[2025 Guangzhou Attraction] Travel Guide for Baomo Garden (Updated Oct)

Hey guys, listen up! I just got back from battling the spring crowds in Guangzhou.😤 A local expert taught me a thing or two, and these tips can save you $500 in tourist traps and 3 hours of waiting in line! (Includes secret drone spots + route optimization) 🌸Flower Viewing Traps - The Good and The Bad ⚠️Haizhu Wetland Cherry Blossom Forest ❌Don't go on weekends! Security guards use megaphones to shoo people away. You won't be able to take any photos. ✅Secret passage: Enter through the south gate and go around to the second phase to find your own private cherry blossom valley (the north gate has been taken over by tour groups). ⚠️South China Botanical Garden ❌The greenhouse ticket is a $50 rip-off! Magnolia flowers can be photographed for free in the Cycad Garden. ✅Pro tip: Bring a reflector! Use it to bounce light when the tree shadows are dappled, and you'll instantly glow. ⚠️Dongshankou Trumpet Creeper Wall ❌Miaoqian West Street is dangerous with mixed pedestrian and vehicle traffic! Head to Qiming Avenue for the same flower wall with no crowds. ✅Prop tip: Buy oranges at the nearby market for $3 to use as photo props.🍊 🌸Transportation Traps ⚠️Waiting an hour for the cable car at Baiyun Mountain Peach Blossom Valley? Hike up the mountain from the west gate at 6:30 am to have the whole peach forest to yourself. ⚠️Don't buy tickets for the cherry blossoms at Baomo Garden! Wear Hanfu and enter the neighboring Yuyin Garden for free. ⚠️Don't lay your picnic blanket too close to the cosmos flowers on Ersha Island! There's a 99% chance the sprinklers will go off. (My camera almost died.) 📸Photography Fails ⚠️Flying a drone near the kapok tree on Lingyuan West Road will get you yelled at by the uncles! Use a 70-200mm lens from across the street. ⚠️Don't squat down low to photograph the poppies at Haixinsha! Security will appear within 10 seconds to chase you away. (Sneaky tip: Pretend to tie your shoes and snap a quick photo.) ✅Killer angle for the yellow tabebuia at Zhou Tou Zui: Stand on the overpass and capture the traffic + flowers. Be ready to run if the traffic police show up. 🍜Local Secrets ✅After taking photos at Xiaogang Park, head straight to **Shunying Snack Shop** for a $3 bowl of pig's blood soup—the perfect stomach warmer. ✅Secret code for the grandmas at Luhu Park: "I want the bottom of the bowl" to get the essence of the kapok flower stew. ✅Hidden gem at Haizhu Lake: Rent an electric car to go around the lake (bargain down to $30/hour). 💡Survival Guide 1️⃣Bring a folding stool! Essential for low-angle flower shots (rentals are $20/hour). 2️⃣Pack alcohol wipes! Lifesavers for allergy sufferers. 3️⃣Wear waterproof shoes! All parks have automatic sprinklers in the morning. 4️⃣Beware of "free flowers"! Some people in Dongshankou try to force you to buy them for $20/stem. 🌸Secret Itinerary for Busy Bees 6:00 am: Capture the misty magic at Baiyun Mountain Peach Blossom Valley. 8:30 am: Photograph the glowing magnolias at South China Botanical Garden. 10:00 am: Capture the orange cascade at Qiming Avenue in Dongshankou. 12:00 pm: Enjoy rice noodles under the bauhinia blossoms at Xiaogang Park. 2:00 pm: Cherry blossom extravaganza at Haizhu Wetland (south gate). 4:00 pm: Relax and watch kites fly with the cosmos flowers on Ersha Island. The kapok trees are starting to bloom! Save this guide and tag your photography buddy!📸 The next post will be "Shenzhen Flower Show Pitfalls Guide." 2,000 likes, and I'll stay up all night working on it!💥

