[2025 Guangzhou Attraction] Travel Guide for Guangzhou Cultural Center (New Building) (Updated Jun)

#向日葵 Today I personally walked out of Exit B of Longtan Station and walked back 10 meters, and was instantly surrounded by golden romance ✨The endless sunflowers were blooming wildly, 80% of the flowers were in full bloom, with round buds, sparkling in the sun! When the breeze blows, the flowers are surging, and the air is filled with warm fragrance, as if you have traveled into the animation scene of Hayao Miyazaki~ The focus is on people now! overtake! few! No need to queue up for the C position, just stand by the flower field in a white dress and use a borrowed angle to get a beautiful photo of yourself in the depths of the sea of ​​flowers. 📸Whether it’s shooting from above to capture the interweaving of the sky and flowers, or shooting a person’s silhouette from a low angle, every frame looks like it came out of a magazine! And there is no entrance fee at all, so students and kids can go there without any worries. After visiting the sea of ​​flowers, you can walk to Haizhu Wetland, Guangzhou Cultural Center and Haizhu Lake. The traditional Chinese gardens and modern buildings complement each other, and you can easily take check-in photos in three styles: "sea of ​​flowers + ancient style + lake view"! It is recommended to wear solid-colored clothes to stand out in photos, bring small props such as straw hats and straw bags, and bring your bestie or significant other to spend a super chill healing time here on the weekend. The flowering season waits for no one, so hurry up and collect your guide and set off! 💨 #Guangzhou good place #Sunflower sea #Internet celebrity check-in place #Miyazaki Hayao same style #Weekend travel guide #Guangzhou photo holy place

#แจกแพลนเที่ยว แจกแพลนเที่ยวกว่างโจว 3 วัน 2 คืน เราพักแถว Beijing Road คึกคักมาก ของกินเยอะดีค่ะ ✨️ Day 1 - Sacred Heart Cathedral โบสถ์สวยใจกลางเมืองด้านหน้าโบสถ์จะมีตากล้องมารับจ้างถ่ายรูปหลายรายเลยค่ะ 🚇 Haizhu Square Exit B2 - Lanpu park สวนขนาดใหญ่มีจุดถ่ายรูปที่เหมาะกับแนวจีนโบราณค่ะ เราไม่ได้ไปแต่ที่นี่อยู่ตรงข้าม Liu hua park เลยค่ะ 🚇 yuexiu park Exit B2 - Liu hua hu park สวนสาธารณะมีจุดไอคอนิคเป็นปราสาทสีขาวอยู่กลางทะเลสาบ สวยมากๆค่ะ 🚇 yuexiu park Exit B - Guangzhou Cultural Center อาคารแนวโบราณ มีร้านเช่าชุดจีนถ่ายรูปค่ะ 🚇 Datang Exit B - ถนนคนเดินไป่จิงลู่ มีร้านอาหาร สตรีทฟู้ด ร้านขายของฝาก 🚇 Beijing Road ✨️ Day 2 - วัดต้าฝอ วัดพระใหญ่ใจกลางถนนคนเดินไป่จิงลู่ วัดสำคัญที่เราไปทุกครั้งที่ไปกว่างโจวเลยค่ะ 🚇 Gongyuanqian / Beijing Road - เกาะชาเหมี่ยน (Shamian Island) มีอาคารสไตล์ยุโรปและสวนดอกไม้ เคยเป็นพอร์ตการค้าในอดีตค่ะ 🚇 Huangsha Exit F - Dongshankou ย่านแฟชั่นดีไซเนอร์ มี history building ที่นำมาทำเป็นร้านเสื้อผ้า มีร้านขายของกินเยอะ 🚇 Dongshankou Exit E - Yongqingfang มีพิพิธภัณฑ์งิ้วกวางตุ้ง และเป็นอีกจุดที่คนนิยมไปเช่าชุดจีนถ่ายรูป มีสะพานที่แสงไฟสะท้อนน้ำเป็นรูปพระจันทร์เสี้ยว 🚇 HuangSha Exit B ✨️ Day 3 - Grandview Aquarium อควาเรียมที่เราไปซ้ำรอบสอง ประทับใจโชว์นางเงือกค่ะ 🚇 Tainhe Sport center Exit A - พิพิธภัณฑ์มณฑลกวางตุ้ง บอกเล่าประวัติศาสตร์ จัดแสดงวัตถุโบราณ เครื่องเซรามิกโบราณ ถ้าดูแบบละเอียดน่าจะใช้เวลา 3 ชั่วโมงเลยค่ะ 🚇 Guangzhou Opera house - Ersha Island จุดถ่ายรูปกับ Canton Tower ที่ห้ามพลาดเลยค่ะ 🚇 APM สายสีฟ้า Haixinsha Exit A - Haixinsha Park อีกจุดถ่ายรูป Canton Tower 🚇 APM สายสีฟ้าสถานี Haixinsha - Guangzhou Tower ใครมีเวลาแนะนำให้ชมพระอาทิตย์ตกบน Bubble Tram บนตึก Canton Tower 🚇 APM สถานี Haixinsha เดินทางด้วย Metro เป็นหลัก ถ้าเหนื่อยก็เรียก Didi เลยค่ะราคาไม่แพง กว่างโจวที่เที่ยวเยอะ แต่ละที่ไม่ห่างกันมาก ค่าครองชีพถูกกว่าเซี่ยงไฮ้ค่ะ #กว่างโจว

