[2025 Guangzhou Attraction] Travel Guide for Liwan Lake Park (Updated May)

As expected of Guangzhou! Even a random free park is so beautiful! . In early winter, Liwan Lake Park in Guangzhou has already become a sea of flowers! Enter from the east gate of the park - we recommend visiting at around 4 pm! The sunlight glistens on the lake... Lingnan-style architecture and colorful flowers complement each other! It's like being in a beautiful painting ❤️❤️ . Nearby attractions include Lychee Bay and Yongqing Fang. There are many local delicacies along the way! \ 📍East Gate of Liwan Lake Park 🚇Take Metro Line 5 to Zhongshanba Station, then walk for about 10 minutes. . 🚶‍♀️‍➡️City walk route Liwan Lake Park → Lychee Bay → Yongqing Fang → Shangxiajiu

#eatlikealocal #100waysoftravel #guangzhou #cantonesefood #cantonesedishes When we asked a local from Guangdong for authentic Cantonese food recommendations, they pointed us to Tang Lee Food Art, a beautiful Cantonese restaurant located in Liwan Lake Park with a stunning lake view. To avoid disappointment, we reserved a table with a lake view one day in advance. Tang Lee Food Art is renowned as one of the "New Four Garden Restaurants of Guangzhou" and has existed since the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty, making it the first garden-style restaurant in Xiguan. The restaurant’s layout is charming, with a winding bridge corridor leading into the garden. You can even dine on a boat, giving the atmosphere of being in Jiangnan. We ordered must-try dishes like the heritage-style braised pigeon, crispy black char siu, Taishan eel fried rice, signature chicken, stewed fish maw, and salted pork with radish. Every dish was flavorful and well-prepared. Classic Cantonese songs played in the background, and the local Cantonese chatter around us gave a homely feel. Featuring a menu of classic Cantonese cuisine and traditional Xiguan snacks, this restaurant has even appeared on *A Bite of China 3*. The antique garden setting is perfect for photos, making this our most memorable dining experience in Guangzhou.

#parksandgardens #100waysoftravel#guangzhou #china #garden #liwanlake #guangdong #spring Our visit to Guangzhou's Liwan lake park was a delightful experience, as we spent the entire afternoon leisurely exploring the vast park grounds. The park's sprawling size made it easy for us to lose ourselves in its tranquil beauty, strolling along peaceful pathways until evening set in. One of the highlights of our visit was spotting the golden-hued dawn redwoods that stood majestically by the water, their reflection shimmering on the lake's surface. We were also fortunate to see the vibrant delphiniums ,adding pops of color to the lush greenery. As the sun began to set, the park's serene atmosphere only deepened, making it a perfect place to unwind and connect with nature. 💰Average Price per Person:Free! 🚇Transport: Take Guangzhou 🚇 . The nearest metro station is Changshou Lu Station** (Line 1), and from there, it’s about a 10-minute walk to the park. Alternatively, you can take a 🚌, with several lines stopping near the park, including **Bus 66** and **Bus 74**. 🚖Taxis or ride-hailing services like Didi are also convenient options if you prefer a direct ride.

#Lake #100 Ways to Travel 🕰️Opening hours: 24 hours open 📍Address: Guangzhou Liwan Lake Park, 10 minutes walk from Zhongshan 8th Road Station of Guangzhou Metro 💰Average consumption per person: Free visit 💞Reason for recommendation: Liwan Lake Park is a park with Xiguan culture in Guangzhou, Liwan Lake is very large, you can see many cruise ships shuttling on it, and there are many fake mountain decorations, you can walk slowly on the bridge 🚶♀️, enjoy the view of the shore, tea culture is one of the important elements here ❤️😎

