[2025 Guangzhou Attraction] Travel Guide for Nansha Tianhou Palace Scenic Area (Updated May)

The 'Bay Area Lights Up' 2024 Nansha Mid-Autumn Lantern Festival will be held at the Nansha Tianhou Palace Scenic Area. Every evening, the entire Nansha Tianhou Palace Scenic Area is illuminated with colorful lights.🏮 The central axis, Tianhou Square, and the beach lawn are all magically transformed into a mesmerizing spectacle. 🥮 In addition to the lanterns, the scenic area will host a series of activities including a Mid-Autumn Garden Party, lantern blessings, light shows, traditional music performances, Hanfu parades, and a food market. Bring your family and friends to enjoy a delightful journey where food and culture intertwine.🎇 ⏰ Lantern Festival Dates: September 14-17 🚗 Address: Nansha Tianhou Palace Scenic Area, Guangzhou (88 Tianhou Road, Nansha District, Guangzhou)

Nansha Temple of the Queen of Heaven in Nansha is one of the Best Tourist Attractions and top things to do in Nansha. 🛕 💞Reasons to Recommend and Tips: 1. Amazing views and green scenery. Amazing photo opportunity. 2. If you take the downhill walk, there’s the entrance to a historical fort outdoor museum that was well worth the exploration. 3. If you take the downhill walk, there is a Tea House, and a bar/restaurant you can explore. 4. Pack some water with you and bring a hat. There are a lot of steps. 5. If you can not walk, there is a train ride that can take you to the top or bring you down from the top. 6. Outside of the tample there are many mini shops you can buy all kinds of food and drinks. 7. Outside the tample, there is also a sand area and a kids' trampoline area. 🕰️Business Hours: 8:30 - 18:00 📍Address: 南沙区天后路88号 💰Average Price per Person: 20 RNB #songkran2024 #familytrip #localguides #cherryblossom2024 #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #wecreate

I want to take my family to play in the suburbs of Guangzhou on the weekend. You must bookmark this route. It takes an hour to drive from Guangzhou, or you can take the subway directly there. 📍Puzhou Garden For those of you who like to take photos, Puzhou Garden has several photo scenes. The country houses and vintage cars have a summery fairytale feel, and the photos are very beautiful. The green plants here are more lush, and it is also a good place to have a picnic. 💰Tickets: 0 yuan 🕐Play time: half an hour to 1 hour 📍Nansha Tianhou Temple This is the place in Guangzhou where you can watch the waves riding on the sea up close. There are also many kiosks on the seaside. You can buy something to drink and sit on a bench by the seaside to watch the sea. You can also rent a bicycle for 2-4 people to swim along the seawall. You can also pray at Thean Hou Temple on the way. 💰Tickets: Tickets inside Nansha Tianhou Temple are 20 yuan, and there are no tickets for the seawall outside. 🕐Play time: 1 hour 📍Nansha Puzhou Fort The specific location of this fort is from the bus station next to Puzhou Garden. Walk up the road. The area is not very big but you can see the Humen Bridge and the sea view of the blue sky and white clouds is also very beautiful. 💰Tickets: 0 yuan 🕐Play time: half an hour 📍Nansha Huigu Super Pickup On a sunny day, this place really feels like a comic book. The 5-kilometer seaside greenway allows you to run and bike, or you can find a place to camp under the trees. It is also a good place to watch the sunset. 💰Tickets: 0 yuan 🕐Play time: 1 hour 📍Nansha Yacht Club The retro European-style buildings are particularly striking, just like the seaside streets in Europe. There are many yachts parked at the yacht pier, and those who want to go sailing can also buy tickets at the pier. There are several restaurants and bars in Nansha Yacht Club, and I also chose to have lunch here. 💰Tickets: 0 yuan 🕐Play time: 1-2 hours 🚶🏻‍♀️1-day tour route: Nansha Yacht Club—Nansha Puzhou Fort—Puzhou Garden—Nansha Tianhou Palace—Nansha Huigu Super Park 🚗Transportation: 👉🏻1 hour by car from Guangzhou 👉🏻Nansha Passenger Port of Metro Line 4

When I passed by the "Creative Bay·Bay Area Heart Post Office", I thought it was just a library📖 When I walked in, I found out that it was actually a post office📮 In addition to a lot of books available for borrowing There are also many stamps for stamp lovers to stamp and check in. The stamps are free, and there are postcards, stamps, etc. for purchase next to them. Occasionally, some exhibitions are held here. But most of the time it is very quiet, with almost no one coming Very suitable for quiet reading and self-study 📝 Nest for a day ▫️ 📍Store: Chuangxiang Bay·Heart of the Bay Area Post Office 📌Address: Timetable, 1st floor, Building 4, Chuangxiangwan, Nansha District, Guangzhou 🈺️Business hours: Estimated 09:00-21:00

During the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, I made a quick trip to Nansha, Guangzhou with my family, and visited Nansha Tianhou Temple, Panyu Yuyin Mountain House, and other historical sites and famous buildings. Nansha Tianhou Temple is located on the southeast foot of Dajiao Mountain and is the largest Mazu temple in Southeast Asia. Yuyin Villa is located in Nancun Town, Panyu District. It is a Qing Dynasty building and is known as one of the representative works of Lingnan classical architecture. Its gray plastic construction method has been selected as a national intangible cultural heritage protection list. It is definitely worth taking time to visit. The Pearl River is the core river section of Guangzhou. Walking along the river, you can enjoy iconic buildings such as the Guangzhou Tower, Haixinsand, and Guangzhou Bridge. The colorful lights of the buildings set off a dazzling night view, and you can't help but keep pressing the shutter to capture the beautiful scenery. As taxis in the mainland are very convenient and inexpensive, we had both the elderly and children on this trip, so we mainly took taxis from point to point. It was convenient and fast, and most importantly, we didn't have to find our way around, saving time for sightseeing. #Greater Bay Area Attractions #Overseas Travel