#Guangzhou Itinerary In this winter season, the flower city of Guangzhou has created a spring feeling. You can take a City Walk along the route from New Culture Center to Guangzhou Tower to have an encounter with the Flower City of Guangzhou. On the left side of the central pavilion of the new cultural center, there is a field of tulips and geraniums, so beautiful that it catches you by surprise. There aren’t many people checking in at this moment, and the flowers are well managed, making them perfect material for dominating your circle of friends. Speaking of the new Guangzhou Cultural Center, it has a very impressive background. It is like a naughty time machine, taking you from the modern city to the thousand-year-old capital in an instant. Standing in the majestic central pavilion and looking down, the entire building complex is a living painting of the Qingming Festival Along the River. Each park in the entire cultural center is like a carefully painted painting, with ever-changing architectural styles and unique scenery. It is easy to forget the time while walking around. After checking in at the Guangzhou New Culture Center, you can go north along Jianghai Avenue and you will see the slender waist of the Guangzhou Tower. There are also various colorful flowers competing for beauty on both sides of Jianghai Avenue. There is even an invincible colorful sea of ​​flowers near the Little Waist. It looks particularly beautiful against the backdrop of blue sky, white clouds and the Guangzhou Tower. Any photos you take will turn out great. Recommended check-in route: Guangzhou Metro Line 3 Datang Station Exit B - Guangzhou New Culture Center - Jianghai Avenue - Canton Tower. Come and check in and take photos! !

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The moment you step into the Guangzhou Cultural Center, it’s as if a corner of the veil of time is gently lifted, leading you across thousands of years of dust, and instantly placing you in the glorious and splendid Tang Dynasty. It’s also like being in the misty rain of Lingnan, a thousand years in a dream, the splendor of the two dynasties interweaves into a series of breathtaking paintings. The new museum, with its unique design concept - "ten miles of red clouds, one bay of water, eight bridges, painted boats and sixteen pavilions", has built a cultural palace that is both ancient and modern. When you step into it, every step echoes history and every glance is filled with the fragrance of art. The layout of the garden is staggered and well-organized, like a carefully choreographed piece of music. Between the ups and downs, the grandeur of the Han and Tang Dynasties and the gentleness and delicacy of Lingnan gardens complement each other, interweaving a cultural symphony that transcends time and space. Start your stroll in the Quyi Garden, which seems to be a romantic encounter between ancient opera and modern life. In the secluded paths, the melodious Cantonese opera singing can be faintly heard. They travel through the corridor of time, telling stories of love, hate, sorrow and joy. In the park, the ancient stage is perfectly integrated with modern sound, light and electricity technology, allowing people to indulge in the unique charm that belongs only to Cantonese opera in a double feast of vision and hearing. Then we came to Guangfu Garden. This is where Cantonese culture is concentrated. Every blade of grass, every brick and tile exudes a strong Cantonese flavor. The ancient buildings tell of the diligence and wisdom of the Cantonese people, and the exquisite decorations show their love and pursuit of life. In the garden, the carefully designed landscape sketches tell the life stories of the Cantonese people. The memories about food, customs and architecture are awakened one by one at this moment. Guangxiu Garden is a completely different world. Exquisite Guangdong embroidery works, like blooming flowers, blossom in this small world. The delicate needlework and bright colors all demonstrate the unique charm of Guangdong embroidery. Every stitch and every thread embodies the hard work and emotions of the embroiderers. Here, I seem to see the inheritors of ancient skills weaving dreams and legends of beauty with their own hands. The Hanmo Garden is full of the fragrance of books. Each piece of calligraphy is as smooth as flowing clouds and water, and is free and easy. The vigorous and powerful brushstrokes and the elegant and freehand fonts make people feel the profoundness of Chinese culture. This is a gathering place for scholars and writers, and also a palace of calligraphy art. Each piece of calligraphy is either vigorous and powerful or gentle and reserved. It is not just the writing of words, but also the expression of emotions and the collision of thoughts. Finally arrive at the Public Cultural Center. This is where modernity meets tradition. Here, you can see the Cantonese opera traditional costume exhibition, where the colorful costumes seem to be telling the glorious history of Cantonese opera; you can also appreciate the 100-meter Huangpu landscape and humanities painting scroll, where the magnificent landscape and vivid characters make you feel as if you are in that beautiful place. The "Ancient Charm, New Style" series of exhibitions is even more eye-catching, where ancient culture and modern creativity collide to create brilliant sparks. When night fell, the wonderful performance of the short opera "Liang Zhu: Returning to Eighteen" brought the whole day's tour to a climax. On the stage, the actors recreated the love story that has been passed down through the ages with superb acting skills and affectionate interpretation. The lights are bright, the music is melodious, the singing is graceful... everything seems so harmonious and beautiful. Finally, I want to say that if you haven't been to Guangzhou Cultural Center, then you really should take some time to come here and take a look. Believe me, the moment you cross that threshold, you will be deeply attracted by the charm of this place and will not want to leave. Address: No. 288 Xinqiao Middle Road, Haizhu District, Guangzhou Transportation: Guangzhou Metro Line 3 Datang Subway Station Exit B, then walk to

