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Guest User: The service was prompt and attentive, with staff providing excellent support throughout my stay. Laundry service was impressive - they collected and delivered directly to my room. The complimentary coffee service was also a thoughtful touch. The rooms are modern, spotless, and well-maintained, and the location is convenient. Overall, a great experience with excellent value for money. Very good CP value.
No. 55 Fengle Road
From € 37
Guest User: I chose this hotel specifically for its Deluxe Two-Bedroom Family Suite, which features a living room, two bedrooms (each with one queen‑size bed), one bathroom, and a kitchenette — making it ideal for a family of two adults and two children, or three adults. The hotel’s décor is contemporary, with a modern colour palette that suits my taste perfectly. The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful (a team member even served us tea after check‑out while we waited for a car to take us to the high‑speed rail station). The buffet breakfast was a pleasant surprise: it offered a wide variety of dishes and high‑quality food. The only drawback is its location—it is not in the city centre, though this is easily remedied with a short Didi ride. Considering its room rate, this hotel is definitely a great value for money. Highly recommendable!
Building 3, Lakeview Garden, No. 9 Fengle Avenue
From € 41
Guest User: Clean hotel with good location and facilities. Nice breakfast for families.
Building 3, Wanda Plaza, Fazhan Avenue
From € 63
Guest User: We are from Canada and this is our second time staying here. We were here last year with our elderly father in law and we very much enjoyed our stay so we decided to stay here again on the Executive Suite level. The rooms are spacious and clean and the staff are very friendly and helpful. We enjoy the daily breakfast and then the included tea time, dinner and laundry service package which is fabulous and all for an unbeatable price! They even replace a button on your shirt if needed when they do your laundry! The heated multi-functional toilet is nice. Communication is not an issue as some staff speak English or we use our translator app with no issues at all. Amazing service! We quite enjoy the Gladden Hotel.
No. 188 Fazhan Avenue
From € 46
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A limited-time golden experience! Drive into the country lanes, where heavy rice ears meet the same watchtowers featured in "Let the Bullets Fly." When the wind blows, it creates layers of golden waves. Free hidden gems connect the core scenic areas—fewer crowds, beautiful scenery, and incredibly photogenic. 📍Basic Overview Core area: Kaiping Diaolou core area (around Tangkou Town). Highlights: Autumn golden rice fields, World Heritage watchtowers, and overseas Chinese culture. Suitable for: Weekend road trips, autumn photography, and food exploration. From Guangzhou/Shenzhen: Approx. 2.5 hours direct to Tangkou Toll Station. 🗺️Essential Road Trip Route From Guangzhou/Shenzhen ➔ Tangkou Toll Station ➔ Zili Village Diaolou Cluster (Core). Free hidden gems along the way: Zuzhai Village ➔ Zhaiqun Village (Librairie Avant-Garde Granary Bookstore) ➔ Cangdong Village ➔ Gaoquan ➔ Sijiao. The entire route is a picturesque blend of rice fields and watchtowers. ✨4 Top-Tier Photo Spots 1. Zili Village Diaolou Cluster: Climb to the top floor of Mingshi Tower to capture the panoramic view of the watchtowers and rice fields featured in "Let the Bullets Fly" (paid core attraction). 2. Sijiao: Walk into the paths between the rice fields to capture photos of people framed by watchtowers and rice fields for a rustic vibe. 3. Country roads along the way: Use a low angle to capture the movement of the wind blowing through the rice waves; the light is excellent when the sun is at an angle. 4. Avant-Garde Bookstore roof: Climb to the top floor of the granary bookstore in Zhaiqun Village to photograph the central axis of the granary architecture and the surrounding rice fields. 🍜Must-Eat List (Authentic Kaiping Flavors) · Kaiping eel rice: Crispy rice crust with fragrant, tender eel meat. · Chikan tofu corners: Crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, drizzled with special soy sauce—the biggest surprise. · Gujing roast goose: Roasted with lychee wood, featuring crispy skin, tender meat, and a fruity aroma. Eat local snacks along the old streets while exploring—you won't be disappointed. 