Yongqing Fang and Lychee Bay, Guangzhou | Local recommendations for food, drink, and fun

Lychee Bay (also known as Lychee Bay Creek) was built in 2010 before the Guangzhou Asian Games. As a Guangzhou local who used to live nearby, I witnessed the entire construction process of the scenic area. Here is a travel and photo route that I think is pretty good. [Detailed Guide] 👉Personal recommended route: (Eat and play along the way, the order of the route can be reversed) Cultural Park (Cultural Park Metro Station) - Xidi Wharf Buildings - Shamian Island - Shangxiajiu Pedestrian Street - Xiguan Arcade Buildings on Enning Road - Yongqing Fang - Cantonese Opera Museum - Lychee Bay - Pantang Road Food Street (Zhongshanba Metro Station) ⌚️Recommended route time: 1 day 📌Scenic spots along Lychee Bay Creek: Liwan Lake Park (water flower market during the Spring Festival), Xiguan Arcade Buildings on Enning Road, Yongqing Fang, Cantonese Opera Museum, Bruce Lee's Former Residence 📎Transportation: 🚇Metro: Line 5 Zhongshanba (near Liwan Lake) Line 6 Ruyifang (near the middle section of Lychee Bay) Line 1/6 Huangsha (near Yongqing Fang and Shamian Island) Line 1 Changshou Road (near Shangxiajiu Pedestrian Street) Line 6/8 Cultural Park (near Xidi and Shamian Island) 🚗Self-driving: It is recommended to park at "Lychee Bay Scenic Area - Parking Lot" (the roads in the old city are narrow and there are few parking spaces, so it is recommended to take public transportation during holidays) 🍜Food: Panxi Restaurant (dim sum), Pantang Road Food Street (Xiangqun Restaurant, Kaiji Dessert, Lingji Laifen, etc.), Chen Tianji Fish Skin, Tao Tao Ju (dim sum), Wucaiji Noodle House (wonton noodles), etc. 📍Lesser-known photo spots: The section from the Third Affiliated Hospital of Guangzhou Medical University to Enning Road in the middle of Lychee Bay (down the stairs opposite the intersection of Duobao Road and Lychee Bay Road) is not crowded with tourists, but it is very dark at night, so it is not recommended to walk there.