a must-visit spot!

📅 Itinerary Day 1: Ronggui Fisherman's Wharf 🏨 Accommodation Recommendation Find a seaside hotel with a river view to relax for the night, and explore Shunde at a leisurely pace the next day! (There are several hotel options nearby, so it's recommended to book early~) 🍴 Food Recommendation For dinner, you must try Shunde's local dishes—Fengcheng Fish Skin, Shunde Fish Cake, and Fried Milk, each one is so tempting! Later at night, have some fish skin as a midnight snack—sooo good! At night, Fisherman's Wharf turns into a food paradise, with signboards and advertisements everywhere, making it easy to find a restaurant you love 🤤 📌 Useful Tips Drive from Shenzhen in the afternoon, and you'll arrive at Fisherman's Wharf by evening. Although it's crowded, it won't stop you from taking great photos! Snap away and capture the essence of Shunde—whether it's the signboards, night lights, close-up and distant architecture, everything is super photogenic 😍 It's recommended to focus on spots near the sea for the best views. The night scenery and signboards enhance the nighttime vibe of Shunde, making it easy to get stunning photos 🙏 📍 Basic Information Ronggui Fisherman's Wharf Address: Fisherman's Wharf, Ronggui Street, Shunde District, Foshan City Opening Hours: Open year-round (Most food shops generally operate until around 10 PM) The night is truly relaxing, perfect for dining or photography—stay tuned for more Shunde itinerary sharing next time!

🌃 Accommodation Experience: 🏠 Treehouse Hotel ✨ Must-Visit Attractions: 🌟 Ancient Village with over 600 years of history: Bishui Bay (China's Historic and Cultural Village) 🌟 Ancient Architecture Complex: Qifu New Village (Guangdong Provincial Cultural Heritage Site) 🌟 Natural Hot Springs: Hot Spring Resort (One of Guangdong's Four Major Hot Springs) 🌟 Green Vegetation: Changlu Farm (National AAAAA Tourist Attraction) 🌟 Specialty Foods: Shawan Ginger Milk Custard, Xinhui Tangerine Peel Cake, Longmen Rice Noodles ✨ Must-Do Activities: 🌟 Hot Spring Tour: Changlu Farm 🌟 Ancient Village Stroll: Bishui Bay 🌟 Green Wonderland: Changlu Farm 🌟 Explore Historical Sites: Qifu New Village 🌟 Hot Spring Relaxation: Qifu Banshan Hot Spring

With a little one at home, I wanted to create a dreamy and cozy kids' room~ So I came to the Louvre at Foshan Furniture City to check out children's furniture. As rumored, it’s truly a great place to take kids out! No need to go abroad, just come to the Louvre to enjoy a grand indoor European-style hall, with ancient Greek and Roman columns, neoclassical style, Baroque style, and a mix of different architectural styles all combined! It’s really perfect for photo ops and check-ins~ Right at Constellation Plaza on the 5th floor of Zone C Here’s a guide for taking kids out and photo spots to save: 1⃣: Star Ring Island on the 5th floor of Zone A, recommended spiral staircase 2⃣: Constellation Plaza on the 5th floor of Zone C 3⃣: Indoor chair tower on the 1st floor of Zone D, outdoor parrot chair Children’s furniture is on the 6th floor of Zone D, featuring a variety of kids’ living spaces, truly eye-catching and loved by the little ones~ There are bunk beds with slides that kids love, and even kids’ rooms with climbing walls! The products come with nationally recognized standards, and have Q Mark environmental certification. The sales assistant said: choosing solid wood or pure solid wood means no worries about formaldehyde! Location: Louvre International Furniture Expo Center Admission: Free Parking: Free Hours: 9:00 AM - 6:30 PM Transportation: Just search for Louvre on your navigation