🎒Travel Essentials 1. Protection: Non-slip shoes (the dirt paths/bluestone slabs can be slippery), sun hat and sunglasses, mosquito repellent (lots of insects in the rice fields), and a light jacket (temperature difference between day and night). 2. Photography: Telephoto lens (to capture the layers of watchtowers and rice waves), camera/CCD, and a straw hat/white or red clothing (excellent props for photos). 3. Driving/Personal: Start with a full tank of gas, carry cash/small change (for buying local produce/no signal at village entrances), and bring portable rain gear. 💡Practical Tips (Real Advice to Avoid Pitfalls) 1. Timing alert: A golden limited-time experience! The rice fields will be harvested one after another after Nov 15, so go now to catch the best viewing period. We recommend starting early and returning late to avoid crowds, and avoiding shooting during the harsh light of noon. 2. Ticket strategy: A single ticket for Zili Village is 78 yuan, and a combo ticket is 180 yuan (includes Zili Village + Liyuan Garden + Jinjiangli). If you only visit one place, we highly recommend Zili Village. There are many free spots nearby like Zuzhai Village, Sijiao, and the bookstore, which can be combined flexibly. 3. Outfit advice: Wear a straw hat and solid white or red clothing for high contrast against the golden rice fields. 4. Etiquette and safety: The rice fields are the villagers' crops—never step on them. Drive carefully on narrow country roads and slow down when passing other vehicles. Take all your trash with you. Standing on top of the watchtower watching the rice waves surge, and walking into the granary to uncover the dusty history of the overseas Chinese hometown—this Kaiping autumn oil painting trip is truly worth it. Note: Rice harvesting is heavily influenced by weather/farming schedules; check local conditions before traveling. Ticket prices for Zili Village and others are subject to the latest official information. The field paths are slippery, so please be careful. These are original, undeveloped villages with no facilities, so please bring your own supplies.
When road-tripping in Jiangmen, Taishan, don't just stick to Kaiping! Chonglou Town hides a secret diaolou gem. With 17 century-old Western-style buildings standing together, featuring Western exteriors paired with Lingnan carvings, you can enjoy a private photoshoot for free. There's nothing more healing than a living, historic overseas Chinese village. 📍 Basic Overview Located in Yongsheng Village, Baigang Village Committee, Chonglou Town, Taishan City (Navigation: Yongsheng Village; ensure it's in Taishan). Highlights include century-old overseas Chinese Western-style building clusters, an authentic atmosphere, and a retro, film-like aesthetic. Perfect for road trips connecting to the Jiangmen Kaiping Diaolou route, cultural photography, and slow-paced relaxation. Admission is free, and there is free parking at the village entrance. 🗺️ Core Attractions & Visuals 1. 17 century-old Western-style building cluster: Built between 1920–1924, these buildings are over 3 stories high (up to 5 stories). The 5 in the north and 12 in the south of the village are the most impressive. It was once a filming location for the 1986 movie "California Guest" and was formerly known as "Little Hong Kong." 2. Imposing perspectives: The village roads are extremely narrow (the widest is less than 2 meters), offering a "skyline" view when looking up at the diaolou. From the square in front of the village, the buildings form a quiet, castle-like barrier. 3. Living atmosphere: The original residents haven't moved away. In the evening, you'll see elders chatting at the alley entrances and children running along the stone paths. The atmosphere of daily life flows around the old Western-style buildings, making it far from a purely commercial tourist spot. ✨ Vibe & Outfit · Visuals: Western arched windows paired with Lingnan gray-sculpture decorations, dense arrays of diaolou, narrow alley "skylines," and warm evening light hitting the mottled arcade buildings. · Timing: Evening/dusk light is the softest (perfect for capturing the atmosphere). Morning mist or the reflections on the bluestone paths after rain naturally create a film-like aesthetic. · Outfit: Retro shirts, qipaos, khaki trench coats, or denim paired with a canvas bag or an old-fashioned leather suitcase will better match the "early 20th-century Lingnan" vibe. 