#Overseas Travel Nansha Tianhou Temple, located on the southeast foot of Dajiao Mountain in Nansha District, Guangzhou, is the largest Mazu temple in Southeast Asia. It was initiated and funded by the famous industrialist Mr. Henry Fok. The whole temple is built against the mountain and faces the sea. It is magnificent, with pavilions and halls designed in an antique style and the architectural style of a Chinese palace complex, which is very tasteful. When you come to Tianhou Temple, remember to climb up and look far into the distance. This is an excellent sea-viewing platform from which you can overlook the magnificent sea view of the Pearl River Estuary. The landscape and view are very good. #Travel in the Mainland

#外游 The architecture of Tianhou Temple in Nansha, Guangzhou has Chinese characteristics, and I have always been deeply attracted by its high tower. I'm so happy that the weather was good on the day I went, so I was able to take beautiful photos. Thean Hou Temple is quite big, so you can stroll around and enjoy the surrounding scenery.

Nansha Tin Hau Temple is a sacred place where visitors come to pray to the goddess Tin Hau (also known as Mazu) for blessings in their careers, recovery from illnesses, smooth travels, and overall success in life. This temple, dedicated to Mazu, the revered goddess of the sea, is highly respected among the Hokkien, Teochew, and overseas Chinese communities. It is recognized as the largest Mazu temple in Southeast Asia and is located in Nansha District, Guangzhou, China. Originally built during the Ming Dynasty (1368–1644) and later renovated during the Qing Dynasty (1644–1911), the temple eventually fell into ruin. The current structure was rebuilt in 1994. Situated on a mountain, the temple features Tianhua Square, a large open plaza with a 14.5-meter-tall granite statue of Mazu, composed of 365 individual pieces. Worshippers visit the temple year-round, and behind the statue lies the main temple building, constructed along the mountain slope. The site also includes towers and fortifications within its grounds. ⏰ Opening Hours: 07:00–18:00 🚇 Transportation: Take Metro Line 4 to Nansha Passenger Port, Exit B, and walk approximately 1.6 km. 💰 Entrance Fee: 100 THB/person (20 RMB/person)

|One-stop walk for your baby with food, accommodation, and entertainment. The long holiday is coming soon, this time I won't take my kids to a farther place to crowd with others👀! Find a parent-child hotel near the sea🏨 around Guangzhou and enjoy the happy parent-child time of eating, drinking, playing and having fun at one stop 🥰! There are some small and beautiful views in the surrounding area, less crowded and comfortable! 😄 2 days 1 night parent-child tour route👇🏻 day1 stay at Parent-Child Hotel—Nansha Tin Hau Temple—Nansha Lantern Festival-day2 Puzhou Fort—Nansha Yacht Club 🏨Nansha Hotel Stay in the Super Flying Parent-Child Room, once you enter the room, you feel very surprised, bedding, slippers, bathrobes, towels, bathroom, water cups have Super Flying elements, hee love 🥰, and facing the sea, from the window you can see the Humen Bridge, overlooking the sea 🌊 blowing the sea breeze, holiday atmosphere! There are also boxing 🥊 supporting facilities in the room, which is great😎! There is also a large slide 🛝 for children to climb around, and a large bathtub to bathe and play in the water 😄, you can have fun in the guest room all day without leaving the room! 🌴🏊🏻‍♀️Swimming pool This hotel has really plenty of pools and an oversized pool, a water carnival to play in when the weather is hot, a shallow area and a children’s boating area, and an infinity pool for photos. 🌳Outdoor Park There is a large lawn outdoors, with some wooden bridges, tires, and a bicycle area 🚴♂️, seesaw boards, swings for children to play and relax, and there is a promenade next to it for a walk. In summer, children should bring some water and take anti-mosquito measures during outdoor activities. If the sun is very strong, they should wear ultras. Be careful to protect your children's eyes. 🎠Children's Paradise There is also an indoor children’s playground with a ball pool, slide, climbing area, block area, bumper cars, and everything. 🍤 Peony Flavor Hall We ate at the hotel at night, the Chinese food was very good, the fish and shrimp were very fresh, 🥩 the beef shank with five spice sauce was very seasoned and chewy, the steamed rice with lotus leaves was really too good 👍🏻, I ate two bowls of rice. 🥛Buffet breakfast and 🥩lunch Whether it's buffet breakfast or lunch, there are many things to choose from, rich and fresh ingredients, Chinese, Western, Japanese 🍤🥩🥓🍣, the taste is very tasty 😋. 🏮Nansha Tin Hau Temple, Greater Bay Area Lantern Festival The park is directly connected to Tin Hau Temple and the Lantern Festival, which is very convenient. In the morning, you can go to Tin Hau Temple to climb up and pray, and at night you can walk around the Lantern Festival. Most of them are Zigong Lantern Festival. It's worth seeing! ⛰️Puzhou Fort The hotel grounds offer direct access to the hill, and you can see some of the fort’s historic remains as you walk to the summit, with a promenade overlooking the sea. 🕌Nansha Yacht Club The European-style building is nestled by the sea, parked with speedboats and boats, very romantic, like going to Europe, and the newly opened lighthouse library, beautiful, can go to check in! There are also North and South Tai Village, Nineteen Chung, Wetland Park, and Nansha Hui Valley Super Dike to play in the surrounding area!