Born and raised in Guangzhou, Xiguan is still my favorite place. The charm of Xiguan is a distinctive feature of Guangzhou. Liwan, as one of the old four districts of Guangzhou, is lined with historical buildings that are often densely packed and convenient for touring. This article summarizes a Xiguan citywalk route suitable for sightseeing and photography. - 🚩Route guide: Liwan Lake Park - Liwan Museum - Xiguan Mansions - Litchi Bay - Tang Li Garden - Yongqing Fang ✅If you're quick, it's suitable to complete in one day. ✅According to the plan, you should arrive at Tang Li Garden around dinner time. If you don't want to eat, you can also take photos and check in before heading straight to Yongqing Fang! Yongqing Fang is not only beautiful, but there are also many traditional Liwan snack shops nearby～ ✅This route is completely free of charge – no admission fees – - ▪️ Liwan Lake Park ▪️ The total area is up to 27 hectares, with 🌊water area accounting for 62%. In terms of history, it's much shorter than other old gardens that have withstood hundreds of years. But perhaps for this reason, it gave people more room to express themselves. With Lingnan-style bridges, pavilions, and towers, everything is available. A true southern landscape! - ▪️ Xiguan Mansions ▪️ These are traditional Lingnan-style residential houses, mostly brick-wood structures with blue brick bases and granite inlays on the main doors. People now live around the Xiguan Mansions. These old buildings are not just cold exhibits. They have become special entities with historical marks and modern traces. - ▪️ Liwan Museum ▪️ The museum is not large, but the design of the exhibition hall is very photogenic. - ▪️ Litchi Bay ▪️ With waterways as the main axis, shops line both sides of the bank, creating a pleasant scenery. There are also various 🤤traditional Xiguan flavored snacks. - ▪️ Tang Li Garden ▪️ Tang Li Garden was established during the Tang Dynasty and was a gathering place for literati to compose poems and lyrics. At dusk, several flower boats adorned with red lanterns are quietly moored. In recent years, it has been reshaped in combination with the history and culture of Xiguan, integrating traditional Xiguan cuisine. It has become an important witness to the culture of Liwan. It was once selected to represent Xiguan cuisine on 'A Bite of China'. It is recommended to 🎑dine in the evening when the lanterns under the night sky are even more beautiful. - ▪️ Yongqing Fang ▪️ This place has gradually become one of the landmarks of Guangzhou! There are classic Xiguan arcades as well as modern new-style shops. And the Cantonese Opera Museum is really photogenic! - 📒I've categorized and saved it, you can go and see what else you like. 😎 So, see you next time~

Guangzhou has quietly entered spring, Prepared a Monet garden for you, Hidden in Liwan Lake Park. - This old Liwan Lingnan Park in the city is really good to visit, The east gate of the park is decorated with many flowers, The combination with the Lingnan style buildings in front of you is really absolute. On sunny days, the lake surface is starry, beautiful and comfortable. - You can also row in the park, Nearby are Litchi Bay and Pantang Ancient Village, You can play for half a day on weekends, The tour route has been sorted out for everyone: - 📍Location: East Gate of Liwan Lake Park 🚇Transportation: About 10 minutes walk from Zhongshan Balu Station on Line 5 - 📸Photo suggestions: 👉🏻The flower bed is at the east gate of Liwan Lake, you can see it when you go in 👉🏻The flowers next to the Moon Shadow Building are so beautiful, this is also a very good location 👉🏻Don't miss the Lingnan architecture in front of the Moon Shadow Building 👉🏻Walk into Pantang Ancient Village, the archway of Xiguan people's house is inside - 🚶🏻‍♀️Tour route: East Gate of Liwan Lake Park—Moon Shadow Building—Pantang Ancient Village—Liwan Museum—Litchi Bay

#Guangzhou Attractions The park with the most Xiguan style in Guangzhou is undoubtedly Liwan Lake Park, which is also a park frequented by the old Xiguan people in Guangzhou. Since its construction in 1958, it can be said that it has witnessed the changes of Liwan. The park consists of 5 lakes, and boating on the lakes is of course the first choice. The lake is surrounded by trees and the pavilions are very elegant and unique. If you eat or drink tea in the restaurants by the lake, you can chill and enjoy the view. For example, the most famous ones include "Panxi Restaurant", "Xiguan Family" on the island in the lake, and "Qiaomei Tangliyuan" and "Zhuxi" which have emerged in recent years. ❗️Now Liwan Lake Park is connected with Pan Tang and Litchi Bay Creek to form a scenic spot, where you can visit together. 🎫Tickets: Free ⌚️Opening hours: 24 hours a day 🚇Transportation: Zhongshan 8th Road Subway Station

