Top 50 Night Attractions in Guangdong

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206***33

The Canton Tower is really beautiful. We caught an event with a discount on tickets, and kids under 1.2 meters tall didn't need tickets. A round trip on the Ferris wheel offers a 360-degree panoramic view of the night scene. We went in the evening, which was perfect as it wasn't too crowded, and we didn't have to wait in line for too long.

PikaWat

Easy excess, fantastic third-floor view, roughly an hour-long nighttime tour. Candy, hot tea, and a small snack are all included. The cost of fried nuggets and one drink was fairly high. Overall, it's a fantastic nighttime activity.

Anonymous user

The park isn't particularly large (it's easy to walk around), but it has a wide variety of venues and rides. The evening fireworks show was absolutely spectacular! Chimelong is definitely worth a visit! I also want to give a shout-out to Ctrip and the Guangzhou Tourism Bureau. With a 200 yuan coupon from the Guangzhou Tourism Bureau, the National Day ticket for the Sanren Gate was only 1,150 yuan—a fantastic deal!!!

_TI***ps

I really enjoyed the show. I purchased 1st class tickets but found that there was a lot happening behind me that I wasn't able to view. Many other customers were standing which was difficult. When I was watching the stage, the show was perfect. Very enjoyable. If I returned I would purchase cheaper tickets in the grandstand.

foreverxinxin

The elevator is incredibly fast, reaching the 116th floor in just 55 seconds. There are guides on the floor providing detailed explanations. The views from all sides are fantastic, offering panoramic vistas of Hong Kong, Nanshan, Futian, and Luohu districts, as well as a 360-degree view overlooking the entire Shenzhen area.

华蓥.山人

Nan'ao Island "No Shadow Cast by a Pole" Experience Review The Tropic of Cancer marker tower, known as the "Gate of Nature," in Qing'ao Bay on Nan'ao Island is the perfect place to experience the spectacular "no shadow cast by a pole" phenomenon, a true highlight of the island's cultural tourism. At noon on the summer solstice, the sun shines perpendicularly on the Tropic of Cancer, creating a spectacular astronomical phenomenon where the pole casts no shadow. Trying to experience it firsthand allows you to truly appreciate the wonder of nature and human in harmony. The tower, shaped like an abstract "gate," with its metal structure against the backdrop of blue sky and sea, is a photographer's dream. Even outside of the summer solstice season, it's a great spot to watch the sunrise and enjoy panoramic views of Qing'ao Bay. The white sand and clear waters offer perfect backdrops for stunning photos. The surrounding area is well-equipped, with the beach and seafood restaurants within walking distance, ensuring a seamless experience. The only minor drawback is the large number of tourists on the summer solstice; arriving early is essential to secure a good viewing spot. Overall, the "no shadow when the pole is in motion" phenomenon is not only a unique astronomical experience, but also a microcosm of the natural and cultural charm of Nan'ao Island. It deserves to be included in the must-visit list for islands, and is especially suitable for families with children and photography enthusiasts.

牛牛月

The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge is definitely a must-see. Take a cruise at night for a distant view. During the day, climb to a high point in Zhuhai for a closer look. Also, take a short drive around the Guangzhou Bridge. Such magnificent architecture deserves a visit.

小同ky

It was very pleasant to enjoy the night view of Macau Island while enjoying the sea breeze! The boat was very stable, and I basically took photos of the scenery on the upper deck. Not many people stayed in the hold. The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge was too dark at night, so I couldn't take any photos. It was a bit monotonous. There were people selling calligraphy and paintings in the cabin on the return trip, which was quite lively!

猩猩知倪心

The Chaoshan region truly deserves its reputation for excellent preservation and protection of traditional culture. Not only does it boast authentic local cuisine that everyone craves, but its respect for tradition and maintenance of family and neighborhood relationships are also highly commendable and worthy of emulation. We spent two days in the ancient city of Chaozhou and even witnessed young people learning to play drums. We enjoyed watching the performances from the city wall at night. The sight of the crowds receding like a tide after the light show at Guangji Bridge is something rarely seen elsewhere.

hjw0070

Before the toll collection on the 16th, I went to Yuexiu Park to see the lanterns. The phoenix crown shape on the main gate archway has been completed, and it looks very beautiful when the sun shines on it in the morning. On the left side of the main gate is a kumquat tree that brings good luck. We Cantonese people like to put up pots of flowers during the New Year to bring good luck. There is a koi-shaped lantern set by Beixiu Lake. I remember it was a colorful dragon last year. The shed of the lantern company is just across the lake, and you can see the staff tying fabric pieces on the shapes. There are more things to see if you keep walking towards Jinyin Amusement Park. Next year is the Year of the Snake, and there will be beautiful snakes and cute snakes. There is also an emoji lantern set in front of the swimming pool. By 10 o'clock, when I walked to the main gate, Beixiu Lake was already crowded with people. Go through the East Gate, and the cypress trees on the East Xiu Lake on the other side are starting to turn red.