🍜 Dining & Accommodation · Dining: There are no commercial restaurants in the village! We recommend bringing your own snacks and water, or heading back to Taishan city or Chonglou town to enjoy authentic eel rice, Taishan oysters, or beef offal and coffee on the old streets. · Accommodation: As this is an authentic, undeveloped village, there are no accommodations. We recommend a day trip (you can combine this with a stay in Jiangmen Kaiping or the city center for one night). 🎒 Essentials 1. Protection: Non-slip shoes (the stone slabs in the narrow alleys can be slippery with moss), mosquito repellent (plenty of vegetation in the old alleys), and a light jacket (it can be windy near the tall buildings). 2. Recording: Camera/telephoto lens (for capturing building carvings and the "skyline" effect), CCD/film camera (perfect for that retro look), and a power bank. 3. Driving/Personal: Start with a full tank of gas, bring cash/small change (for buying local produce from villagers or eating in town), and bring your own trash bag. 💡 Practical Tips 1. Traffic/Parking: For road trips, navigate to "Yongsheng Village (Taishan)." You can park for free at the village entrance (spots are limited, so visiting on weekdays is best). The village roads are extremely narrow and passing other cars is difficult; drive slowly and enter with caution. 2. Survival rules: This is a purely authentic living area with no public restrooms or shops. You will go hungry if you don't bring your own food. Do not expect commercial tourist facilities. 3. Etiquette: This is a residential area, not a tourist attraction. Please do not stare at or secretly photograph the elderly, and do not enter private courtyards. Do not step on vegetable fields or crops, and take all your trash with you. 4. Itinerary: Combine this with a visit to the Jiangmen Kaiping Diaolou (Zili Village/Cangdong Village) or Qimingli Old Street. A 2-day, 1-night trip can be done for over 500 RMB per person. Walking on the bluestone paths to see the 17 connected Western-style buildings, and listening to the elders at the alley entrance share stories of the "Little Hong Kong" past—this trip to this hidden Taishan gem is truly worth it. Note: As this is an authentic, undeveloped village, there are no commercial facilities; please plan your meals in the town or city center. Most of the old Western-style buildings are private residences and are quite old; please do not climb on or touch them. The narrow alleys are extremely slippery on rainy days, so please be careful.
🚗 Recommended route (no backtracking) Guangda Yashe → Qiaolu 1922 → Guangdong's No. 1 Field 🏛️ Stop 1 | Guangda Yashe (formerly Guangda School) 🕐 Visit: 10:00 AM–11:30 AM Renovated century-old overseas Chinese school, featuring yellow exterior walls + continuous arcades + vintage clock tower Full of Republic of China campus vibes; the auditorium, corridors, and large lawn are great for photos 📸 ✅ Tips: Must purchase coffee/afternoon tea to enter the courtyard public area The guest room area is not open to the public. Please do not enter without permission 🏡 Stop 2 | Qiaolu 1922 🕐 Visit: 11:40 AM–1:00 PM Nanyang-style villa built in 1922 by an overseas Chinese living in Myanmar Burmese teak, colorful patterned tiles, and French arched windows; full of old house charm ✨ ☕ Must-try Taishan exclusive | Guanghe fermented bean curd latte, unique salty and fragrant taste The area under the big tree in the courtyard and the second-floor terrace are excellent photo spots ✅ Tips: Also requires a purchase to enter the inner courtyard; be sure to book the private kitchen in advance 🌾 Stop 3 | Guangdong's No. 1 Field (Taishan China Agricultural Park) 🕐 Visit: 2:30 PM–5:30 PM Ten thousand acres of rice fields! Free admission, free parking Overlook the entire sea of rice from the rice field castle observation deck; there is also a popular rice field train (separate fee) Rice field ladder, Van Gogh picture frame, and wooden boardwalk on the ridge; perfect for sunset photos 🌇 Wind blowing through the rice waves, full of pastoral healing vibes; suitable for families/friends