Xiguan Liwan Lake Park is located on Longjin West Road, Guangzhou City. The park houses three museums explaining the evolution and development of the culture of Guangzhou. Free of charge, the park has a specialty Chinese restaurant, pavilions and pavilions, you have time to experience the tea culture of Guangzhou people in the old town. But there are also specialty coffee shops. #OverseasTravel #GuangzhouTravel #GuangzhouGood Places #OldGuangzhouCulture #DomesticTravel #MainlandChina Attractions

Liwan Lake Park displays the elegant and gentle beauty of southern China with a lake as its central attraction. The park is located in the Pantang area in Liwan district. The park obtained its name from an ancient river bend on West Pearl River, Lizhiwan, which means "lychee bend": the area is famous for its lychee trees. Liwan Park was bulit in 1958, covering an area of about 400,000 square meters, and the lake covers about 2 / 3. Liwan Lake Park was named in the ancient West Pearl River on a bend - Lychee Wan, the bend to the planting of lychee and famous, there is one poem saying "a Green Bay, spring water, lychee red cross". Liwan Lake Park is comprised of Xiaocui Lake, Yucui Lake, Ruyi Lake and Wuxiu Lake. On the grounds are many pavilions, water pavilions, terraces, porches and towers that add to the charm. Part of the park's charm comes from the fact that there are many facilities that allow visitors to enjoy the beauty of the place while exercising in the gymnasium or swimming at the Olympic size pool.Liwan Lake Park is a collection of travel, sports, entertainment, and rest in one multi-functional, comprehensive park. Liwan Lake Park is the most elegant and graceful style emboding the southern countries. Visitors coming during the summer months can enjoy the aroma of the blooming lotus flowers that adorn the banks of the lakes. Address:155 Longjingxi Lu, Liwan District, Guangzhou Hours: 06:30 - 22:00 Price: Free Getting there: 2, 8, 9, 17, 19, 25, 34, 52, 55, 61, 71, 74, 81, 82, 85, 105, 109, 123, 124, 128, 132, 133, 193, 204, 207, 208, 212, 231 Take metro line 5 to Zhongshanba Station #guangzhou #guangdong #MyTripVlog

This is the perfect place to spend a quiet afternoon in a busy city. Liwan Park has something for everyone. Getting There - Line 6 Ruyifang Station Attractions - Boat ride and romantic parks Food & Restaurants - Local Cantonese dishes. It consists of a large beautiful lake where you can rent a boat and paddle across. There are small restaurants for sampling local Cantonese dishes. #guangzhou #guandong #liwanlake #colorful #beautiful #lazyafternoon #boats #nature #lake

Guangzhou is know for it's multitude of lush parks. Each different and beautiful in it's own way. Liwan Lake Park a great place to visit. You could make a day out of wandering around the lakes and through it's gorgeous gardens. In addition to the beautiful scenery, you can also watch a Chinese opera show from beneath the shady trees or go boating in the canals. Cost: Free! Address: 155 Longjin Xi Lu, Liwan District (荔湾区龙津西路155号) Easy to get to by metro 🚇 or taxi 🚕 #guangzhou #urbanexplorer #parks #free

Liwan Lake Park is a park in Guangzhou, located in Pantang, Xiguan. The park was built in 1958 and covers a total area of ​​about 27 hectares, with the lake accounting for 62 percent. It consists of four lakes: Xiaocui Lake, Yucui Lake, Ruyi Lake and Wuxiu Lake. Liwan Lake Park is almost entirely surrounded by small rivers and lakes. So it's a lot cooler to take a walk nearby. There are also many corridors built along the rivers and lakes, which are very poetic. Following the river, we arrived at the Xiguan Bamboo Garden in Liwan Lake Park. The park also imitates the design of a water stage, merging the water stage and water auditorium. Then, I swam a long circle along the river in Liwan Lake Park.