#cherryblossom25 Looking for a unique cherry blossom experience in Guangzhou? Head south to Nansha Tianhou Palace, where you can admire sakura trees with a backdrop of ancient Chinese architecture and the sea breeze. This spot combines history, culture, and natural beauty. The cherry blossoms here bloom a little later (around early March), and the coastal air adds a fresh charm. After flower viewing, explore the Mazu Temple and the serene seaside promenade. It’s a bit of a trip from central Guangzhou, but well worth it for a less crowded and more peaceful experience. Tip: Bring snacks and make it a half-day picnic!

#cherryblossom25 While Guangdong is best known for its subtropical climate, Cantonese cuisine, and modern cities like Guangzhou and Shenzhen, it also surprises visitors each spring with stunning cherry blossom displays that rival those of more northern regions. The cherry blossoms in Guangdong typically bloom from late January to March, making it one of the earliest places in China to catch the sakura season. Here are some top cherry blossom spots in Guangdong: 1. Guangzhou South China Botanical Garden One of the best-known places in the province for cherry blossom viewing. The botanical garden features various cherry species that bloom early, with paths lined by vibrant pink trees creating a fairytale-like atmosphere. It’s perfect for families, couples, or photographers. 2. East Lake Cherry Blossom Park (Donghu Cherry Blossom Park), Zengcheng A massive park with thousands of cherry trees, East Lake Park becomes a sea of pink during peak season. The layout is designed for large crowds but still retains plenty of scenic corners for quiet enjoyment. 3. Nansha Tianhou Palace, Guangzhou This historic site offers a unique blend of cherry blossoms and Lingnan architecture, with beautiful temple structures nestled among flowering cherry trees—perfect for a cultural and floral double dose. 4. Shenzhen University Town & Parks Shenzhen’s urban green spaces like Lianhua Hill Park and the university areas burst into color in early spring, creating a youthful and vibrant cherry blossom atmosphere without needing to leave the city. Why It’s Special: What makes Guangdong’s cherry blossom season unique is its early bloom and southern setting. While much of China is still shaking off winter, Guangdong is already basking in mild weather and bursts of color. Combine that with local food, lush gardens, and coastal charm, and you’ve got a spring getaway unlike anywhere else. Cherry blossoms in Guangdong are a gentle reminder: spring begins early here, and beauty blooms where you least expect it.

#Guangzhou Attractions Nansha Tianhou Temple is really super spiritual! This is a super famous seaside temple in Guangzhou, with super magnificent architecture and super elegant design. As soon as you enter the palace, you can see the huge statue of Mazu, shining with golden light and super solemn. The buildings and courtyards in the palace are super exquisite, with red walls and green tiles, and a super traditional atmosphere. Moreover, the environment here is super peaceful, which is suitable for quiet prayer and feeling the blessing of Mazu. The most special thing is that the Tianhou Temple is right on the seaside, so you can worship Mazu while enjoying the sea view, which is super comfortable. In short, Nansha Tianhou Temple is a seaside sanctuary that is absolutely worth visiting and is highly recommended to everyone!