🌸When will the cherry blossoms be in full bloom? I will take a leisurely stroll around the branches. The cherry blossoms in Baomo Garden are in full bloom. If you miss it, you will have to wait another year❗️ Best time to enjoy cherry blossoms: mid to late March❗️ The cherry blossom season is short, so you need to pay attention to the blooming period👋🏻 📸Guide to must-take photos 1️⃣Overhead shot of the Purple Ribbon Bridge ✔️Stand in the middle of the bridge and take a bird's-eye view of the cherry blossom forest, using the bridge railing as the foreground, and you'll instantly get a sense of ancient style! 2️⃣ Reflection of Jubao Lake ✔️Squat down and take pictures of cherry blossoms + lake reflections, and create symmetrical composition in seconds! 3️⃣Along the River During the Qingming Festival Cultural Wall Cherry blossoms and murals are in the same frame, full of literary and artistic feeling! Lie sideways and look up to pretend to look at the flowers, and capture the atmosphere~ 4️⃣ Rose Garden Corner Stone Steps Cherry blossoms are intertwined with white walls and green tiles. Wearing Hanfu and holding an oil-paper umbrella to take a picture of your back, it feels like traveling through time! 🚦Transportation: 🚇Metro: Take Line 3, Shiqiao Station, Exit B, and transfer to Bus No. 67 or take a taxi directly 🚘Self-driving: Navigate to Baomo Garden, there is a parking space at the door 💡Tips: ✅During the Cherry Blossom Festival at Baomo Garden, there are a lot of people. In the morning, there are tour groups and various groups of middle-aged women. It is recommended to enter the park during the week or in the afternoon to avoid peak visits. ✅Sisters who want to feed koi can buy fish food near the parking lot, 1️⃣ yuan per bag, 10 yuan per bag in the scenic area👀 ✅After entering the door, there is a shop that rents Hanfu and Mamian skirts. If you like taking pictures, you can rent them here. ✅Discounted tickets can be purchased online before 8️⃣:30 on the day 🌷Nearby attractions include Shawan Ancient Town, Zinitang Cultural and Creative Park, Fengjian Water Town and other attractions, which are very suitable for a day trip. #Outing and flower viewing place#Baomo Garden cherry blossoms#Guangzhou itinerary

It was a trip to Guangzhou, China 🇨🇳 I highly recommend dedicating some time to visit the charming ancient towns nearby. We had the chance to explore several places, each offering a unique glimpse into history, culture, and beautiful photo opportunities 📸 We began our journey at Xiguan, a historic neighborhood famous for its traditional Cantonese architecture 🏘️ The narrow lanes, ancient houses with their distinct red bricks, and wooden carvings make for incredible photographs 📸 The best time to visit is in the early morning or late afternoon, as the sunlight ✨ casts a golden hue over the old buildings, enhancing the architectural beauty. We wandered through the winding streets, stopping to capture details of the intricate doorways and window frames. 📍Xiguan, Liwan District, Guangzhou We also took a stroll to Shamian Island, a peaceful area that retains the charm of colonial-era buildings. The island is dotted with European-style villas and tree-lined streets 🌳 that look stunning at any time of day. However, for the best light ✨ we recommend visiting in the late afternoon when the sun is lower in the sky, casting soft shadows and adding warmth to your photos. 🙌Shamian Island, Liwan District, Guangzhou We also headed to Baomo Garden 🌺 a tranquil spot just outside Guangzhou. The garden is filled with traditional Lingnan architecture, winding pathways, koi-filled ponds, and lush greenery 🌱 We spent a few hours here, marveling at the beauty of the pavilions and the blooming lotus flowers 💐 Early mornings or just before sunset are ideal for capturing the perfect shot of the delicate flowers and the intricate structures. The quiet atmosphere made it feel like we had stepped back in time 🙌 📍Baomo Garden, Panyu District, Guangzhou This itinerary combines historical exploration with plenty of opportunities to snap some unforgettable pictures 📸 Whether you’re photographing traditional architecture, colonial buildings, or serene gardens, Guangzhou and its nearby ancient towns offer a rich tapestry of sights to explore 🙌🙌🙌 #ancienttownvibes #travel #family

We were super happy with our itinerary—probably the most successful family trip we’ve ever had! Here’s our actual itinerary for Guangzhou: • Day 1: Arrive – Mehood Liz Hotel (near the airport) • Day 2: Check-in at CityNote Hotel – Guangdong Museum – Haixinsha – Dafosi Temple • Day 3: Nanyue King Museum – Yuxi Study – Massage – Shopping at Beijing Road • Day 4: Guangzhou Art Museum – Yiyuan South Road – Canton Tower – Shopping at Beijing Road • Day 5: Yongqingfang – Zhongshuge Bookstore – Movie at Ping’an Grand Theater – Cantonese Opera Museum – Moon Bridge – Bruce Lee’s Former Residence • Day 6: Baomo Garden – Shopping at Beijing Road • Day 7: Dafosi Temple – Beijing Road – Airport How to Plan a Great Itinerary? Honestly, it’s not about reading countless travel guides or making endless plans. The key is to constantly remind yourself of the purpose of this trip! When traveling with family, the most important thing is spending time together. Skipping or adding a sightseeing spot doesn’t really matter. If you’re traveling for sightseeing and photo ops, go with friends instead. When traveling with parents, comfort is the priority. Even for us younger ones, too much running around gets exhausting and frustrating, which ruins the mood. Key Guangzhou Attractions • Landmarks: Canton Tower, Sacred Heart Cathedral, Dafosi Temple • Musical Fountain: Haixinsha • Tourist Hotspots: Yongqingfang • Shopping: Beijing Road, major malls • Cultural Sites: Chen Clan Ancestral Hall, Guangdong Museum, Art Museum, Nanyue King Museum, Shamian Island So, how should you plan your itinerary? Just focus on these 3 things: ✅ Weather ✅ Mood on that day ✅ Everyone’s energy levels 👉 Next up: Travel Hacks & Food Recommendations! The best guide is coming! #Favouriteltinerary #familytravel #guangzhouhotels #travel #guangzhou