Guangzhou and Hong Kong🇭🇰 are very close, especially after the high-speed rail🚅 Sometimes if you have time to go back and walk it is very convenient Before the pandemic, we went to our place for 2 days of free travel😌 One of the attractions in our area is Lai Wan Lake Park, which is very popular among locals Compared to 🆚Hong Kong🇭🇰 parks it is certainly big And it has a shop inside 😆 feel quite a lot to see It is a highly integrated park☺️ Adults and children can do what they like ❤️ So going to hea on vacation is definitely very enjoyable #countryside good places #resident writer #winter travelogue #overseas travel

Getting There - Old Town in Liwan Lake Park Address: Lvzhi Pantang Wuyue Outer Street No.32, Liwan Guangzhou Guangdong China Attractions - Liwan Lake Park Relax in the shade of lush garden vines while sipping on a nice cold fresh fruit tea, and enjoying the beautiful plants surrounding the ancient architecture. #romanticrestaurant#café#tripfoodie#summervacation#urbanexplorer

20250510My trip to southern China, Guangzhou Chapter No. 2-Yongqingfang, feel the ancient charm of Guangzhou. A hotel I found on Ctrip.com, located on Enning Road, on the street, very easy to find. The hotel has a very "old" feel. We stayed silent all night. After lunch in the morning, we went to the ancient street to appreciate the historical features. We first went to Liwan Park and the Museum, and then walked to Yongqingfang. Yongqingfang in Guangzhou's Xiguan has a long history, which is said to date back to the first year of Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty (206 BC). During the Han Dynasty, lychees were grown in Litchi Bay. By the Ming Dynasty, Litchi Bay had become a famous tourist area in Guangzhou. In the late Qing Dynasty, foreign trade began, attracting a large number of wealthy businessmen to gather here to set up camp and build private gardens. During the Republic of China period, a large number of tourists often came to visit, and even Mr. Sun Yat-sen once came here. I walked and walked and looked, my eyes were too busy to take it all in. The food in the food street dazzled me. I wanted to eat everything I saw, and in the end I ate a little bit at each restaurant. I stood for a long time at the front and back doors of the ancestral home of the martial arts god Bruce Lee. I recalled visiting his and his son's tombs at the University of Washington in Seattle, USA. I felt very emotional. The hero came from here and ended there, but there seemed to be no distance between them in time and space. We also saw some of Guangzhou’s time-honored brands on the street: Guangzhou Restaurant, Lianhualou, etc. I said goodbye to the old street when the sun set. History and modern scenes kept overlapping in my mind. Reminiscing about the past and cherishing the present makes me cherish my happy life even more. I am especially grateful to the Guangzhou government for preserving and protecting this street and this piece of history so well for future generations.

Rent a wooden boat to drift across the lake, watching Xiaocui Pavilion's reflection shatter into shimmering ripples, and gaze up at century-old banyan trees with cascading aerial roots like curtains when passing under Rainbow Bridge. At Wuxiu Lake's waterside corridor, close your eyes and meditate to the white noise symphony of birdsong and lapping waves. In 1200 Bookstore, order a lychee iced americano, sink into the sofa to pen urban notes, with swaying tree shadows dancing beyond the floor-to-ceiling windows, spending half a day steeped in the fragrance of ink and coffee. "20 minutes in the park" isn't escapism—it's a ritual to let your soul catch up with your body. At Liwan Lake, a blooming branch, a book page, or a cup of tea all become metaphors for healing. 📍 Address: Liwan Lake Park (155 Longjin West Road, Liwan District, Guangzhou) ⏰ Opening hours: Open 24/7, free admission 🚇 Transport: 5-minute walk from Metro Line 5 Zhongshanba Station Exit A/Line 6 Ruyifang Station