The Guangzhou Cultural Center (New Building) will officially open in 2023. It is located on the shore of Haizhu Lake and is the largest cultural center in the country. The new museum has a construction area of ​​about 54,000 square meters and covers an area of ​​about 142,000 square meters, ranking first in the country. The new Guangzhou Cultural Center includes a number of themed garden buildings, including the Public Cultural Center, Calligraphy Garden, Quyi Garden, Cantonese Garden, and Guangxiu Garden. The cultural center also combines Han and Tang style architecture and Lingnan gardens. In addition to coming to appreciate the exhibition, many people also changed into Hanfu and came specifically to check in, take photos, and visit the garden scenery. Here you can not only check in and take photos, and experience the rich style of the new Guangzhou Cultural Center, but also use a large number of interactive facilities to create an immersive traditional cultural experience. In addition, the transportation here is convenient, so it has become one of the most popular attractions in Guangzhou today. 📍Address: No. 288, Xinjiao Middle Road, Haizhu District, Guangzhou 🕰️Business hours: 9:00-17:30 (admission stops at 16:30) #Chinese Architecture #100 Ways to Travel

…..。 The architecture incorporates a lot of Tang Dynasty elements and Lingnan culture. Walking around feels like traveling through time, making you feel like you are in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. The garden has an ancient charm and is very suitable for taking photos～ The park is quite large, you can stroll around for a long time! You can go to Quyi Garden, Liuyun Terrace, and Guangfu Garden to take photos. Make a reservation one day in advance!! Opening hours are Tuesday-Sunday 9:00-17:30 There are more people on weekends, it is recommended to come on weekdays! Transportation 🚇 Line 3 Datang Exit B 👗 It is recommended to wear new Chinese-style clothing

Guangzhou Metro Direct | It's like walking in the Tang Dynasty a thousand years ago Address: Metro Line 3 - Datang B Exit, 800 meters walk ■Tickets: Free (reservation required, no entry after 4:30 pm, please pay attention to the time) Time: 9:00-5:30 Everywhere is a scene, it's very beautiful to take pictures casually, and it's also very suitable for taking portraits! ! ! Sisters who go to play can wear Chinese style, cheongsam or Hanfu! ! ! And it's very big inside, you can stroll around and take pictures for three hours

Finally, I checked in at the new Guangzhou Cultural Center, a new internet celebrity check-in spot in Guangzhou. It has an ancient style and a whole area of ​​Lingnan-style ancient buildings. Walking through it feels like being in a thousand-year-old capital, and traveling back to the Han and Tang Dynasties in a second. :New Guangzhou Cultural Center : No. 288, Xinjiao Middle Road, Haizhu District, Guangzhou: 0 yuan (free tour) :Take Metro Line 3, exit at Datang Station B, and walk straight for about 700 meters to arrive :09:00-17:30 (No admission after 16:30, closed on Mondays) Guangzhou Culture Center is currently the largest cultural center in China, with a total area of ​​57,000 square meters. It is divided into five areas: Public Cultural Center (main building), Quyi Garden, Guangfu Garden, Hanmo Garden, and Guangxiu Garden. You can spend a whole day strolling around. I went there late and only visited the main building. I went up to the highest point and overlooked the scenery of the cultural center. The large area of ​​the park is really shocking. There are Lingnan gardens, small bridges and flowing water, and Lingnan ancient buildings in the park. Every step you take is a different scene. Walking through it is like traveling back to the ancient Han and Tang dynasties. It is particularly artistic. No wonder there are many beautiful women wearing Hanfu here every day~

