Next, head to Yuexiu Park, the largest park in Guangzhou. Enjoy a leisurely walk amidst its lush greenery and historic relics. Visit the Five Ram Statue, a symbol of Guangzhou, the ancient Ming Dynasty city wall, and the Sun Yat-sen Monument. Experience the park’s beauty and observe local life in southern China

Continue to the Huacheng area to admire modern Guangzhou’s skyline. Here, marvel at contemporary skyscrapers like the Canton Tower, IFC buildings, the Guangzhou Opera House, and the Guangdong Museum. Depending on the weather, you may opt to go up the observation deck of the Canton Tower for a stunning panoramic view of the city.

Afterward, visit the Museum of the Western Han Dynasty Mausoleum of the Nanyue King, a must-see for understanding Guangzhou’s ancient history. The museum showcases the 2,000-year-old tomb of King Zhao Mo, complete with its array of artifacts, offering a comprehensive glimpse into ancient culture and history.

If time permits, explore Shamian Island, historically a British and French concession. This area, known for its well-preserved colonial mansions and architecture, is one of the most stylish spots along the Pearl River.

Yongqing Fang, located on Enning Road in Liwan District – Guangzhou's most picturesque arcade street – connects to the landmark Shangxiajiu commercial street to the east and adjoins Shamian to the south. Situated within the historic Xiguan district, it embodies the rich cultural heritage of Guangzhou's urban life. In line with the overarching principle of "Revitalizing the Old City with New Vitality," Yongqing Fang has been infused with a contemporary urban lifestyle. It stands as a flagship project of organic urban renewal in modern China, meticulously developed by Guangzhou to exemplify the seamless integration of historical cultural preservation with modern city living.（optional for your choose）