It was a trip to Guangzhou, China with family. For our second trip to Guangzhou, we sought out quieter, less crowded destinations perfect for photography 📸 These hidden gems offered a more intimate glimpse into the city’s culture and charm ✨ We visited Yuntai Garden early in the morning ☀️ when the flowers 💐 were in full bloom, and the crowds were minimal. This tranquil garden is a photographer’s haven with vibrant floral displays, stone pathways, and a peaceful atmosphere. We recommend arriving right after opening hours to capture the serene beauty 🙌 📍Baiyun Mountain South Road, Baiyun District, Guangzhou Then we explored Xiguan Antique Street felt like stepping back in time. This lesser-known area offers traditional Lingnan-style houses 🏘️ antique shops, and old tea 🍵 houses. The quiet streets are perfect for candid shots and architectural details. Visiting in the afternoon ensures softer light for photos 📸 📍No. 109 Enning Road, Liwan District, Guangzhou We also strolled through Haizhu Lake Park, a peaceful retreat away from the city’s bustle. The shimmering lake and lantern-lit pathways provided stunning reflections and a calm ambiance. It’s an excellent spot for capturing Guangzhou’s natural beauty 🙌 📍Haizhu District, Guangzhou Baomo Garden, located outside the city center, was a highlight of our trip ✨ We arrived in the morning to enjoy the tranquil koi ponds, elegant pavilions, and intricate carvings without the crowds. The garden’s blend of nature and traditional architecture makes it a top spot for photographers seeking unique perspectives 📸 📍Zini Village, Shawan Town, Panyu District, Guangzhou We also explored Ersha Island in the afternoon, a quiet haven known for its art museums, scenic river views, and green spaces 🌱 It’s a great spot for minimalist photos with clean lines and a calm backdrop of the Pearl River. The late afternoon light adds a warm glow to your shots 📸 📍Ersha Island, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou Lastly, we ended our day at a quiet viewpoint near Liede Bridge. This spot offered unobstructed views of the bridge and the Pearl River, illuminated by city lights. It’s less crowded compared to other city viewpoints, making it perfect for long-exposure photography 😍😍 📍Near Liede Avenue, Tianhe District, Guangzhou Enjoy a tranquil escape in Guangzhou while capturing its quieter, photogenic treasures 🙌🙌🙌 #chinatrip #Vacation #travel

#Playful Traveler 🏡The garden is full of intertwined branches and leaves, flowing water under small bridges, pavilions, fish leaping and birds singing...🌲The entire landscape garden is full of ancient Lingnan architectural style. The giant brick carvings at the main entrance are majestic and luxurious. If you look closely, you will find that the three-dimensional garden is very large. The design of each scenic spot is very attentive. Beautiful and lively koi can be seen everywhere in the water🐟. It is antique and very ventilated. Many places are equipped with chairs. It is a scenic spot suitable for men, women, young and old. It is so beautiful that you can't help but take crazy photos📷

The sky blue is waiting for the misty rain, and the lotus flowers in Bao Mo Garden of Guangzhou are waiting for you "Endless green lotus leaves reaching to the sky, lotus blossoms in the sun are uniquely red" provides a shooting background that, paired with traditional Chinese Hanfu costumes, creates a distinctive Chinese style for the summer. Besides taking photos, you can also enjoy the large-scale landscape live performance - "He Yi Sheng Xiao". If you have enough time, you can combine it with a day trip including Nan Yue Garden (next to it), and Shawan Ancient Town on the way. Shawan Ancient Town is free to visit, and there's only a charge for exhibitions. Nan Yue Garden also has live performances - "Step by Step Lotus". Bao Mo Garden, Shawan Town, Panyu District, Guangzhou

