Thousand Waterfalls Gorge Grand Waterfall

Located in Jin Village, Liangkou Town, Conghua District, Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, China, the Thousand Waterfalls Gorge Grand Waterfall is a national AAA-rated tourist attraction renowned for its magnificent natural scenery. The waterfall spans approximately 290 meters in width and has a drop of over 80 meters, creating a breathtaking spectacle with misty sprays and thunderous sounds. Known as "Asia's widest waterfall," it rivals the famous Huangguoshu Waterfall. The scenic area combines elements such as mountains, bamboo forests, and unique rock formations, with excellent ecological preservation and high levels of negative ions, earning it the nickname "natural oxygen bar." It is an ideal destination for hiking, summer retreats, and refreshing lung-cleansing trips. Within the park, visitors can enjoy bamboo forest trails, viewing platforms, and rafting activities. The "Bamboo Sea Rafting" route stretches 4.8 kilometers with a drop of 180 meters, offering an exhilarating experience comparable to a roller coaster as it winds through bamboo forests and valleys. Nearby attractions include Xitou Ancient Village, which retains its traditional rural charm and offers local delicacies such as bamboo tube rice and mountain water tofu pudding. Transportation is primarily by car, accessible via Guangzhou South China Expressway or Daguang Expressway. Tickets range from 58 to 68 RMB, and opening hours vary by season, with extended hours until 6:30 PM in summer. This destination combines natural wonders, ecological exploration, and cultural experiences, making it an ideal getaway from the hustle and bustle of city life.