#Guangzhou Attractions In the bustling Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, there is a hidden holy place filled with mysterious religious atmosphere and rich historical and cultural atmosphere - Nansha Tianhou Temple. It is like a shining pearl, inlaid on the shores of the vast South China Sea, exuding charming charm and attracting countless tourists. I was fortunate enough to set foot on this magical land, experience its unique and charming charm firsthand, and leave behind unforgettable beautiful memories. First visit to the holy land, feeling the solemn atmosphere The moment you step into the Nansha Tianhou Temple, a sense of solemnity and dignity arises spontaneously. The magnificent mountain gate, towering into the clouds, seems to be silently guarding this sacred pure land. The vermilion doorposts, golden door knockers, and exquisite carvings all demonstrate the superb and exquisite craftsmanship of ancient architecture. A pair of mighty stone lions in front of the gate are like loyal guards, guarding the majesty of the Heavenly Palace day and night. Walking slowly along the spacious bluestone avenue, there are lush ancient woods on both sides. The branches and leaves are intertwined, blocking out the sun, creating a quiet and peaceful world for pedestrians. The ancient trees swayed gently in the breeze, making rustling sounds, as if telling people historical stories of thousands of years. Along the way, you can see some exquisite ancient architectural pieces from time to time, with carved beams and painted buildings, antique style and charm, which are dazzling. Tour ancient buildings and explore historical traces The architectural style of Nansha Tianhou Temple is unique, integrating the essence of traditional Lingnan architecture and the grandeur of the royal palace. As you enter the main palace area, you will see majestic and magnificent palaces rising from the ground, with flying eaves, brackets, and upturned corners, fully demonstrating the exquisiteness and magnificence of the ancient architecture. The eaves of the hall are carved with exquisite patterns, including dragons, phoenixes, flowers, birds, auspicious beasts, etc., which are lifelike and vivid. Entering the main hall, there is a statue of Mazu, the Queen of Heaven. The image of Mazu is kind and solemn, and her compassionate eyes overlook all living things, as if she is silently protecting all living things in the world. In front of the statue, incense smoke rose up and the air was filled with a faint scent of sandalwood. Many pilgrims burned incense and worshiped devoutly, chanting something to express their awe and gratitude to Mazu. In addition to the main hall, there are many other important buildings, such as the palace-style Nanling Chaozong Building and the Song-style Jiating. Each building has its own unique cultural connotation and historical significance, and together they constitute the magnificent architectural complex of Nansha Tianhou Palace. Experience cultural activities and feel the charm of religion At Nansha Tianhou Temple, various colorful cultural activities are also a major highlight that attracts tourists. I had the honor of participating in a grand Mazu worship ceremony and witnessed the solemnity and mystery of the traditional sacrificial ceremony. The sacrificial ceremony began in a solemn atmosphere and was presided over by a highly respected Taoist priest. The Taoists chanted something, held offerings in their hands, and walked towards the altar step by step. Afterwards, the pilgrims followed the guidance of the Taoist priests and devoutly performed various rituals, including burning incense, offering wine, and kneeling. The entire sacrificial ceremony was solemn and orderly, and every link was full of religious mystery and solemnity. In addition to sacrificial activities, Nansha Tianhou Temple also often holds Buddhist ceremonies, cultural lectures and other activities, attracting many believers and tourists to participate. These activities not only allow people to feel the charm of religion, but also enhance people's understanding and recognition of traditional culture. Marvel at cultural heritage and appreciate the beauty of art Nansha Tianhou Temple is not only a holy place of religious belief, but also an important carrier of the cultural heritage of the Chinese nation. The decorations and displays inside and outside the palace all demonstrate the superb skills and rich imagination of ancient craftsmen. On the walls of the palace, there are exquisite murals. The content of these murals is rich and colorful, including historical stories, myths and legends, religious doctrines, etc. The murals have smooth lines, bright colors, and vivid images, and have high artistic value. In addition, there are many exquisite sculptures, such as bronze statues of Buddha and Guanyin Bodhisattva. These sculptures are exquisitely crafted and unique in shape, and each one is a rare cultural and artistic treasure. When leaving, it is hard to let go of the holy land As the sun sets, I am finally leaving Nansha Tianhou Temple. Looking back, the magnificent palace, the ancient and solemn buildings, and the incense smoke rising in the air are all deeply engraved in my heart. A trip to Nansha Tianhou Temple is a spiritual baptism and a cultural feast. I have personally felt the mysterious power of religion, experienced the profound traditional culture of the Chinese nation, and appreciated the profoundness of ancient architectural art. I firmly believe that this sacred temple on the shores of the South China Sea will always attract people from all over the world to explore and worship it, and to experience its unique and charming charm. I will keep the story of Nansha Tianhou Temple deep in my heart, and look forward to the opportunity to set foot on this sacred land again and continue my cultural adventure.

#Guangzhou Attractions Walking through the Tianhou Temple in Nansha, Guangzhou, it feels like traveling to a holy place of faith on the sea. The majestic and magnificent palace is backed by Lotus Mountain and faces the Pearl River estuary. It is like a silent goddess of the sea, offering protection to travelers and fishermen passing by. As you enter the main gate, you will see exquisitely carved stone pillars and roofs with flying eaves and angles. Every detail demonstrates the ingenuity of Lingnan architecture. Climbing up the stairs, you will see the kind statue of Our Lady of Heaven standing high up, sacred and peaceful. Burning incense and praying in the main hall, the hustle and bustle and worries in my heart gradually dissipated, and were replaced by a rare tranquility and peace. Walking around the palace, the river in the distance and the courtyard nearby complement each other beautifully. The tree-lined paths seem to whisper ancient stories. When the afterglow of the setting sun shines on the Tianhou Palace, the entire palace is shrouded in warm golden light, making people feel that this is not only a place of faith, but also a harbor for the soul to rest.

Day 1: At dawn, I arrived at the base of the Canton Tower, gazing up at this modern marvel of the city. Taking the high-speed elevator, I soared into the sky, capturing the breathtaking views of Guangzhou. The Pearl River stretched like a jade belt, with buildings on both sides harmoniously blending modern and classical styles. Then, I strolled to Shamian Island, a historical enclave. European-style buildings stood tall, with ivy creeping up the weathered walls, as if whispering tales of the past. Day 2: In the early morning, I visited the Nansha Tin Hau Temple, a place where the sea breeze meets faith. The temple, nestled by the mountains and the sea, with its red walls and green tiles, looked particularly solemn and majestic against the blue sky and sea. I wandered through the square in front of the temple, gazing out at the vast South China Sea, with the gentle sea breeze bringing a refreshing scent. Next, I headed to the Nansha Wetland Park, a paradise for birds. I took a boat through the wetland's waterways, with reeds swaying on both sides and birds circling in the sky, occasionally letting out crisp calls. I quietly admired this natural painting, feeling the tranquility and harmony of nature, allowing my soul to be cleansed by the sea breeze and nature.

The Tianhou Temple in Yunansha is located near the Lingdingyang, the mouth of the Pearl River. It is surrounded by mountains and rivers and has beautiful scenery. It is one of the eight major tourist attractions in Panyu. The buildings and towers in the Tianhou Temple are built against the mountain. The palaces are magnificent and the towers are magnificent. The huge stone statue of the Queen of Heaven standing in the Tianhou Temple Square is made of 365 pieces of granite, symbolizing that the Queen of Heaven blesses the country with good weather and peace 365 days a year.