Step into Zili Village in Kaiping, where century-old watchtowers stand amidst the fields. The blend of Chinese and Western architecture, weathered brick walls, and vast countryside make this place feel like a quiet glimpse into the past of this historic hometown. Mingshi Tower is one of the most iconic watchtowers in Zili Village. Ascend to the top to take in the panoramic view of the fields; the decorative windows, balconies, and vintage furniture all tell the stories of the families who once lived there. Ruishi Tower is hailed as the "premier tower of Kaiping." Its towering structure blends Western-style columns with traditional roofing, while every carving, window lattice, and facade detail embodies the exquisite craftsmanship and grandeur of this region's architecture. The Majianglong Watchtower Cluster is tucked away among bamboo groves and lush trees. Free from crowds, you'll find only watchtowers, villages, and gentle breezes. Strolling through feels like stepping into a forgotten era in Lingnan. Kaiping Liyuan is more than just a watchtower; it is an exquisite garden built by overseas Chinese. Western-style villas, Lingnan pavilions, and stained-glass windows complement each other, creating a romantic atmosphere with the charm of the Republican era. Up close, the Kaiping watchtowers are striking, with their thick walls, gun ports, iron-wrought windows, and weathered surfaces. These architectural details bear witness to the history of defense, daily life, and nostalgia in this region. Amidst the fields of Kaiping, the watchtowers, rice paddies, village houses, and green mountains create a picturesque scene. Far from the bustling city, you'll find only the leisurely pace of Lingnan village life—perfect for taking your time to explore and admire. Chikan Ancient Town stands along the river, where century-old arcaded buildings line the streets, facing the distant watchtowers. Walking down the old streets feels like being transported back to a bustling market in the Republican era. Arrive at Jinjiangli in the evening, where several watchtowers stand scattered across the fields. The setting sun bathes the rooftops and rice paddies in a warm glow; in this moment, the Kaiping watchtowers appear serene and expansive.
Kaiping has more than just watchtowers! Don't miss this private mansion built by a tycoon from the Republic of China era. Known as the "Overseas Chinese Grand View Garden," it's truly an eye-opening experience. Li Garden is a private estate built by a wealthy overseas Chinese merchant who lived in the US. It took ten full years and his entire fortune to create. Construction began in 1926 and was officially completed in 1936, giving it a century of history. It is a rare and stunning garden in Lingnan that perfectly blends Chinese and Western styles. Unlike the rugged and weathered watchtowers, this place is gentle, exquisite, luxurious, and romantic. It perfectly integrates classical Chinese gardens, Jiangnan water towns, and Western-style villas. The entire park is divided into three sections: the villa area, the large garden, and the small garden. Artificial rivers wind through the grounds, connecting pavilions, bridges, and corridors. With gardens within gardens and scenery within scenery, the layout is extremely elegant and sophisticated. The villa complex was the height of luxury at the time. It features Western-style Roman columns, carved balconies, and expansive floor-to-ceiling windows, paired with Chinese green glazed tiles, dragon-spine eaves, and traditional roof ornaments. The aesthetics and craftsmanship from a century ago still outshine many modern designs. Walking through the corridors, courtyards, and waterside paths, sunlight filters through the ancient trees, creating a gentle and tranquil play of light and shadow. It is hard to imagine that this was the home life of overseas Chinese a century ago, possessing both Western modern sophistication and Chinese poetic grace. Every brick and tile holds a story of the overseas Chinese hometown. Even as the bustle of the past has faded, the old mansion remains calm and elegant. Compared to crowded tourist hotspots, this place is better suited for a slow stroll to truly appreciate its historical depth. When traveling to Kaiping, be sure to set aside half a day for Li Garden to understand the century-long prosperity and grace of this overseas Chinese hometown.