🌿Guangzhou "New Cultural Center" is located in the northeast of Zhuhu Lake in Haizhu District Facing the wetland park and facing the Guangzhou Tower, it covers an area of ​​about 142,000 square meters. It is currently one of the largest cultural centers in the country👍 🌳The park is famous for "Ten miles of red clouds, one bay of water, eight bridges, painted boats and sixteen pavilions" A clever combination of construction concept, traditional architecture and garden space Build a cultural center with distinctive Lingnan garden style It includes the public cultural center, the literary and artistic center, and the Guangxiu Fengya Garden. Lingnan Calligraphy Garden, Hakka Charm Garden, Qushui Garden, etc. Game guide: ✨Quyi Garden☞The flowing rhyme and clear sound, the beautiful scenery, the traditional drama, The theme is music and performing arts performances 🎼 ✨Guangfu Garden☞The small bridges, flowing water, pavilions and towers are like an exquisite ink painting It embodies the architectural features of the entire Cantonese and Lingnan regions! ✨Guangxiu Garden☞Across the river from Guangfu Garden, Jiangnan Garden and the mountain and moon views on both sides Together, they have a very unique classical aesthetic! ✨Hanmo Garden☞ calligraphy and painting architecture, poetic harmony, each mountain and moon painting is magnificent There are some calligraphy and art exhibitions here, which are full of cultural heritage! ✨Public Cultural Center☞Adopts Han and Tang Dynasty style architecture, with a solemn and majestic appearance It is the tallest building in the entire garden, overlooking the entire garden. There are various treasures on display from the first to fourth floors👍 💫Walking into the new Guangzhou Cultural Center, you can not only see the beauty of culture, but also experience The beauty of architecture, the beauty of gardens, and the view from the top of the building where you can see the towering Guangzhou Tower! 🏠: Guangzhou Cultural Center (New Building) 📍: No. 288, Xinjiao Middle Road, Zhuhai District, Guangzhou 💰: Free tickets~ just make an appointment through the official account 🕰: Opening hours: 09:00 to 17:30 (no entry after 16:30) Closed on Mondays, open on holidays #OverseasTravel #GreaterBayAreaAttractions #Good place for family #Guangzhou attractions #Good holiday place

The Guangzhou Culture Center combines Lingnan architecture and gardens so brilliantly that it seems to take me to a fantasy world full of classical beauty and natural scenery! 🏛️ The architectural style of Guangzhou Cultural Center is unique and exquisite. When I walked into the cultural center, I was shocked by the spacious hall and gorgeous decoration. The building showcases the essence of traditional Lingnan style, such as delicate carvings and exquisite roofs. Every detail exudes a strong historical atmosphere, which amazes me! 🌸 The garden design of Guangzhou Culture Center is even more breathtaking. I wandered through the beautiful gardens, surrounded by colorful flowers and elegant grounds. The garden has paths, ponds and rockery, and every corner shows careful design and harmonious natural landscape. I felt the gift of nature, as if I was in a poetic sea of ​​flowers! 🏞️ Guangzhou Culture Center perfectly combines Lingnan architecture and gardens. I enjoyed the wonderful art exhibitions inside the cultural center, which showcased the traditional culture and art of the Lingnan region. At the same time, I also participated in some traditional art performances such as dance and drama, which enabled me to have a deeper understanding of the unique charm of Lingnan! Guangzhou Culture Center is a magical place! From exquisite architecture to beautiful gardens, to rich art and culture, I seem to have entered a world full of surprises and beauty. If you are interested in the miracle of the fusion of Lingnan architecture and gardens, you may wish to go to the Guangzhou Cultural Center to let your mind meet the fusion of classics and nature! 🏛️🌸🏞️ #Greater Bay Area Attractions

#Greater Bay Area Attractions #Guangzhou A new museum has opened in Haizhu District, Guangzhou - Guangzhou Culture Center (New Museum), located on the northeast side of Haizhu Lake Park. The entire museum is designed in the style of Han and Tang Dynasty palaces. It includes a number of themed garden buildings such as the Public Cultural Center, Hanmo Garden, Quyi Garden, Cantonese Garden, and Guangxiu Garden, which have attracted many tourists to take photos and check in. In addition, there are also Lingnan characteristic craft exhibitions, Guangzhou Intangible Cultural Heritage Exhibition, etc. ✅Detailed address: No. 288, Xinjiao Middle Road, Haizhu District, Guangzhou ✅Opening hours: 9:00am to 5:30pm (closed on Mondays) ✅Visit fee: Free ✅Transportation route: Metro Line 3 Datang Station Exit B, walk 700 meters east

