Things to do in Guangzhou

It was very crowded during the holiday. There were many restaurants inside the park with a wide variety of food. The park environment was nice, and the animals seemed to be living comfortably. The performers in the final parade were also very enthusiastic.

We entered from the South Gate. Although there were many people, it wasn't chaotic at all. The signs were very clear, and the staff were very responsible. It was a very enjoyable trip for the kids; Guangzhou is beautiful and delicious. It was our first time seeing a rhinoceros and our first time riding a cable car—a great experience!

It’s had amazing views get there early the drop from the top is amazing quick but great fun and one hell of a experience amazing views at night

I took my two kids to Chimelong Circus and had a great time there. The tickets are not cheap and totally worth it. The performance combined excellent aerobatic, ans circus performance with fantastic lighting and stage design. We enjoyed the whole show and felt the time flying by. If you only had once chance to visit Chimelong, I strongly recommended you to watch the show.

So many to see historic culture..if you wnt to visit king tomb pls book earlier

The Pearl River Cruise was pretty good. Easy to buy tickets off Trip; buy the tickets, get a QR code within seconds, scan QR code at pier - easy entry. Ship was pretty good. Booked 3rd level seats for the unobstructed views and was pretty surprised that I was booking a table on the 3rd level. That was great as we could sit down if we wanted to. The weather was perfect. No rain, clear skies, a bit of a breeze. It is a great family activity and I would highly recommend it to everyone.

I went with my wife to experience Chimelong's Halloween theme. I think I've only been to Chimelong's Halloween a few times before, this was my third. It was alright, though. There were more tourists dressed in cosplay than before, which added a lot to the festive atmosphere. The NPCs in the park were also quite helpful, and the parade was very nice. However, the park seemed smaller than before; some rides appeared to have been removed. Last time I was here, the 10-loop roller coaster was still there, but then I saw online that it had reached the end of its service life and was sold to India? This time it had become a catapult roller coaster. So many roller coasters, including the Vertical YYDS (it's been renamed, I think it's called the Circus Roller Coaster? I forget exactly). The haunted house was just so-so; it didn't feel as thrilling as before, and I felt like I could never go back to the old days. 🤔

A truly beautiful sight! The twinkling lights and bustling crowds create a lively atmosphere. The various lanterns, adorned with different shapes and designs, depict plant landscapes, small animals, and other cultural elements, leaving a particularly deep impression.

In the afternoon, we visited the provincial museum and happened to catch a free guided tour. The guide's explanation was very professional and detailed, demonstrating a true depth of Van Gogh studies. He shared many touching stories, which were very inspiring. Finally, there was a movie to watch, which the children found very rewarding.

Across two thousand years, they witnessed a dialogue of civilizations alongside the King of Nanyue. All cultural artifacts are silent testimonies of the Lingnan civilization, the Central Plains, and international exchanges.