Planning a trip to Chongqing but not sure how to get around? Save this post! 💗 📍 Day 1 | Arriving in Chongqing ✈️ Head into the city and check in at a stay near Jiefangbei (解放碑). It's a super convenient location for sightseeing and food. 📍 Day 2 | Art Galleries, Ancient Temples, and Hongyadong 1️⃣ Chongqing Art Gallery (重庆美术馆) 🚇 Linjiangmen Station (临江门) 2️⃣ Luohan Temple (罗汉寺) 🚇 Xiaoshizi Station (小什字) 3️⃣ Hongyadong (洪崖洞) 🚇 Xiaoshizi Station (小什字) ✨ Recommended in the evening or at night to see the lights, though it gets quite crowded. 📍 Day 3 | Trains Through Buildings and Artsy Districts 1️⃣ Chongqing People’s Auditorium (重庆人民大礼堂) 🚇 Great Hall of the People Station (大礼堂) 2️⃣ Liziba Station (李子坝) 🚇 Liziba Station (李子坝) 📸 The famous photo spot where the train runs right through a building—a must-see Chongqing landmark. 3️⃣ TESTBED2 (鹅岭二厂) 🚇 Liziba Station (李子坝) 📸 An artsy district with plenty of photo spots. 4️⃣ The Ring (重庆光环购物公园) 🚇 Chongguang Station (重光) ⚠️ Be sure to check the opening status before you go. 5️⃣ De Yi World (得意世界) 🚇 Jiaochangkou Station (较场口) 📍 Day 4 | Trendy Hubs, Old Streets, and River Views 1️⃣ Guanyinqiao (观音桥) 🚇 Guanyinqiao Station (观音桥) 🛍️ A shopping district and foodie paradise perfect for a casual stroll. 2️⃣ Longmenhao Old Street (龙门浩老街) 🚇 Shangxinjie Station (上新街) 3️⃣ Xiahaoli (下浩里) 🚇 Shangxinjie Station (上新街) ✨ I personally love the vibe here; it's great for walking around and taking photos. 4️⃣ Qianfo Temple (千佛寺) 🚇 Tushan Station (涂山) 📍 Tip: Search for "Himalaya Mansion" (喜马拉雅公馆) to help navigate to the area I recommended. 📍 Day 5 | Iconic Photo Spots Before You Head Out 1️⃣ Baixiangju (白象居) 🚇 Xiaoshizi Station (小什字) 📸 One of my favorite spots. The city view is unique and offers a local Chongqing atmosphere. 2️⃣ Kuixinglou (魁星楼) 🚇 Linjiangmen Station (临江门) 📸 A photo spot that perfectly captures the complex verticality of the city. First time visiting Chongqing? Save this and plan your own trip! 🇨🇳
I don't know when it started, but we are always rushing Rushing to check in, rushing to prove "I was here" Almost forgetting how to walk slowly🚶♀️ This holiday, on a whim, I hid away in Kaiping Chikan for two days🏡 Strolling along the empty riverside in the early morning, watching fishing boats drift gently by Hopping on the tram, the bell ringing "ding-ding" as it leisurely winds through the streets and alleys🔔 Turning into a cafe, curling up by the window to daydream Watching the light and shadow creep inch by inch across the carved window lattices☕️ Catching a sculling boat at the blue hour, watching the sky sink from warm orange to indigo🌅 Lying by the pool at night, feeling the breeze, watching fireworks burst in the night sky🎆 Like a grand farewell ceremony✨ I didn't do anything, Just daydreamed and cleared my mind, yet felt completely fulfilled💫 No need to rush to the next attraction, no need to fill up a nine-grid photo collage Turns out, travel is just about returning yourself to yourself🌙 · —————————————————— 📍Guangdong · Jiangmen Chikan Resort 🚃【How to get there】 🚅High-speed rail: Arrive at "Kaiping South Station," then take a taxi for about 20 mins 🚗Self-driving: About a 2-hour drive from Guangzhou/Shenzhen, parking is very convenient · —————————————————— 📷【Photo spots】 ▪️Hexin Bridge ▪️Nanshui Bridge ▪️Riverside by Tangdi Street ▪️Kaiping Guild Hall on Dixi Road ▪️Chikan Middle School ▪️Xudi Street ▪️Didong Road · —————————————————— 💡【Practical tips】 ▪️🏡Accommodation: Stay right inside the resort! Stroll along the river in the early morning, catch the blue hour in the evening, and watch the sky shift from pink-purple to deep blue; there are also fireworks and molten iron flower performances at night. After watching, just stroll back and have a wonderful sleep—it's so relaxed and easy~ ▪️🍖Food and drink: Firewood claypot rice (the crispy rice crust is to die for), firewood roasted goose, Chikan tofu cubes—these are hidden gems that even the locals line up for!
