Discover Nansha's natural, cultural treasures

More than just a lantern festival destination, Nansha is a treasure trove waiting to be explored, where natural beauty and cultural heritage converge to offer visitors a diverse range of experiences.

Climb to the top of Nansha Tianhou Temple to enjoy breathtaking views of the Pearl River Estuary and offer prayers by the seaside surrounded by the scent of incense. Visit the British-style Nansha Yacht Club — the first in Chinese mainland to receive the "Five Gold Anchors" award — for a sailing adventure and photos that look straight out of a movie. As evening falls, embark on Guangzhou's exclusive evening cruise, "See Nansha from the Sea", for a 140-minute tour past the shimmering lights of the Humen Bridge and Mingzhu Bay.

For those eager to connect with nature, the riverside campgrounds on Lingshan Island offer open lawns and starlit skies. Meanwhile, the ancient water town of Dongchongli charms visitors with its blue-brick buildings, stone bridges, and peaceful canals, embodying the enduring beauty of Lingnan. Don't miss the Xiangyunsha Intangible Cultural Heritage Cultural Park, where you can explore the detailed process of making "soft gold" silk through 72 intricate steps and try your hand at the traditional dyeing techniques.

From mountains and sea to culture and history, from sunset to starlight, Nansha weaves together multiple experiences into a journey that resonates long after it ends. Nansha looks forward to welcoming you here to write your own chapter of discovery.

Lingshan Island camping. [Photo/WeChat account: nanshafabu]

Nansha Yacht Club. [Photo/WeChat account: nanshafabu]

Nansha Tianhou Temple. [Photo/WeChat account: nanshafabu]