Bao Mo Garden is really crowded on weekends!! This time, a weekday trip turned out to be a lucky break for me. Reservation tips: Tickets for Bao Mo Garden can be purchased on various platforms~ Bao Mo Garden, as the residence of the Bao family in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China, is too vast! It combines Qing official culture, Lingnan horticulture, Lingnan ancient architecture, characteristics of the Pearl River Delta water towns, and a collection of artistic masterpieces from ancient and modern times~ The ancient buildings and gardens in the park are ingeniously integrated, with corridors connecting the whole garden. More than thirty stone bridges span over the picturesque rivers and lakes, with a hundred thousand koi fish turning the waters into a sea of red waves, making the water scenery truly exceptional. The entire Bao Mo Garden is a palace of garden art, where you can enjoy the beauty of Lingnan gardens, absorb national culture, and broaden your horizons. Zhao Tailai Art Palace Each collection piece is very large. The Maitreya Buddha and the seated statue of Guan Yu on the first floor are truly awe-inspiring. The second floor features bronze, jade, ceramic, and other artistic works. Linghou Xianshou The gilded monkey sculpture + the decoration of the Water Curtain Cave inside Under the sunlight, it shines with golden brilliance. Lotus Pond In the center, there is a golden Guanyin statue. The entire pond is filled with green lotuses, looking like a huge piece of green jade. Qingming Riverside Scene Porcelain Mural Deservedly listed in the Guinness World Records as the most

#cherryblossom2024 🌸 March in Guangzhou is stunning, with a romantic spring atmosphere permeating the entire city. If you want to appreciate both cherry blossoms and the beauty of Lingnan architecture, don't miss out on this precious ink garden. Baomo Garden was built during the Qing Dynasty, with pavilions, towers, small bridges, flowing water, ancient trees and flower beds scattered in every corner of the garden area, as well as koi and tourist boats wandering on the lake. Everywhere is ancient and fragrant, it is truly a must visit place for traveling to Panyu, Guangzhou. And at the beginning of the annual Sakura Festival, this is a great time to come and play here! 🕕 Opening hours: 08:30-17:30 (Monday to Sunday) People play for about 2 hours 🚇 Address: Baomoyuan Subway, Panyu District, Guangzhou City Line 3 "Shiqiao Station Exit B" Turn to "67 Bus" or take a taxi directly. 🚗 self driving: Navigation Baomoyuan is available, there is a parking space at the entrance.

🌸 The annual Han-style Cherry Blossom Festival is here! It's in Panyu's Bao Mo Garden 😜~ Built in the late Qing Dynasty, this place is like a mini Suzhou garden with gold leaf 😍, a palace of garden art 👑. 🏮 Not to mention the ancient trees and exotic flowers, there are also tons of koi and Chaozhou wood carvings to admire 🐠~ The park features green tiles and white walls, red pillars and green corridors, pavilions and towers, cobblestone alleys, rippling blue waves, full of ancient charm 🤩! 🌺 There are cherry blossoms in spring, lotus flowers in summer, and now is the peak bloom of cherry blossoms 🌸. The park will hold the Cherry Blossom Hanfu Festival on March 9th 🎀, when many Hanfu enthusiasts will come to enjoy the flowers and take photos 📷, feed the koi in the park, and every shot is a scene of ancient style 📸. For those who like Hanfu, it's simply wonderful 😄! The Han-style Cherry Blossom Festival is held every year when the cherry blossoms bloom 🤗~ 📍Attraction: Bao Mo Garden 📍Address: Dong'an Road, Zini Village, Shawan Town, Panyu District ⏰Opening Hours: 08:30-17:30 ⏰Best Viewing Period: Mid to late March 💰Ticket Price: 48 yuan 🚇Transportation: Take a taxi from Exit B of Shiqiao station on Metro Line 3 (Parking is free, self-driving is recommended 🅿)

/ Recently, Guangzhou's redbuds, yellow bells, cherry blossoms, and rapeseed flowers have all bloomed one after another, and every day I am flooded with all kinds of 💐 pyq. Guangzhou is really romantic. . Today I recommend a treasure place The cherry blossoms have quietly bloomed The Cherry Blossom Festival🌸 will also open tomorrow (3.2)~ / The Lingnan-style architecture here is combined with cherry blossoms, which is antique. There are many works of art in the park, including pottery sculptures, brick carvings, stone carvings, wood carvings, and a Guinness World Record-winning painting, Along the River During the Qingming Festival. . In addition to cherry blossoms, other attractions worth visiting include: Qingxin Pavilion, Zidong Boat, Longtu Pavilion, Qianxiang Corridor, etc. / Best time to view cherry blossoms: early March to late March📅 ‼ ️The cherry blossom season is short, so you need to pay attention to the blooming period . Other nearby attractions include: Nanyue Garden, Shawan Ancient Town and Zini Hall . Nearby food: The ginger milk, fish skin corners and fish skin at the entrance of the park are all good, 20💰➕ per person / 📍Geographical location: Baomo Garden, Shawan Town, Panyu District, Guangdong Province 🚗Transportation: It is recommended to drive by yourself, parking is convenient

