▲ Zhuhai is a romantic city, and Lovers' Road serves as its urban landmark. This long coastal scenic route is hailed as Zhuhai's "Great Wall," with towering mountains and skyscrapers on its right and the blue sea with returning sails on its left. Along the way, visitors can admire the beautiful coastline, crystal-clear waters, and experience the fine sandy beaches.
▲ By the Xianglu Bay, at the foot of Wangyue Mountain, stands a graceful figure gazing over the water. On the picturesque Xianglu Bay in Zhuhai, there stands a stone sculpture—the Zhuhai Fisherwoman. Adorned with a necklace, carrying a fishing net, with her pants lightly rolled up, she holds aloft a glistening pearl with both hands. Her expression, gentle yet resolute, proclaims light to the world and tells the story of this city.
▲ A viewing platform with panoramic views has been constructed at the Zhuhai Port of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge, providing visitors with an ideal vantage point to admire this magnificent structure.
▲ "Love Post Office" is another romantic spot along Lovers' Road, featuring dedicated areas including a love mailbox, love locks, "Love Around the Corner", love capsules, love declaration wall, love tunnel, and love express delivery.
▲ The square was designed by internationally renowned architect Mr. Carlos Marreiros, featuring Portuguese Manueline architectural style that continues Macao's distinctive architectural culture and European classical design. The arcades and continuous colonnades imbue the square with a strong exotic charm. The exquisitely beautiful ochre-colored ancient castle not only has become Zhuhai's latest internet-famous check-in spot but also serves as a popular location for young couples to take wedding photos.
▲ The New Yuan Ming Palace in Zhuhai is located at the foot of Shilin Mountain on Jiuzhou Avenue, covering an area of 1.39 square kilometers. Modeled after Beijing's Old Summer Palace, it faithfully recreates 18 of the original palace's 40 scenic spots at a 1:1 scale. This top pick attraction combines classical imperial architecture, Jiangnan-style classical gardens, and Western-style buildings, offering visitors a vivid recreation of the Old Summer Palace.