Only in Nansha can you truly experience the seaside in Guangzhou. The romantic coastal holiday is a Guangzhou local favorite. Enjoy the charm of Nansha with this two-day, one-night itinerary. Day 1: Arrive in Nansha—Beach—Amusement Park—Picnic—Tin Hau Temple—Check in to hotel—Dinner at hotel's Chinese restaurant Day 2: Hotel breakfast—COCO Park—Nansha Yacht Club—Return trip Recommended attractions Beachside Amusement Park and Beach: Featuring amusement park rides for children, designated swimming areas, and sea bikes. The beach has a large lawn perfect for camping and picnics. Nansha Tin Hau Temple: Admire the sea-facing temple architecture and antique pavilions and halls. Climb to the top for panoramic views and blessings. The extra-wide viewing platform overlooks the magnificent seascape of the Pearl River estuary. If time permits, you can also visit Nansha Library, Nansha Children's Park, and Nansha Wetland Park. There are many places to visit for both adults and children! Food recommendations Ji Yan Chinese Restaurant at Grand Hyatt Guangzhou: Featuring Nansha's famous agricultural products in Cantonese and Teochew dishes, perfectly suited to Cantonese tastes. Alternatively, the eclectic mix of Chinese and Western cuisine at the all-day dining restaurant will satisfy any craving. COCO Park downstairs has a wide variety of restaurants. Accommodation recommendations Grand Hyatt Guangzhou: Located above a large supermarket, with convenient access to dining, entertainment, and activities. Transportation guide Nansha is located right outside Jiaomen subway station. Its convenient location also makes it easily accessible by car.

Spring Festival reverse trip came to Guangdong, let me discover this treasure-level Guangzhou Nansha Lantern Festival!!️ After avoiding the Spring Festival peak, there is no bustle of crowds here, and it shows the sophistication and shock of each lighting 。 📷 Must check in 1⃣️ Cyber ​​​​Lion Dance (Puzhou Garden Area) 2⃣️ Cyber ​​​​Ocean (Puzhou Garden Area) 3⃣️ Goddess of Hairpin Flower (Tin Hau Temple Scenic Area) 4⃣️ Bay Area Intangible Cultural Heritage (Tinh Hau Temple Scenic Area) 5⃣️ Qitian Dasheng (Binhai Park Area) 6⃣️ Fairytale World (Binhai Park Area) In addition to watching the lights, you can also go to Nansha Tin Hau Temple to stroll around. There will also be Cantonese opera performances to watch at night👍 。 🎫Tickets & Opening Hours: February 13th ~ March 30th (weekend), 128💰 February 13th to March 30th (weekdays), 98💰 営️15:30-22:30 (lights at 18:00 daily) 。 🚇Transportation Guide: 🚗Drive to parking lot 2 walk into the scenic area, to Puzhou Garden District 🚇MTR Line 4 to "Nan Heng Station" or "Nan Sha Passenger Port Station" get off and walk to Puzhou Garden District

🕰️Opening hours: 3:30 pm to 10:30 pm💞 Reason for recommendation: The largest lantern festival in history (the flyer says this) 💰Average consumption: Garden Hotel front table has special tickets available to guests 📍Address: Guangzhou Nansha Waterfront Park Tin Hau Palace Puzhou Park Saw a toilet went first because each toilet is far apart

The Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Bay Area Lantern Festival, which I have been looking forward to for more than a month, is finally open. Before going there, I always thought the tickets were expensive, but after I got there, I felt it was worth it. Each set of lanterns is very beautiful. Standing under the lanterns ten meters high, the feeling is really indescribable. It's really shocking. I heard it was made by the Zigong team, it’s really beautiful, many of the light sets have movable parts (such as blinking, flowers opening and closing, raising hands, etc.). This is definitely a must-experience event in Guangzhou this year during the Chinese New Year. It is simply a paradise built on the ground, recommended💯 📍Attraction Address: No. 88, Tin Hau Road, Nansha District, Guangzhou 🚗 Attraction Transportation: Driving: Navigate to Nansha Houtianguan to P1-P3 parking lot (12000 parking spaces, recommended to arrive early, 10 yuan/time, within 3 hours, manual scan code, relatively slow) 🚄 Metro: 1️⃣ Line 4 to Nan Heng Station, ride a shared bicycle 2-3 km to Gate 1 2️⃣ Line 4 to Nansha Passenger Port Station, walk 500 meters to Gate 2. 🚌Bus: Nansha 3, 4, 18, 19, 24 and other directly near the scenic spot 👍️ Must-see attractions: China - Silk Road Style - Goddess of Hairpin - Bay Area Intangible Cultural Heritage - Qitian Great Saint - Saibo Lion Dance - Thousand Lanterns and Colors 🌟Dingsheng China: With a bronze tripod as the main structure, it integrates symbols such as auspicious clouds, auspicious beasts and the map of the Greater Bay Area, and uses lighting technology to simulate the sunrise and other scenes to show national confidence and strength. 🌟Silk Road Chang'an Market: Taking the prosperous Chang'an as the starting point of the ancient Silk Road, the Tang style architectural design is integrated to highlight the cultural charm of the Silk Road 🌟The goddess of hairpins: The 18-meter-tall goddess of hairpins is smart and natural, wearing flowers and Chinese clothes, showing the unique charm of the family culture. 🌟 Qitian Dasheng: The classic mythical character Sun Wukong is reshaped in a dark style. The 16-meter-tall Qitian Dasheng is mighty and dominant, with firm eyes. 🌟Cyber ​​​​Lion: The sky-style door blends traditional lion dance with modern technology and futuristic punk style. 🌟Thousands of lanterns: The main design prototype of the main door is from the intangible cultural heritage Cantonese-style mahogany palace lanterns, which complement the "9+2" city landmarks of the Greater Bay Area, showing a unique cultural charm 👀Performance times/shows: 🌟Bay Area Band (Performance Dates: Weekends) Location: [Cape Plaza Living Room] Performance hours: 17:30/19:30/20:30, program format: band performance 🌟"Intelligent Vanguard/Armored Robot" (Performance Date: Weekend) Location: [Cape Plaza Living Room] Performance Hours: 17:30-21:30, Program format: Parade 🌟"Accordion/Saxophone" (Performance Dates: 2.22, 2.23, 3.1, 3.2) Location: [Earth Arts] Performance times: 17:30/19:30/20:30 Program format: Street music 🌟"Xiguan Rhythm" (Performance Date: Weekend) Location: [Main Stage] Performance Time: 18:30/20:30 Program format: Dance 🌟 "Quartet Art/Cantonese Opera/Folk Dance Performance" (Performance Dates: 2.22, 2.23, 3.1, 3.2) Location: [Main Stage] Performance Time: 18:30/20:30 Program format: Xiqu performance 🌟"Spring Song" (Performance Date: Weekend) Location: [Water Stage] Performance time: 18:30/20:30 Program format: Dance 🌟 "Chao Music Place" (Performance Date: Weekend) Location: [Water Stage] Performance Time: 18:00/21:00 Program format: Folk music 🌟 "Ancient Style / Hairpin / Canton NPC" (Performance Date: Weekend) Location: [Whole Park] Performance hours: 17:30-21:30 Program format: Parade 💕English song, dragon dance, lion dance, color flutter, puppet show and other folk performances, according to the daily situation arranged performance program 🌉 Five themed light areas: 📌 Gathering in the Bay Area 📌Bay Area Picture Scroll. Industry Soaring: Showing the achievements of technology and economic development in the Greater Bay Area 📌 Maritime Silk Road 📌 Bay Area Memory 📌 Youth Unlimited 🎟️ Ticket Related: WeChat public account "Greater Bay Area Lantern Festival" applet to purchase, Weekday tickets: $98 for adults, $60 for students, $68 for seniors Weekend tickets: $128 for adults, $60 for students, $90 for seniors Under 1.2 meters free 🆓 ⏰ Opening hours: Ends March 30, 15:00-23:00, lights on at 18:00 daily 💗 Other Tips: 1⃣️ The park has a large food area, many kinds, and you can bring your own snacks, water 2⃣️ It is recommended to wear comfortable sneakers, bring a jacket at night, the wind is relatively strong 3⃣️ It is highly recommended to bring a stroller with children, otherwise it will be very tiring 4⃣️ There are different performances at different times, specific times and performance items !!️Qi Tian Dasheng there, there is a real Sun Wukong can take pictures, but there is a fee, do not want to pay to stay away !!️ Toilets are a bit few, women's toilets have to queue, do not go in a hurry 💕Bring your family and friends to feel the charm of this lantern festival

📍Itinerary introduction: Large lantern festival 🚩 Tour route: Watch all night, the park is huge, too many lights 🏖️ Check-in attractions: Keep checking in, walking and checking in. 🚇Transportation mode 📷 Photo spots The whole place is a photo spot 🍜Specialty Food: Lots of delicious food in the venue! 🏠 Accommodation recommendations 1. Guangzhou Nanhong Auster Hotel (Nansha Passenger Terminal Tianhou Palace Branch) It takes 3-4 kilometers to get to the hotel. 💡Note: 22:40 can not get a taxi, best drive! Or book a hotel within walking distance

The Nansha Greater Bay Area Lantern Festival this year was quite good. The scale and aesthetics of the lantern festival were both on point. The Greater Bay Area Lantern Festival is centered around Xi (Xi) Yue Avenue, connecting five themed lantern festival parks. The lantern festival was held in three adjacent parks: Nansha Seaside Park, Tianhou Palace Scenic Area, and Puzhou Garden. Core attractions: Cyber Awakening Lion - Monkey King - Fairy Tale World - Flower Hairpin Goddess - Silk Road Style - Prosperous China. It takes three to four hours to walk through the entire park. The park is large, and there are many snacks inside. The scene was really shocking, and the lanterns inside were generally large in scale, with many shapes. Although the tickets were expensive, it was still quite worth it. Tour suggestion: It is recommended to park your car at Gate 2, and then take a taxi to Gate 1 early to avoid having to walk a long way back after the lantern festival ends. Gate 1 and Gate 2 are far apart, and it is difficult to get a taxi when there are many people. Lantern Festival Address: Tianhou Palace, Nansha New District, Guangzhou Visiting time: Enter the park at 3:00 pm, and the lights are basically turned on at 6:00 pm Exhibition time: January 22, 2025 - March 30, 2025 Lantern Festival Tickets: Basic ticket price is 128 yuan to 168 yuan