Day 1: Cultural Heritage & Local Eats Start your trip with a visit to the Chen Clan Ancestral Hall, a beautifully preserved complex filled with traditional Cantonese architecture and folk art. Then head over to Yong Qing Fang, a charming historical area blending old Canton with trendy cafes and art spaces. End the day exploring Beijing Road Pedestrian Street—a lively spot for shopping and sampling local street food like rice rolls and grilled squid. Day 2: Temples & River Views Visit the Temple of the Six Banyan Trees, one of Guangzhou’s oldest Buddhist temples with a stunning pagoda. Then explore Shamian Island, known for its European colonial buildings and peaceful riverside paths. In the evening, enjoy a Pearl River night cruise and take in the dazzling skyline views. Day 3: Modern Landmarks & Photo Spots Head to Zhujiang New Town to see the modern side of Guangzhou—don’t miss the Canton Tower, especially if you’re into night photography. Make a stop at the Guangzhou Circle Building, one of the city’s most Instagrammable and unusual skyscrapers. Grab dinner at a local dim sum restaurant or try roast goose from a traditional Cantonese eatery. Day 4: Local Life & Hidden Gems Spend your last day diving into local life with a stroll through Xiguan Old Houses and traditional arcades. Revisit Yong Qing Fang if you missed it or want a relaxing coffee break. Wrap up your trip with a visit to a lesser-known temple or a walk in Liwan Lake Park before heading back. Accommodation Tip: Stayed at Park Shijia Boutique Apartment near Guangzhou Yangang Metro Station—super convenient and quiet! Travel Tip: Guangzhou’s metro system is clean, cheap, and connects most major attractions—get a transportation card for easy access.

The park is dominated by lakes, including Xiaocui Lake, Yucui Lake, Ruyi Lake and Wuxiu Lake. The pavilions, terraces, pavilions, corridors, pavilions and pavilions in the park are hidden among the green trees. The trees are shady, the willows are swaying, the grass is green, the bridges are curved, the pavilions are terraces, the Yishui stone bridge, and the lake is shining. P Address: No. 155, Longjin West Road, Liwan District, Guangzhou National Transportation: Exit D1 of Ruyifang Metro Station Opening hours: All day, recommended playing time is 2-3 hours. xEight Scenic Spots of Liwan Lake: Flower Terrace Dance, Banyan Shade Singing, Yuhu Boating, Liyong Hongqiao, Xianci Ancient Ferry, Chunbo Pine Shadow, Ziwei Xiujing, Shazhu Kupu Park Attractions: ① Internet Red Hydrangea: You can see it from the east gate. There is a hydrangea bush by the lake. There are blue, pink and purple hydrangeas. It is dreamy and romantic, like walking into Monet's garden. 2. The photo studio: a double-story pavilion built on the lake, with green tiles and gray bricks, is antique. You can overlook the beautiful scenery of Yucui Lake from the second floor. 3. Mingyuan Bridge and Wuxiu Bridge: stone bridges spanning the lake, with exquisite carvings on the bridges.

🍁 Want to experience authentic Guangzhou culture and explore the charm of a southern water town? Liwan Lake Park is absolutely your best choice! This place preserves Guangzhou's ancient charm and is a treasure trove of Xiguan culture. 🍁 Everywhere you look, you'll find lush greenery, lake views, rest areas, ancient trees providing shade, and colorful riverside buildings. The classical pavilions and towers create a timeless atmosphere. No matter how many times you visit, you'll be soothed by the park's warm, human touch. ✅ Cantonese Opera: The Lichee Bay Grand Stage hosts Cantonese opera performances daily from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM. It's so relaxing to sit and enjoy the performances by the local opera enthusiasts! ✅ Liwan Canal: Stroll along the canal lined with over 180 lush lychee trees. Look forward to the summer beauty of "green stream waters with red lychees on both banks." ✅ City walk: Nearby attractions include Pantang Ancient Village, Yongqing Fang, Liwan Museum, Chen Clan Ancestral Hall, and Xiguan Mansions—perfect for a full day of exploration. 🍁 Having savored the bowl pudding, water chestnut drink, and chicken biscuits... I really loved that afternoon wandering around Liwan Lake Park!!