Escape the crowds during off-peak times and head to Jiangmen Suye for a tranquil getaway amidst the mountains. 🌿 New Experience: "A Cup of Tea・A Whiff of Incense" Light a stick of incense and let its fragrance slowly fill the air, easing the restlessness of travel. Brew a small green mandarin tea with boiling water, allowing the citrus aroma to blend with the tea's fragrance and permeate the space. Sip leisurely and enjoy a moment of peace. After tea, savor a piece of dried tangerine peel candy, leaving a lingering sweetness and citrus aroma on your palate. ⚠️ Reminder: Keep incense away from flammable objects and ensure the flame is completely extinguished before leaving the room. 🐎 One-Stop Fun Activities Without the Hassle ▫️ Horseback Riding|Stroll through the mountains on horseback and feel the freedom of the wind brushing past your ears ▫️ Yacht Rides|Cruise across the water and immerse yourself in the scenic wetland lake views ▫️ Gliding|Soar high above the mountains and lakes for an exhilarating aerial perspective ▫️♨️ Deep Sea Golden Spring Spa|Relax in the public hot spring area, leaving your skin smooth and refreshed; there's also a pool nearby for alternating experiences 🏠 Diverse Room Options to Suit Your Needs All rooms feature smart controls, branded bathroom amenities, and soft, comfortable bedding ▪️ King Room|Perfect for couples seeking privacy and quiet ▪️ Twin Room|Ideal for friends or family trips ▪️ Mahjong Suite|Great for small gatherings with friends, complete with a mahjong table ▪️ Lakeview Wetland Room|Enjoy direct views of the lake and wetlands from your window ▪️ Five-Bedroom Waterfront Villa|Equipped with BBQ facilities, KTV, and a kitchen, perfect for group gatherings with a lively atmosphere 🥢 Homestay Dining Enjoy three meals a day prepared with local mountain ingredients, all within the homestay—no need to venture out in search of food. Here, there's no need to rush your itinerary. Spend idle moments brewing tea and lighting incense, take leisurely walks through the wetlands in the afternoon, and unwind in the hot springs at dusk. Escape the city's hustle and immerse yourself in the tranquility and gentle beauty of Jiangmen's mountains.
