Nestled in Miaotou Village of Huangpu District, the Nanhai God Temple stands as China’s last surviving imperial sea shrine – a 1,400-year-old time capsule preserving the legacy of ancient maritime trade. Known locally as Boluo Temple, this sprawling 30,000-sqm complex offers modern travelers direct access to the spiritual heart of the Maritime Silk Road’s origin point. Sacred Grounds Through the …

“Guangxiao Temple predates Guangzhou itself,” locals say with reverence. This ancient sanctuary isn’t just the oldest Buddhist temple in Lingnan—it’s a living chronicle of China’s spiritual evolution, where the whispers of monks and the rustle of bodhi leaves still echo tales of enlightenment. A Crossroads of Faith and History Stepping past its vermilion gates, you’re treading the same flagstones as …

Where Imperial-Era Grandeur Meets Natural HarmonyGuangzhou Baomo Garden nestled in Zini Village near Shawan Town, Baomo Garden is a crowning achievement of late Qing Dynasty architecture that transports visitors into a scroll painting of Lingnan culture. This living museum harmonizes human artistry with nature’s canvas—where intricately carved clay, porcelain, brick, wood, and stone masterpieces frame serene lakes, arched bridges, and …