#Guangzhou Itinerary My babies! Found a treasure! Liwan Panxi Restaurant, located next to Liwan Lake Park, combines the Lingnan style with authentic Cantonese flavor, and is definitely the ceiling of Cantonese cuisine! When you step into Panxi Restaurant, you instantly feel like you are walking into a classical garden. The pavilions, waterside terraces, carved railings, and painted plaster sculptures are all exquisitely designed. Sitting by the window, you can enjoy the rippling blue waves of Liwan Lake and the green willows hanging down the banks. It is very comfortable to dine while admiring the scenery! Every corner is great to take pictures, and every frame you take is a retro movie📸 The food is irresistible! The must-order dishes are the Panxi Shrimp Dumplings, which are filled with bouncy prawns wrapped in a translucent outer layer and bursting with freshness; the Steamed Chicken Feet with Black Bean Sauce are soft and tasty, and the bones fall off with a light sip; the Pantang Water Chestnut Cake is sweet and chewy, mixed with water chestnut particles, and is cool and refreshing. There is also the Liwan Boat Porridge, which has an exaggerated amount of ingredients. Fish slices, peanuts, and shredded eggs are all in one bowl. The porridge has a dense base that warms the heart and stomach. 📍It's right next to Liwan Lake Park. Get off at Zhongshan 8 Station on Metro Line 5 and walk for a few minutes! Whether you are looking for food or checking in, this is a great choice. Hurry up and make an appointment with your friends for dinner! #Guangzhou Food #Liwan Food #Lingnan Style #Old Restaurant #Guangzhou Store

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#Guangzhou Itinerary I recently checked in at Guangzhou Liwan Lake Park and wanted to share the latest flower information and my experience of visiting with you! As a popular flower-viewing spot in the city, the hydrangeas at Liwan Lake have been all over the social media, but according to actual measurements on April 8, the flowering period is now coming to an end, with most of the hydrangeas beginning to wither (as seen in Figure 3), the edges of the petals turning yellow, and the density of the flowers significantly reduced. However, the overall greenery in the park is still rich, and the lake and tree shadows complement each other, making it still a good place for strolling and relaxing. 🌿 Garden experience and practical tips: • Weather and crowds: Visiting on a cloudy day may lack the backdrop of blue sky and white clouds, but the cooler climate is more suitable for strolling. There are not many tourists during non-weekend periods, and boating on the lake and enjoying the scenery along the lake are both leisurely and pleasant. Occasionally, you will encounter photography enthusiasts who stop to take pictures. The atmosphere is quiet and comfortable. • Surrounding food spots: ▫️ Crab roe noodles: The check-in experience at this internet celebrity restaurant is average, the crab roe flavor did not live up to the expected surprise, the price/performance ratio is a matter of opinion, and it is not recommended to make a special trip to try it. ▫️ Ling Ji Lo Mein: A traditional Cantonese noodle shop worth recommending! Bamboo noodles are chewy and refreshing, and paired with beef brisket or fish skin, the sauce is seasoned just right, making it a perfect choice for filling your stomach. • Heartwarming details: If you can’t find a specific check-in point, the staff will enthusiastically guide you along the way, allowing you to feel the strong local human touch during your visit to the park. ✨ Summary and suggestions: Although we missed the heyday of hydrangeas, Liwan Lake Park is still a great place to relax on the weekend with its quaint pavilions and rippling lake views. It is recommended to visit the nearby Litchi Bay together to experience the Lingnan water village style and taste traditional snacks such as chicken wings and chicken biscuits. Remember to choose a sunny day to enjoy the beautiful scenery of lakes and mountains and delicious food, and have a great time! #GuangzhouParkLive #FlowerLiveReport #LiwanLakePark #GuangzhouWeekendDestinations

#discoverchina The Exotic Lingnam Culture Travel to Guangzhow has always attracted those who love food! This somehow would include almost everyone 😁. The variety and autheticity of the southern chinese cuisine here needs to be experienced to be appreciated. From the traditional noodle and rice dishes, to roasted piglet and abalone, dim sum and pastries, there is an endless list of goodies to delight the eager tongues and stomachs. Visit the districts like Liwan, Soon Tuck and Yuesiu, and you will find hidden gems in the kitchens there. For the less adventourous, just walk and savor the delicacies along Beijing pedestrian road, you will not be disappointed. Lastly, there are many interesting and beautiful parks and tourist spots to spend your time relaxing after a sumptous meal. Guangzhou is a city that knows how to satisfy your tastebuds and travel lust, all you need to do is come.

