Things to do in Wengyuan

temple half hour drive from county. about 260km away from guangzhou city. beautiful place with no entry fee. large compound that may need some time to walk through.

⭐Highly recommended! Wengyuan Cold Spring Beach truly lives up to its reputation as a summer retreat in Guangdong. Surrounded by mountains, the natural cold spring is crystal clear. The constant-temperature mountain spring water is refreshing and cooling. With separate sections for shallow and deep water, it's perfect for family water activities. The picturesque scenery makes it a top choice for a short summer getaway!

Visit Date: 2025-12-8 There are not many red leaves left to see at Lingnan Red Leaf World; only a handful remain, and the rest are almost completely withered! However, the bald cypress trees at a certain scenic spot (I forgot the name) that we visited by sightseeing bus were quite beautiful, and there were also many photo opportunities along the lake.

The environment was clean and comfortable, with a variety of hot spring pools and the water temperature was just right. After soaking, I felt completely relaxed and all my fatigue disappeared. The service was also very attentive; the staff were gentle and attentive to detail. Overall, a perfect experience, great value for money, I'll definitely come again next time, highly recommended!

Facilities: The water park equipment was great fun, and the kids loved it. Service: The staff at the hot spring area were very helpful, especially the receptionist, Ms. Zheng. We'll definitely bring the kids here again next time.

We spent a whole day at Zhuhai Chimelong Ocean Kingdom, and the venue was bigger than I expected. The sea lion theater was the first surprise. It wasn't just about the animals performing actions; it was a small theater built with colorful cartoon boats and a castle. Trainers in red uniforms guided the animals from the poolside, and the sea lions came up from the water to interact with the audience, with explanations interspersed throughout. The kids were completely engrossed. We spent the most time at the penguin exhibit. Looking through a whole glass wall, the water surface featured simulated ice and snow rock formations, and the penguins swam incredibly fast underwater, weaving in and out of the glass. We could see their black backs and white bellies as they flipped over, just like in documentaries. There were also informational panels inside explaining the penguins' habitats and habits. The underwater viewing window in the large display tank was also stunning. The water was a vibrant turquoise, and looking up, you could see the ripples reflecting the light. The curved frame encircled the area, and standing in front of it, you felt a sense of quietude. The other fish tanks were well-lit, and the schools of fish swimming by created silhouettes. There are also outdoor exhibits for tortoises and giant tortoises. A large one lies on the grass, its shell's markings as clear as tree rings, next to old tree roots—it feels more vibrant than if you were looking through glass. A day's worth of activity is just right, and the indoor exhibits offer plenty of shade. It's recommended to check the schedule at the theater first to make sure you know your showtimes. Allow ample time for the penguin exhibit and the underwater display; don't rush.

É legal ver os animais e parece ter uma preocupação ambiental ja que tem bastante palestras sobre isto. O mais interessante é que os animais eram bem ativos diferente de maioria dos zoológicos que eu fui. Por uma taxa voce pode alimentar os animais no horario correto

Truly an international extravaganza. Acrobats, performers, animals were fantastic.diverse performers and interesting segments made the whole experience enjoyable. Splurge for the closer seats.

The Canton Tower I visited so far is a 4A scenic spot; next time I'll aim for a 5A one. Although the ticket price is a bit high, it would be a real shame to come to Guangzhou and not visit this landmark tower. On a clear day, the panoramic view of the entire city from the tower is breathtaking. I visited during the day this time, but I imagine it would be equally beautiful at night.

I'd heard about Window of the World in Shenzhen for a long time and dreamed of visiting it, and this time I finally got to check it out! 🌍 The park features miniature replicas of famous landmarks from around the world, including the Eiffel Tower, the Taj Mahal, and the Pyramids. Walking through it feels like a short trip around the world, and the photos turn out beautifully. During the day, you can leisurely stroll around, appreciating the architectural features of different regions and experiencing diverse cultures. As night falls and the lights come on, the entire park exudes a vibrant atmosphere. The Eiffel Tower light show is dazzling and breathtaking, and there are also exciting parades and stage performances. As a long-established classic landmark in Shenzhen, although it's a miniature landscape, its creativity and atmosphere are its greatest strengths. Walking around, stopping to immerse myself in the romance of crossing mountains and sea, fulfilling a long-held wish—it was a truly worthwhile experience.