🌿Baomo Garden is the residence of Prime Minister Bao built in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China, integrating the Qing Palace culture Lingnan gardens and antique buildings, Pearl River Delta water town characteristics, ancient and modern art masterpieces A large-scale garden art palace in Guangzhou🏯 👣Walking in the garden, you can enjoy the ancient pavilions, bridges and flowing water. The pottery sculptures, porcelain sculptures, stone carvings and wood carvings in the park are exquisite and rich, which is amazing! 🌳The ingenious layout of the ancient buildings and gardens in the park makes the whole park surrounded by corridors. More than 30 stone bridges span the beautiful lake, and thousands of koi fish swim in the water. The water view of the waves is a must-see 🐟 Game guide: ✨Bao Mo Tang☞A portrait of Bao Zheng is hung in the middle of the hall, and two trees in front of the hall🌳 The tree is nearly a hundred years old, and there are stone sculptures in the pond: a 🐢, a 🐍, and a white crane 🦅 ✨Zidongfang☞A boat-shaped building standing in the lake, magnificent and magnificent Antique, the interior and exterior decorations are all precious teak👍 ✨Purple Belt Bridge☞The exquisitely crafted nine-hole stone arch bridge, with the Purple Cave Boat next to it They complement each other and the photo is so beautiful! ✨Zhao Laitai Art Museum☞The museum displays a large number of bronze, stone and ceramic artifacts Wood carvings, stone carvings, paintings, calligraphy and other ancient and modern Chinese and foreign artworks are shocking! ✨Lotus Pond☞There is a golden Guanyin in the center The entire pond is full of summer lotus flowers, which make the Guanyin look particularly beautiful! ✨The Qingming Festival Riverside Scene Porcelain Mural☞ was listed in the Guinness World Records👍 The craftsmanship of porcelain craftsmen is exquisite and detailed, which makes people admire it again and again! 📌If you have enough time, don’t miss the boat ride! You can feed koi fish up close while boating on the lake in Baomo Garden🐟 It feels so special💫 🏠Bao Mo Garden 📍Zini Village, Shawan Town, Panyu District, Guangzhou 🕰Opening hours: 08:30-17:30 (ticket sales stop at 17:00) 💰Tickets: Online ticket purchase ￥48 On-site ticket purchase ￥54 #OverseasTravel #GreaterBayAreaAttractions #Good place for family #Guangzhou attractions #Good holiday place

Baomo garden in the Panyu district of Guangzhou is a beautiful and peaceful retreat from the city. The garden features an abundance of big ponds filled with fish, a rose garden, various old trees and traditional chinese style buildings to gaze at while you meander around. There is a restaurant on site and plenty of little shops just outside the gate. Prices were around 50rmb per adult and it closes at 5pm / 5.30 for exiting the grounds. We went late in the afternoon. There weren’t many people and the sun was beginning to set which added to the beauty 😍 if pictures are your thing then id suggest going at this time 😍 #beautiful #garden to #Roam #urbanexplorer #yearofrabbit

Baomo Garden is located in Panyu District, Guangzhou City. It has the characteristics of a water town in the Pearl River Delta and is a large-scale Lingnan cultural landscape garden. The cherry blossoms in the park are in full bloom, making it a great place to enjoy the sights. In addition to enjoying the flowers, you can also appreciate the Lingnan ancient buildings and Lingnan garden art. #Overseas Travel #Gardens

Baomoyuan is like a classical Chinese garden on steroids. If Suzhou has the Humble Administrator's Garden, this might be the Ostentatious Plenipotentiary's Garden. Besides being very large, it has some rather untraditional elements, like tackily lit grottoes and a children's wading pool. For the most part, though, it follows the conventions of classical architecture and design. Highlights include exquisite haut relief carvings, a vibrant rose garden and hundreds of colourful koi fish. Located on the outskirts of Panyu District, Guangzhou, a visit here could be combined with a trip to nearby Daliang in Shunde, Foshan or Shawan Old Town in Panyu. A combination ticket is available for Baomoyuan and the neighbouring Nanyueyuan 南粤苑, another garden. #qingmingtravel #urbanexplorer #lightthecity #guangzhou #garden #classical #architecture #photography #springblossoms

Baomo scenic area, Baomo garden. Another one of the most famous gardens in Guangdong province, also located in Guangzhou. The trip from city center requires the time , but it worth to visit it. The garden transforms the mind taking you into meditation. There are so many places just to take a sit and think or do not think simply enjoying the being. #holidayvacation#wintergetaway#staycation#tripinspired