I found a hidden gem for the holidays, just a 1.5-hour drive from Guangzhou. The brand-new Amazon-style lazy river is amazing. My kids went down it dozens of times—they didn't want to get out! The night view here is absolutely stunning. It feels like an immersive Amazon jungle experience. There's also a hot spring and water park nearby. The hot spring pools are selenium-rich, and your skin feels so smooth after a soak. The water park has all kinds of slides, big and small. There's even a water obstacle course competition. Plus, there's an indoor pool and scheduled bubble battles. It really is a one-stop destination for water fun for both adults and kids. Still want more? You can also get up close and interact with animals like capybaras and meerkats. ✅ Tips 1. It's quite sunny outdoors, so be sure to wear sunscreen. 2. There are lots of plants, so remember to bring mosquito repellent. 3. Make sure to check out the rafting at night; it's truly beautiful. 🏨 About accommodation We booked a twin suite here. It's perfect for families with kids. The room even has its own private hot spring pool. My favorite part is the small living room, which is convenient for adults and kids to read or write in the evening. 🥘 About dining The breakfast buffet is great, and the rice rolls are delicious! My partner ate two plates all by himself. There's also a wide variety of dim sum. 📍 Location: Taishan Yihe Lanyue Hot Spring Resort ⏰ Daytime rafting: 10:00 AM–12:00 PM, 2:00 PM–4:00 PM ⏰ Night rafting: 7:00 PM–10:00 PM
When visiting Chikan Ancient Town in Kaiping, you must stay at this hidden gem, Qiaoxiaoguan Hotel 🏨 Guests can enjoy complimentary access to a variety of new Chinese-style qipao 👘 With its retro diaolou (watchtower) courtyards, ponds, corridors, and colorful wooden-lattice windows, every brick and tile tells a story. Every snapshot captures the atmospheric charm of a Republic of China-era overseas Chinese hometown 📸. Seriously, it's so photogenic! A pink dress looks gentle and lively, especially when paired with a folding fan. Stroll through the courtyard as light and shadow dance on your hem—the ultimate gentle vibe 💕 Sit by the ancient architecture and feel time slow down~ No need to travel far; you can complete a full traditional-style photoshoot right inside the hotel. Before exploring the ancient town, take a set of exclusive photos at Qiaoxiaoguan. Your social media feed will be flooded with questions! 🔥 Visit Chikan for the National Day holiday, put on a qipao, and keep your date with this overseas Chinese hometown 🌿 Whether you're traveling with besties or on a romantic getaway, this place fulfills all your fantasies of Republic of China-era charm~ 📍 Qiaoxiaoguan Hotel, Chikan, Kaiping We recommend wearing light-colored clothing or traditional-style accessories to better match the setting!
Historic district refurnished to become a tourist complex. A blend of history and modern shops and restaurants. There are free shows to watch but booking is necessary. A good place to go to, can spend up to half a day there.
E30***83Kaiping Diaolou and villages are listed as a World Cultural Heritage site, so I made a special trip to see them. They are indeed very unique. Merchants who went out to make money brought back architectural elements from all over the world and combined them with traditional Chinese culture to build unified yet distinctive Diaolou, providing security not only for their families but also for their neighbors. Now these buildings are also providing an income for the villagers. The ticket price for the scenic area is indeed not low.
🌸 无心🌸Weidun Water Town boasts a pristine natural environment and over 700 years of history, with refreshing scenery. You can take a boat trip to see the lotus ponds and egrets. The old streets of the water town offer a wide variety of delicious food, including authentic fish skin and fish cakes. It's not overly crowded, making it suitable for family trips and relaxing getaways.
M81***10This place is highly recommended! It is the only UNESCO World Heritage Site in Gunangdon Province of China. The historic building complex is intriguing, and it is embedded in the deep history of Chinese working overseas during the time of civil unrest and invasion by western powers and by Japan. Those Chinese workers brought back money for their family members in China, to build all these buildings. It is a worthwhile visit to see the buildings and the history behind!
E30***83Visiting the Bird Paradise described by Ba Jin is a delightful experience, and a boat tour is a delightful treat. The century-old banyan tree forms a lush forest, and we were fortunate enough to see egrets soaring overhead. It's a perfect place for relaxation and unwinding, and definitely worth bringing children to experience the beauty described in their textbooks.
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谭 四老爷Stayed at the Red Sea Hotel, had dinner on the first floor of the hotel, and there is a KTV on the Costa side. The surrounding area is complete, with pharmacies, restaurants, and convenience stores. It's not crowded in the off-season, so it's pretty good, but it's a bit troublesome to take a boat or a car.
三十七亿少女的梦I highly recommend it. I won't even mention the Kaiping Diaolou (watchtowers), but Chikan really left a deep impression on me. You absolutely must see the fire show; it's breathtaking. Don't rush off afterward, there's still a live performance – it's incredibly exciting!
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