Tucked within Yong Qing Fang’s historic charm, the Moon Bridge gracefully arches over a narrow canal, reflecting soft lights and whispered stories of old Guangzhou. Couples pause for photos, children skip stones, and visitors soak in the calm against a backdrop of restored Lingnan architecture. It’s a scene that feels timeless—where water meets culture in quiet harmony. #discoverchina

#aprilblooms Liwan Lake Park is a beautiful destination to experience blossoms in Guangzhou! The park features a variety of trees and flowers that bloom in the spring, creating a vibrant and picturesque environment. You can enjoy walking along the lakeside paths, taking in the views of the flowers, and appreciating the traditional architecture in the park. It’s a great spot for relaxation, picnics, and photography, especially when the blossoms are in full bloom. If you love nature, it’s definitely worth a visit!

I come to Guangzhou almost every month, this time I went to stay in a hotel near Yongqing Plaza, ate a charcoal turkey pot at night, sipped coffee and egg tart in Yongxing Plaza, Yongxing Plaza at night is beautiful, and Guangzhou is a lot of delicacies, the next day we also went to eat fresh pickled fish, affordable and large portions #Canton itinerary

#discoverchina Liwan Lake Park is a scenic urban oasis located in the heart of Guangzhou’s historic Liwan District. Known for its beautiful lakes, traditional Lingnan architecture, and lush gardens, the park blends natural charm with cultural heritage, making it a favorite spot for both locals and visitors. 📍 Location: No. 155 Longjin West Road, Liwan District, Guangzhou ⏰ Opening Hours: 6:00 AM – 10:00 PM daily 🎫 Admission: Free 🚇Metro: Line 5 to Ximenkou Station or Changshou Lu Station, then walk 10 minutes.

#Guangzhou Attractions Friends, Guangzhou Liwan Lake Park is a poetic paradise hidden in the bustling city. As you step into the garden, the rippling blue lake comes into view, and the willows by the lake are swaying in the wind. The pavilions and towers are quaint and antique, and the carved beams and painted buildings are filled with a strong Lingnan flavor. The garden is home to a forest of lychee, carambola and other fruit trees, which are fragrant all year round. Take a stroll and feel the beauty of nature. There are also cultural activities such as Cantonese opera performances, allowing people to immerse themselves in the charm of traditional art. Whether it's early morning exercise or an afternoon stroll, Liwan Lake Park is a great choice. Here, you can enjoy peace and leisure while experiencing Guangzhou's historical and cultural heritage. Come and explore this beautiful Cantonese paradise! #Liwan Lake Park #Lingnan Style #Urban Oasis

The night breeze in early April carries the cotton-like kapok, gently brushing over the gray bricks and black tiles of Yongqing Fang. Lanterns light up one after another under the eaves, casting mottled shadows of the arcade buildings on the cobblestone streets, like time has created a gentle ripple. Under Moon Bridge, the spring water ripples slightly. The arch of the bridge and its reflection embrace to form a full moon. Some people hold bamboo fans to half-cover their faces, while others carry fish lanterns to chase the flowing light. The sounds of camera shutters rise and fall, but cannot cover the melodious singing from the Cantonese Opera Museum. With a flick of the actress's water sleeves, she embraces the thousand-year-old misty rain of Xiguan. Handsome men and beautiful women walk past them with coffee in hand, the latte art on the rim of the cups shaking into a nebula. In the windows of the intangible cultural heritage block, the sound of coppersmiths intertwines with electronic music, and the old times and new trends reconcile here. The most beautiful fireworks are nothing more than a lamp after the rebirth of a dilapidated building, the sweet aftertaste of a sour olive, and the lens of a foreigner meeting an ancient stage. Yongqing Fang does not speak, but turns life into a poem - half dipped in ink, full of vicissitudes; half dipped in sugar, sweetening the ordinary.