1. Nanbeitai Village Nansha Rainbow Village is a smaller internet celebrity check-in spot. If you have high expectations, you will feel like you have stepped on a landmine. But if you go there for photos, it is still quite good! Check-in spots: Rainbow Road, Haibei Road, Huabai Road, Happy Mailbox 📭, Happy Ticket, Graffiti Wall Transportation: Navigate to Nanbeitai Community, do not navigate to Nanbeitai Village Station, otherwise you will have to turn around and come back - 2. Yacht Club Nansha Rich Resort, Guangzhou "Little Venice", has many high-end resort hotels 🏨, and the resort area 🆓 is open for visiting and taking photos. There is a snack market, and the small seafood in the sauce is very tempting. If you want to take a yacht⛵188r/person Transportation: There is an underground parking lot🅿 - 3. Puzhou Garden The back garden of the Lingnan Garden next to the Tianhou Temple was planned and built by Henry Fok. The natural scenery is also good, there are camping tents and internet celebrity check-in spots, and there are also young ladies wearing Hanfu to take pictures📸 Transportation: There is a parking lot at the door, 20 yuan for 2 hours - 4. Tianhou Temple Beach 🏖️ tour 🆓, you can rent bicycles, the entrance ticket to the park is 🎫20, and the photos taken at the gate are also very good. After 5:30, you are not allowed to enter the park, so we did not go in. The lights in the scenic area are very beautiful at night, there are many snack stalls, and the night market closes at 9 o'clock🚪 Transportation: Shared parking lot with Puzhou Garden🅿

The 2025 Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Lantern Festival will be held in Nansha, Guangzhou from January 22 to March 30. Here are the details: Theme and scale • Theme: The festival will be themed "Glorious China, Colorful Bay Area," combining the intangible cultural heritage of the Chinese New Year and the Zigong Lantern Festival. • Scale: The festival will cover an area of 870 mu, with a main route of over 3 km, covering three tourist attractions: Puzhou Garden, Tin Hau Temple, and Binhai Park. There will be 218 sets of lanterns and over 10,000 lanterns, all carefully crafted by more than 1,000 intangible cultural heritage craftsmen. Highlights • "Prosperous China": Created by Chen Jun, a national senior lantern artist and provincial intangible cultural heritage inheritor, and his team, this lantern set features a bronze cauldron as the main structure, showcasing traditional Chinese elements and modern achievements. • "Flower Goddess": Created by Wang Lu, a Zigong lantern artist, and his team, this lantern set showcases the dynamic and graceful Tanka culture. • "Cyber Lion Dance": A perfect fusion of traditional culture and modern technology. • "Monkey King": A dark-style lantern set that brings mystery and fantasy.

| Guangzhou Nansha Garden Hotel Accommodation Experience. Hotel | Guangzhou Nansha Garden Hotel Accommodation Experience I saw a post from a successful middle-aged man who was on a business trip alone and stayed in a hotel. I found it very interesting. I happened to come to [Guangzhou Nansha Garden Hotel] and recorded my experience. There are still many people on weekends, and there is also the Greater Bay Area Light Festival recently. But it hasn't been set up yet, so the whole place looks like a construction site. In terms of location, it is far from downtown Guangzhou and a little far from downtown Nansha. It is close to Nansha Tin Hau Temple, Yacht Club, and Seaside Park. You can order takeout, but the options are limited. I didn't find many restaurant options nearby. 1️⃣ It should be the most basic configuration, a superior king room. Overall, it is average. There are no highlights except for the environment, but the breakfast is good. There is no tissue box in the room, and the only tissue is on the sink. 2️⃣ I like the smell of the toiletries, but the conditioner is hard to pour out. 3️⃣ The top spray is really at the top, very close to the ceiling. 4 The bathtub does not have a disposable bathtub cover. 4️⃣ The soundproofing is good and bad. I can't hear the sound outside, but I can hear the sound of doors closing around me. The atrium runs through the 2nd to 8th floors. I don't know if the rooms around the atrium are noisy.

🚩Nansha Tin Hau Palace, Nansha Tin Hau Palace It is located on the southeast slope of Dajiao Mountain in Nansha District, Guangzhou. It is surrounded by mountains and rivers, with beautiful scenery and magnificent architectural style. The main building of Tin Hau Palace is a 14.5-meter-high statue of Tin Hau, facing the sea, solemn and solemn, which makes people feel awe. There are many palaces in the palace, with exquisite decoration and detailed carvings. There are also green gardens around, adding a touch of tranquility and tranquility. Nansha Tin Hau Palace is not only a religious holy place, but also a good place for people to relax and travel. Here, you can feel the strong historical and cultural atmosphere, and you can also enjoy the beautiful natural scenery. 🎫Ticket 20 yuan 🚡Cable car 10 yuan ✨Babies, the specific location of Nansha Tin Hau Palace is on the southeast slope of Dajiao Mountain in Nansha District, Guangzhou😜 🚌Transportation guide 🚙Self-driving, just navigate to "Nansha Tin Hau Palace" to reach it smoothly. 🚇Take public transportation, you can take the subway to Nansha Passenger Port Station on Line 4. ⏰Opening hours are 08:30 - 17:00 📸Check-in attractions recommended Statue of Tin Hau: 14.5 meters high, solemn and solemn, super shocking, must take a photo to commemorate. Palace architecture: carved beams and painted buildings, exquisite craftsmanship, every detail is worth savoring. Nanling Tower: Climb to the top of the tower, you can overlook the beautiful sea view and surrounding scenery. Dajiao Mountain Fort: Feel the weight of history and learn about the stories of the past. Release pool: The scenery by the pool is beautiful, the fish are playing, full of vitality. 🦐Recommended food around Nansha lotus root soup: lotus root powder glutinous, fresh and delicious soup, nutritious and delicious. Dan family cake: soft and glutinous taste, sweet and salty flavors, unique. Seafood feast: all kinds of fresh seafood, white scalding, steaming, braised, how to do it is delicious. Huangge roast meat: crispy skin and tender meat, fragrant, appetizing. Newly reclaimed fruits: local fruits are fresh and juicy, such as guava, dragon fruit, etc., sweet and delicious. 💡Precautions Check the weather forecast before going, and take sun protection or rain protection measures. Keep quiet when entering Tin Hau Palace, and respect religious beliefs and customs. If you want to burn incense and pray for blessings, pay attention to fire safety. Pay attention to the safety of personal property when playing, especially in crowded places. When tasting seafood around, pay attention to choosing fresh ingredients to avoid gastrointestinal discomfort.