【Discover the Stunning Ancient-Style Garden】 Another must-visit reason when you come to Guangzhou! Baomo Garden truly amazed me💫 Address: No. 88 Dong'an Road, Zini Village, Shawan Town, Panyu District, Guangzhou Opening Hours: 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM (Last entry at 4:00 PM) Ticket Price: 54 RMB/person 🎋【Highlights】 ✓ Exquisitely beautiful Chinese garden ✓ Antique-style corridors ✓ Small bridges and flowing water homes ✓ Lotus pond perfect for photos I was stunned at first sight! Pavilions, towers, carved beams, and painted rafters make you feel like you've traveled back to ancient times🤩 I recommend wearing Hanfu for photos; every shot looks like an ancient-style masterpiece!📸 🏮【Experience】 This is truly a hidden escape I discovered in Guangzhou! Stroll along the forest paths, listen to the babbling water, and you might encounter the "lucky koi" in the pond🏮 It’s so soothing for the soul—completely different from the fast-paced city life, perfect for those wanting to relax and unwind💆‍♀️ ✨【Tips for Visiting】 ✓ Wearing light-colored clothes or Hanfu makes for better photos ✓ Enter through the south gate and exit through the north gate for the smoothest route ✓ The lotus pond is most beautiful from June to August ✓ Remember to bring mosquito repellent

Touch the koi fish's head, and you won't worry about anything✨ Come to Baomo Garden to experience the romance of this Lingnan water town!🎐 💫Travel Tips: ▫️Must-visit spots Jubao Bridge (popular water photo spot📸) Jubao Pavilion (essence of Lingnan architecture🏯) Yule Pond (you can catch and feed fish🐠 super relaxing) Purple Bamboo Garden (bamboo forest path with great ambiance🎋) ▫️Must-see exhibits Porcelain relief sculpture "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" (a masterpiece that took 3 years to complete❗) Giant brick carving "Blooming and Harmonious Wall" (representative of Lingnan brick carving💯) Zhao Tailai Art Palace (exhibits many antique artworks🔮) 📌Practical Information: 📍Address: Zini Village, Shawan Town, Panyu District, Guangzhou 🚌Transportation: - Metro Line 3 Shiqiao Station, transfer to bus Fan 67 - Drive and navigate to "Baomo Garden," parking fee 10 RMB/time 💰Tickets: Adult 54 RMB (48 RMB online) Discount ticket 28 RMB (children under 1.2 meters free) ⏰Opening Hours: 8:30-17:00 🌟Travel Tips: 1. Wearing Hanfu for photos is super photogenic! 2. Remember to bring coins to make wishes; the koi here are very lucky 3. You can swim and play in the water in summer 4. The snack shops inside the garden are reasonably priced and worth trying 📸Photo Tips: The fewest people enter at 9 AM The light and shadow are most beautiful at 4 PM Remember to bring extra power banks!

Time to discover the best of Guangzhou — an epic blend of shopping, stunning architecture, and mouthwatering food 🌇🛍️🍜! If you want a trip that’s got cutting-edge sights and classic parks (plus eats your wallet will thank you for), follow this 4-day plan: Day 1: Start with Haixinsha Square (广东省广州市天河区珠江西路1号, open all day) for riverside city views and vibrant urban vibes. Then, stroll over Haixin Bridge (广东省广州市越秀区晴波路, 07:00-23:00) for stunning sunset pics and a taste of Guangzhou’s modern marvels. Day 2: Dive into the past at Nanyue Court (Dachuangang, Zini Village, Shawan Town, Panyu District, 08:30-17:30, ¥50 entrance). The place oozes Lingnan charm — think Chinese architecture surrounded by lush gardens. Snap pic-worthy details, especially if the weather’s Chinese courtyard-vibes, sunny or not. Day 3: Foodies, it’s your day! Hit Wu Cai Ji Noodle Restaurant (岭南街道大同路和隆里20号) for bowls of cheap, authentic noodles. Then wander Temple Street (10 Dongdi Second Road), where tradition meets urban buzz; you’ll spot Christmas lights, market bustle, and chances to witness indoor worship and local exhibitions. Day 4: Chill out at Baomo Garden, famous for classical Chinese landscaping and breathtaking water views. Perfect for zen moments or if you’re a fan of close-up shots of intricate buildings. Pro Tips: Getting Around: Metro rides are super efficient here. Grab a metro card for top savings and convenience. Food: Don’t skip the cheap snacks near Temple Street! For upscale dining, try riverfront places near Haixinsha at night. Extra: Most indoor spots have shelter from sudden rain (which happens a lot in summer), so don’t let drizzle kill your plans. ATMs are everywhere, and most places take mobile pay. #GuangzhouAdventures #ChineseArchitecture #CityViews #guangzhou #streetfood

