Things to do in Shanwei

I got a tourism voucher for two people, which was cheaper than other platforms. The park opens at 10 am and closes at 8 pm. There were hardly any queues for the attractions during the day. Just pay attention to the show times for each venue and allocate your time accordingly; you can easily have a full day. The evening fireworks show is a large-scale spectacle combining sound, light, and live performances, and it's definitely worth seeing.

Scenery: Quite beautiful in the Mangrove Bay area. Fun: Okay. Value for money: Free.

The African savanna and the deep sea wonderland in the lens seem to be pushed directly in front of you. Every frame is full of vitality. It is both educational and healing. After watching it, you just want to go for a walk in nature.

I think 300 yuan per person is great value for money. It includes a free cable car ride for a panoramic view of the entire park, and a free mini-train ride for a close-up look at the animals on the African savanna – you get to see everything from different angles. We also spent 300 yuan to drive through the park and get a more intimate look at the animals – a very immersive experience. It wasn't the weekend, so it wasn't too crowded. The park staff were very responsible in their explanations. We also ordered a three-person set meal inside the park, which was a bit pricey, but reasonable for the park's price.

Shanwei Lianhuashan Forest Park covers an area of ​​80,000 mu, with towering mountains, overlapping peaks, strange rocks, green forests and clear waters, birds singing and flowers blooming, and pleasant scenery. As for the main peak of Lianhua Mountain Range with an altitude of 1,336 meters, it is a good place for tourists to climb and enjoy the scenery. This scenic area is centered on Jiming Temple

Magong Beach in Shanwei is a rare, less-visited beach in Guangdong that combines wild natural beauty, the charm of a fishing village, and stunning "glass sea" scenery. Key attractions and activities: Magong Beach and the abandoned suspension bridge. Magong Beach boasts fine sand. An abandoned suspension bridge extends into the sea, offering excellent photo opportunities. The waves crashing against the bridge pillars create cinematic shots. The bridge surface is now blocked off by a concrete wall, preventing access. Note that the waves are large, there are no lifeguards, and swimming is not recommended. Transportation: By car: Navigate directly to "Magong Beach". By city bus: From Shanwei city center, take bus route 12 to Magong Haipang Street Station, then walk 800 meters to the beach. However, buses are infrequent. Alternatively, you can rent an electric scooter from Jinmawan residential area; the journey takes about 25 minutes. Getting a taxi from Magong Beach is difficult, as ride-hailing services are limited.

The scenery at the top of the mountain is beautiful, making it an ideal place for hiking enthusiasts. Be careful to avoid slipping and use mosquito repellent, and bring plenty of water as there are no supply points along the way.

It’s a good trip. You can see many animals and see the cute red pandas up close. What you especially want to try is to go in and feed the tigers. It’s scary and exciting, but it’s worth it to see the majesty of the tigers up close with your own eyes.

I get chance to see guangzhou and the river and take nice pictures and selifs. It is good to try once.