Nansha Tianhou Palace, located by the seaside of Nansha in Guangzhou, boasts a long history and rich cultural heritage. It is a sacred place for pilgrims. This temple is dedicated to the sea goddess Tianhou, symbolizing the protection and blessing of fishermen at sea. Upon entering Tianhou Palace, the ancient architecture and exquisite carvings exude a strong religious atmosphere. The temple is filled with the scent of burning incense, and devout worshippers pray to Tianhou for peace and protection. This place is not only a center of religious faith but also an important cultural symbol of the Nansha region. Whether for believers or tourists, Nansha Tianhou Palace seems like a bridge connecting heaven and earth, allowing people to feel a sense of tranquility and sanctity.

Nansha Tianhou Temple is awesome for climbing mountains and watching the sea in particular The busy boats in front of the door Can tell many stories to children🤭 Da Ming's recent small class course is about transportation, and the weekend homework is to make a transportation tool. Da Ming said he wanted to make a sailboat⛵️ In order to give Da Ming a more intuitive understanding of maritime transportation then I planned a one-day trip to Nansha this weekend: 👉Nansha Yacht Club (I have been there once, but I didn’t go this time due to time constraints) --- Nansha Tianhou Palace (climbing and watching the sea and various ships up close) --- Nansha Tianhou Palace Beach (to meet Erchen’s sand dredging needs) ㅤ ⭕️Nansha Tianhou Temple: also known as "Mazu Temple", it is the largest Mazu temple in Southeast Asia 🌟Tips: ◾️It's all steps, not too high, but it's tiring to hold the child (Da Ming walked halfway, Er Chen held him all the time). We went to the platform of the main hall to play for a while. The view of the sea here is very good. There are many ships on the sea, each busy. Dad also talked to Da Ming about sea transportation for a long time here ㅤ ◾️You can go down the mountain by the road next to it (which is the route of the sightseeing bus), or you can go down the stairs, but it is really steep. I carried two children down the mountain, and my mother's arm strength was very good (pay attention to safety). We brought a stroller, but it couldn't be used. ㅤ ◾️There is a snack bar and toilet on the platform at the bottom of the mountain. You can camp on the large lawn next to it. There is also a paid camping area. ㅤ ◾️There is a street on the beach at the Tianhou Temple at the entrance, where you can eat milk tea, coffee, flying cakes and other food, as well as sea and amusement park activities. Da Ming was attracted by the amusement park activities (40 yuan/parent-child group with one adult and one child/time) ㅤ ◾️Some people set up tents and bring their own outdoor chairs and stools on the beach ㅤ ◾️Prepare two extra sets of clothes for your child (children don’t care when they are having fun) ㅤ 📍Navigation: Tianhou Temple in Nansha, Guangzhou 🎫Tickets: 20 yuan/person, sightseeing bus 10 yuan/single/person ⏱Opening hours: 8:30-17:00 🚇Transportation: Line 4 [Nansha Passenger Transport Port Station], take a taxi or ride a bicycle 🚗 Self-driving: There is a parking lot in the scenic area (farther away 🅿️20 yuan/day (closer to the Tianhou Temple and more expensive 10 yuan/hour) There is free parking at the restaurant at the entrance or 20 yuan/day) ㅤ ⭕️Nearby Tours: Nansha Seaside Park (recommended), Huigu Super Embankment (recommended), Puzhou Garden, Puzhou Fort, Huangshalu Forest Park (hiking or playing around the lake), etc.

Nansha Tin Hau Palace Nansha Tin Hau Palace is the Mazu culture exchange center in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. Mazu belief was introduced to Nansha from Fujian nearly a thousand years ago. Mazu is an important sea god and trade god in the hearts of the people of Nansha. The Mazu belief and customs in Nansha are based on the core values of revering and praising Mazu's virtues, good deeds, and great love, including Mazu legends, daily sacrifices, and birthday sacrifices. It is an important part of the excellent traditional Chinese culture. Opening hours and tickets: Open all year round from 08:30 to 17:00 (last entry at 16:30). The ticket price is CNY 20 for adults. In general, Nansha Tin Hau Palace is not only a religious building, but also an important cultural landscape and historical site in Nansha, with high historical, cultural, and artistic value.