Guangzhou is where East meets West and modern skyscrapers stand beside colonial gems 🌁🏛️ If you’re looking to explore a city with epic contrasts, Guangzhou won’t let you down—even if you’re dodging crowds during national holidays! Here’s my hit list for must-see spots: Canton Tower (No.222 West Yuejiang Road, Zhuhai District): Skip the usual skyline—this mega-tall beauty gives you wild views from its observation decks. Open daily, till 22:30; ticket: ¥135. Insanely photogenic, especially in the misty, rainy weather! Pro tip: Go early or late to avoid tourist rush. Sha Mian (No.53-54 Shabei North St, Liwan District): Stroll among leafy avenues and Western-style architecture, perfect for Instagram and history buffs. Open all day, so grab coffee and slow-walk the tree-lined streets. Haixin Bridge (晴波路, Yuexiu): A modern city icon connecting green parks and river scenery! Warning: during holidays it’s a crowd magnet, so visit early morning or catch the night lights after 9pm. Baomo Garden (Dachuangang, Ziyan Village, Shawan Town, Panyu): Traditional Chinese structures set in lush gardens—ideal for a cultural breather. Open 8:30–17:00, ticket: ¥54. Nature and architecture lovers, don’t miss the koi ponds! Getting around: Metro is the GOAT for hopping attractions (fast, clean, cheap). Use trip.com for ticketing and local tips. Eats: Try dim sum at local tea restaurants near Sha Mian, or grab spicy street snacks near Canton Tower. And I highly recommend taking a stroll along the embankment in the evening, it offers incredible views of the city. National holiday hack: Popular spots (like Haixin Bridge) get jam-packed—hit them off-peak, or plan detours for quieter garden strolls. #GuangzhouViews #CantonTower #HiddenChina #TravelTips #tripdotcom#ChinaTrip #BudgetTravel #deliciousfood

Step into a classical wonderland at Baomo Garden 🌸🏯✨ This legendary spot in Panyu District, Guangzhou, lets you escape urban hustle and immerse in exquisite Lingnan architecture, shimmering ponds filled with koi, and ultra-pretty pavilions—picture-perfect at every turn! Begin your stroll right from the grand entrance and follow the curving stone pathways. Hit the must-dos: linger at the detailed mosaic halls, cross iconic bridges, and get up close to the intricate dragon sculptures for good luck snaps. Don’t miss trying local dim sum at the teahouse inside—the traditional snacks pair perfectly with lush garden views! For Insta-worthy shots, aim for the lotus pond reflections (morning light is pure magic✨), the arched "broken bridge," and the ornate stone gateways. You’ll have endless backgrounds of willow trees, Tang Dynasty motifs, and waterside corridors that basically scream “timeless China.” My tip: Baomo’s blend of classic gardens and elaborate wall carvings totally lives up to the hype if you love traditional artistry! Plan for at least 2 hours to take it slow, smell the blooms, and catch koi feeding sessions—watch out for fish crowds around midday! Wear comfy shoes (lots of cobbled paths) and carry a small umbrella in case of surprise drizzle. Best visiting window? Early mornings for peace, cooler temps, and zero tour groups. Remember, last admission is 16:50 sharp. #Guangzhou #BaomoGarden #TraditionalChina #TravelTips #GardenEscape

Guangzhou Baomo Garden: Ancient Charm Meets Modern Style, a Treasure of Lingnan Gardens Guangzhou Baomo Garden, located in Panyu District of Guangzhou, is a treasure of Lingnan gardens that attracts countless visitors with its unique architectural style and rich cultural connotations. Stepping into Baomo Garden feels like traveling through time, immersing yourself in a wonderful world full of ancient charm and modern atmosphere. The garden design of Baomo Garden is ingenious, skillfully blending the scenery of Lingnan water towns with modern garden art. Traditional garden elements such as ponds, rockeries, pavilions, and long corridors harmonize with exquisite Lingnan architectural arts like stone carvings, wood carvings, and porcelain carvings. As you stroll through the garden, you will be captivated by the lifelike wood and porcelain carvings, each detail revealing the craftsman’s ingenuity and superb skills. One of the most distinctive buildings in Guangzhou Baomo Garden is "Zidong Chunhang" (Purple Cave Spring Voyage), a pavilion set against a backdrop of rockeries and streams, resembling a delicate ink painting. Standing inside the pavilion, you can overlook the entire garden and appreciate the poetic and picturesque scenery. Additionally, the "Liufang Bridge" within the garden is also a spot worth pausing at, with its beautifully carved floral patterns giving a quaint and antique feel. The seasonal scenery of Baomo Garden is uniquely charming. In spring, colorful flowers bloom on the flower beds and lawns, adding a splash of vibrant color to the garden; in summer, lush green leaves and clear ponds create a refreshing scene; in autumn, golden fallen leaves and red maple leaves dress the garden in a splendid outfit; in winter, the pure white snow and warm sunlight bring a sense of tranquility and peace to the garden. Guangzhou Baomo Garden is a Lingnan garden treasure that integrates landscaping, architecture, art, and culture. Here, you can experience the fusion of ancient charm and modern style and appreciate the unique allure of Lingnan culture. Whether for a leisurely stroll or family outings, Guangzhou Baomo Garden is an excellent choice. Here, you can leave behind the hustle and bustle of the city and quietly savor the wisdom and craftsmanship of the ancients.

