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Enter from the south gate, walk to the Five Rams statue, then climb to Zhenhai Tower for the museum and view.
Suggested Itinerary
- South gate entrance
Enter from the main gate on Yuexiu Mountain Road. - The Five Rams statue
Walk to the statue - the most-photographed spot in Guangzhou. - Zhenhai Tower and the view
Climb the hill to the tower for the museum and panoramic views.
What to See
1
The Five Rams Statue
Five stone rams carrying rice - the legend that gave the city its nickname, Yangcheng (Rams City).
2
Zhenhai Tower
A five-storey Ming-dynasty tower housing the Guangzhou Museum.
3
The Ancient City Wall
A surviving Ming-era section within the park.
4
The Sun Yat-sen Monument
A tall stone monument on one of the hills.
5
The Boating Lakes
Pedal boats on the lakes beneath the hills.
6
The Chrysanthemum Displays
Autumn flower shows in the park's gardens.
Photo Gallery
Tips from Real Travelers
Food & Drink
The park's teahouse
A traditional teahouse inside the park serving Cantonese tea and dim sum.
Beijing Road (10 min metro)
The pedestrian shopping street with extensive food options.
The Mausoleum area restaurants
Restaurants near the Nanyue King Mausoleum south of the park.
Downtown Guangzhou
The full range of Cantonese dining within a short metro ride.
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