Yuexiu Park Travel Guide

Yuexiu District

Scenic spot introduction:

Yuexiu Park is named after Yuexiu Mountain. It is the largest comprehensive cultural park in Guangzhou. The park covers a total area of 860,000 square meters. It is famous for its beautiful mountains and rivers, numerous cultural relics and historical sites, and beautiful scenery. It has been a tourist attraction in the Lingnan region since the Qin and Han Dynasties.

Attractions distribution:

Yuexiu Park is located on North Jiefang Road in Guangzhou. It is named after Yuexiu Mountain and is the largest comprehensive cultural park in Guangzhou. Yuexiu Park has a total area of 860,000 square meters. It has been a tourist attraction in Lingnan since the Qin and Han Dynasties. It is famous for its beautiful mountains and rivers, numerous cultural relics and historical sites, and beautiful scenery. The famous "Autumn Moon over Yuetai", "Yuexiu Lianfeng" and "Yuexiu Songtao" among the "Eight Scenic Spots of Guangzhou" in the past dynasties are all in this park, adding incomparable charm to the park.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 4A-level scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Nostalgia, Sun Yat-sen, Modern history, Weekend trips, Historic sites, Parks, City tours

Transportation

Scenic spot location:

China>Guangdong Province>Guangzhou City>Yuexiu District

How to get there:

You can take Metro Line 2 from downtown Guangzhou to the main entrance of the park.

Scenic area map:

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Tickets

Yuexiu Park Ticket Prices:

Free and open

Scenic area opening hours:

6:00-21:00

Travel Tips

Travel Notes of Travellers:

Travel Guide: Guangzhou Four-Day Free Travel Guide 2017

Tour route:

Depart from Wuyang Parking Lot→ Tomb of Emperor Shaowu of Ming Dynasty, Tomb of General Wang Xing→ Main Gate Square→ Koi Fish Viewing→ Korean Garden→ Yuexiu Swimming Pool→ Sifang Fort → Art Museum→ Seaman's Booth , Guangfu Pavilion → Zhenhai Tower → Yuexiushan Stadium → Statue of Wu Tingfang → Sun Yat-sen Memorial → Spherical Water Tower→ Ming Ancient City Wall→ Five Goats Stone Statue (end)