Guangdong

Chimelong Safari Park is part of the Chimelong Tourist Resort. Located in Guangzhou's Panyu, it is China's first and Guangzhou's only "AAAAA" grade scenic area. It is also the filming location of the famous reality show “Dad, Where Are We Going”. The park spans over 2000 acres of land including a large section of undisrupted Southeast China subtropical rainforest making it the largest eco-zoo in China. The park contains many wild animals from all over the world, of which many are rare species. It is a great place for family trips, there are plenty of animal performances in the park, and there is also a park zone designed specifically for children. It's a lot of fun!

Located in Hengqin, Zhuhai, Chimelong Ocean Kingdom is an enormous marine theme park. The park has a total of eight theme areas, including marine exhibition halls, active amusement facilities and animal performances. You can see a lot of rare marine species, interesting dolphin shows, and also experience the nearly 20-story flying roller coaster. There are exciting parades and fireworks on display too.

Chimelong Paradise is one of the top amusement parks in China. It has a wide range of amusement facilities. Whether you are looking for attractions that are exciting, of higher difficulty level or something more comforting, Chimelong Paradise has it all installed for you. It is suitable for tourists of all ages. There are several large amusement instalments in the park, and there are also exciting performances and parades all day round. Many theme events are held here during the holidays. These events are rich in content and highly popular.

Canton Tower is currently one of the tallest towers in China. Due to its unique shape, it is also known as "Slim Waist" and is a landmark of Guangzhou. The tower has a stunning nightview and it is one of the main venues for the Guangzhou International Light Festival each year. At the observation platform, you are offered a bird's eye view of the entire Guangzhou skyline. There is also a world's highest ferris wheel located at the top of the 1,480 ft tower. The tower is a frequent host to high altitude extreme sports programmes.