#VisitGuangzhou Let’s go! This trip invites you to explore and check in at Baomo Garden, Guangzhou, an ancient garden that perfectly blends the beauty of nature with Chinese arts and culture. The atmosphere is very shady, surrounded by ponds with koi swimming around, arched stone bridges, and charming rows of ancient pavilions. The highlight here is the delicate Chinese garden design, with bonsai, carvings, and sculptures that contain auspicious meanings, making it a pleasant walk along the path. Inside, there is also a small museum displaying folk art and antiques, increasing knowledge alongside beautiful scenery. Tourists can find endless photo spots because every corner is filled with authentic Chinese atmosphere. It is a relaxing place, perfect for a leisurely stroll and making the most of your day in Guangzhou. #Travel #TripTravelChina #TravelChina #FlyTravelWithTrip #BeautifulPhotoDestinations #Attractions

#GuangzhouTravel This park is truly magnificent, filled with exquisite Southern Chinese architecture, designed intricately and beautifully from ancient times. Built during the late Qing Dynasty, it features a bridge over a pond filled with koi ponds. It's a perfect place to stroll and explore the park's romantic beauty and admire its architectural beauty. For those visiting Guangzhou who enjoy a quiet, relaxing atmosphere, I highly recommend this place. It's definitely worth a visit. #PublicPark #ChineseArchitecture

Baomei Garden is a very interesting public park and a 4A-level tourist attraction. It offers an atmosphere reminiscent of ancient southern China. In addition to exploring the park's pavilions, towers, and exhibition halls, visitors can also feed the koi fish. The koi fish in the garden are large and robust, and there are plenty of them, making the feeding experience incredibly relaxing. ♥️

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Baomo Garden in Guangzhou is an ancient Chinese garden in the Lingnan style, featuring pavilions, stone bridges, a large koi pond, and beautiful brick carvings. The garden offers a peaceful atmosphere, with seasonal flowers like cherry blossoms and lotuses. The garden is large and shady, offering many beautiful photo opportunities. There's also a Chinese costume rental shop for stunning photos. ⏰ Open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM. 🎟️ Admission is approximately 54 yuan. 🚃 Easy access via subway, bus, or taxi. #BaomoGarden #AncientChineseGarden #GuangzhouTravel #ChineseCulture #BeautifulGuangzhouGarden #TravelChina #LingnanStyle #TravelChina #ChineseNature

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuckyDeals Baomo Garden in Guangzhou is a traditional Chinese-style garden that combines beautiful architecture. The garden offers a shady and peaceful atmosphere, featuring ponds, arched bridges, pavilions, and a large koi pond. The intricate carvings are perfect for strolling, taking photos, and absorbing ancient Chinese culture. It's a must-see for lovers of beauty and history. There's also a clothing rental shop where you can take photos of the beautiful Chinese atmosphere. #BaomoGarden #BaomoGarden #GuangzhouTravel #GuangzhouTempleVisit #AncientChineseGarden #ChinaCulture #GuangzhouAttractions

#chinatravel Nanyue Garden, part of the Baomo Garden complex, opened in September 2009 and beautifully highlights the unique charm of Lingnan-style landscaping. Its standout feature is the exquisite carvings found throughout the garden—intricate gray sculptures, stone, brick, ceramic, and wood carvings adorn walls, beams, and archways. While showcasing Lingnan characteristics, the garden also integrates royal architectural elements, such as the distinctive yellow glazed tiles on the roofs, evoking a regal palace feel. Over 2,000 pieces of Chaozhou wood carvings, all gilded with over 10 kilograms of 24-karat gold, decorate 20 stunning buildings, blending craftsmanship with opulence. Though newly built, Nanyue Garden offers a rare, immersive experience of Lingnan culture that few other gardens in Guangdong can match. 📍Location: Nanyue Garden, Shawan Town, Panyu District, Guangdong 🚇 Transport: Drive, taxi, or metro + bus 🎫 Tickets: Single ticket 42 RMB, Baomo Garden combo 65 RMB 🕰 Opening Hours: 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM

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