Things to do in Kaiping

A small scenic spot, a well-preserved historical attraction

This attraction offers great value for money, and the landscaping is very unique. The farmhouses within the scenic area have a pleasant environment, and there's unlimited access to electric vehicles at each stop. The performance at Tianhu Lake is also a great show; the half-hour performance showcases the hard work and dedication of the performers, which has finally paid off.

Jingshan Slide, also known as the Sunset Roller Coaster, winds its way down the mountain from the summit. You can control your speed, feel the wind rushing past your ears, and enjoy panoramic views of Xianglu Bay as you glide – a truly unique experience. The track is well-maintained; the curves are exciting but not too thrilling, making it a great stress reliever for young people. You can take a cable car up the mountain and ride the slide down, combining tranquility and activity for a rich and varied experience.

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.

it is great to visit .cultural heritage charming village with lantern .recommended to do at night .so pretty .very lively with lots of food stall

Taishan Historical and Cultural District is a large group of arcade buildings. The overall appearance is clean, tidy and beautiful. It is much more beautiful than the arcade buildings I saw in Guangzhou and Wuzhou before. The TV series "Kuang Biao" was also filmed here. Zhang Songwen's Weibo also mentioned it many times. I really like it.

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.

The Shenzhen Bay Area Light Ferris Wheel is definitely worth a visit! 🎡✨ The entire area outside is great for photos; the white buildings paired with the Ferris wheel create a fantastic atmosphere, and you can easily take plenty of pictures just by walking around. We went during the day when the weather was great, and the view from the ride was truly expansive. You could see the sea, city buildings, and the entire Happy Harbour below. The scenery was especially beautiful as it slowly rose higher. Plus, the cabins were air-conditioned, so you wouldn't feel like you were being steamed alive on Shenzhen's sweltering heat! 🤣 The Ferris wheel rotates relatively slowly and is very stable throughout. Even for someone like me who's a little afraid of heights, it was quite comfortable; there was no sudden feeling of weightlessness. It's quite suitable for couples 💕 They even help take photos before you go on the Ferris wheel, and when you come down, you can choose to have the photos framed and made into souvenir cards. We bought some in the end, although it's a standard tourist attraction souvenir photo routine, the finished product was actually quite nice hahaha 📸(˶ˊᵕˋ˵) However, there was one thing that really left me speechless 🙂 I completely understand that lighters can't be brought on board during security checks, and it's fine to leave them there temporarily according to regulations. But when I came down, I found that a security guard had taken my lighter! Luckily, I noticed and got it back in the end 🔥😅 The item itself wasn't expensive, but the feeling was really strange. I hope the staff can be more regulated in this regard and not take away tourists' personal belongings without permission. Putting this little incident aside, the Ferris wheel experience itself is quite good. The scenery is beautiful, great for taking photos, and the surrounding environment is also very comfortable 🌊🎡 If it's your first time in Shenzhen or a date for a couple, you can arrange to ride it once. The weather is really great, I recommend coming during the day or in the evening. It's quite nice to see the city and the sea at the same time~ (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧

In 1859, during the reign of Emperor Xianfeng of the Qing Dynasty, British official Burke proposed setting up a concession in Shamian. The Governor-General of Guangdong and Guangxi, Lao Chongguang, readily agreed, promising that the Chinese side would first excavate a 30-meter-wide, 1200-meter-long canal (today's Shaji Canal) north of Shamian to separate it from the mainland. Two bridges would be built across the canal, one connecting to the west embankment and the other to Shaji Road. Shamian boasts over 160 years of history, and the Shamian West Bridge, the stone steps, the iron cannons, and numerous Western-style buildings are the best testament to this.