[2025 Huizhou Attraction] Travel Guide for Huizhou Science and Technology Museum (Updated Jun)

⛱️ Just a 2-hour drive from Guangzhou or Shenzhen, or take a direct high-speed train! Most attractions are free and concentrated in the city center. 📍Huizhou Science Museum Embark on a magical science journey with your kids, featuring immersive interactive experiences that make learning fun. Parking costs only 5 yuan per visit—great value! Open 9:30 AM - 4:30 PM, closed Mondays and Tuesdays. 📍Huizhou West Lake The lake area is vast, so bring a scooter for the little ones. Recommended route: Feng Lake Academy → Sizhou Pagoda → Dongpo Garden → Nine-Turn Bridge → Yuanmiao Ancient Temple → North Gate → Pinghu Gate → Feng Lake Academy. Park at Feng Lake Academy lot for just 5 yuan. 📍Dongping Kiln Ceramic Cultural Park Discover Huizhou’s millennia-old pottery history, where ancient kiln techniques are still preserved. The Hui-style architecture adds timeless charm. A bit farther from downtown but worth the trip for cultural immersion. 📍Hejiang Tower & Shuidong Street Snap photos at Hejiang Tower and stroll along Shuidong Street’s commercial area. Food highlights: Xingji’s fresh sugarcane juice (kids love it!); Zhu Ji’s "A Ma Jiao" (radish-stuffed fritters); Longyuan Breakfast Shop’s authentic, affordable rice rolls and congee. ❤️Rainy season tip: Pack umbrellas or raincoats. Huizhou offers loads of free attractions, easy road access, and a relaxed two-day itinerary—perfect for family fun!

#springitinerary Okay, so Huicheng District isn’t one of those flashy, all-over-Instagram places, but that’s kinda what makes it awesome. It’s super laid-back, way less crowded, and perfect if you’re just down to wander and see where the day takes you. Think little local shops, food stalls with stuff you won’t find in touristy spots, and random cozy cafes where you can just vibe for a bit. There’s a mix of older buildings and newer stuff, so it feels real, not all polished and fake. I just walked around, snacked on some bomb street food (still dreaming about those dumplings), and soaked in the super local, chill energy. No pressure to “see everything”, just explore and enjoy. It’s the kind of place that grows on you fast. If you’re over the usual tourist traps and want something low-key and authentic, Huicheng’s definitely worth the detour.

The Huizhou science & technology museum is a cool place for both kids and adults. Although most information is in Chinese, there are many games and activities to do for everyone. If you know a little bit about basic science, the museum is a nice place to see the practical implementation of scientific theory. Enterence is free! Just around the corner there is the Huizhou Museum (free entry) that focusses on the local art, poetry and culture. Behind the museum is a big mall if you want to grab a bite or do some shopping. #huizhou #china #guangdong #science #museum