The Dragon Boat Festival is approaching. It only takes 1.5 hours by high-speed rail from Hong Kong to reach Guangzhou and check in at the new cultural landmark - the new Guangzhou Culture Center! This guide will take you to explore the Lingnan style that blends tradition and modernity. Highlights: 1. Day 1: Hong Kong → Guangzhou, first visit to the Cultural Center • Take the high-speed rail to Guangzhou East Station in the morning, transfer to Metro Line 3 to "Datang Station", and walk to the Cultural Center in 10 minutes. • In the afternoon, visit the ancient architectural complex, with a focus on the Public Cultural Center and Hanmo Garden. During the Dragon Boat Festival, there may be an intangible cultural heritage dragon boat exhibition or sachet handmade experience (book in advance on the official website). • Take a stroll in Haizhu Wetland Park in the evening and enjoy the sunset. 2. Day 2: In-depth tour of the cultural center + surrounding activities • In the morning, participate in the Dragon Boat Festival theme activities in the museum (such as Cantonese opera mask painting and ancient costume photography), and in the afternoon, move to the nearby Huangpu Ancient Port to taste ginger milk and explore the ancient port relics. • Cruise to Padi on the Pearl River at night and enjoy dinner with river view. #Dragon Boat Festival good places

#guangzhouguide Guangzhou's new landmark, the "New Guangzhou Cultural Center," is designed with the theme of "Ten Miles of Red Clouds, One Bend of Water, Eight Bridges, Painted Boats, and Sixteen Pavilions," blending traditional architecture and garden spaces. It complements the Guangzhou Tower on the city's new central axis, making it a popular weekend destination for both adults and children. The center operates on a reservation system. From the Spring Festival holiday to the Lantern Festival holiday, I finally managed to secure a reservation and visited with my family, which was quite a challenge. However, I learned that construction adjustments would begin after the 7th, suspending park tours, and I just caught the last visit... The next opening time for reservations will be announced separately.

#guangzhouguide stepping into an ancient-style scene in an instant Hello, I am Xiao V who loves to walk and take photos👀 . In this hot weather, I don’t know what makes me insist on going out, probably the architectural charm of the new Guangzhou Cultural Center The new cultural center under the blue sky, the pictures taken are particularly clean. Pavilions, garden landscapes, unique spatial layout, move the camera left and right, and forward and backward, the effects of the pictures are different, enough for you to ponder for a long time. .

#Guangzhou Itinerary Sisters! I found a treasure at the Guangzhou Cultural Center! ! This sea of ​​purple sage flowers is absolutely stunning✨, and every shot is like a movie-like blockbuster📸! 📍Check-in point: Guangzhou Cultural Center New Building (Haizhu District) 🚇Transportation: Metro Line 3 Datang Station Exit E, 10 minutes walk 🎫Tickets: Free! free! (Advance reservation required) ⏰Flowering period: April-May (now is the right time to go!) 📸Photography tips: 1️⃣ Wearing a light-colored skirt is more photogenic (it is also very suitable to match with Hanfu!) 2️⃣ The light is the softest from 4 to 6 pm 3️⃣Squat down beside the flowers and take photos from above, and instantly turn into a flower fairy 4️⃣ Bring props such as books and straw hats to make the picture more natural 💡Hidden gameplay: The building of the cultural center adopts the Lingnan garden style. After taking pictures of the sea of ​​flowers, you can also check in the ancient corridors and pavilions, and get beautiful photos of two styles at once! ⚠️Notes: Please appreciate the flowers in a civilized manner and do not trample on the flower fields. It is recommended to go on weekdays, as there are more people on weekends. 📸Filmed on 4.22｜Flowers are in full bloom, hurry up‼ ️ ✅The Gesang Flower Sea in the nearby Haizhu Lake is also worth a visit #GuangzhouPhotography #GuangzhouCultural Center #GuangzhouFlowerSea #CityRomanticLandmark #MeetThePurpleFlowerSeaHere

Baozis! I've discovered Guangzhou's new top-rated spot! The new Guangzhou Municipal Cultural Center has directly brought the purple dreamland from Monet's paintings to life. The fields of salvia flowers are like an overturned palette, and every frame is as beautiful as an oil painting! Your phone's memory won't be enough to capture it all, so quickly save this nanny-level guide 👇 📍 Address: New Guangzhou Municipal Cultural Center (Haizhu District) 🚇 Transportation: Take Metro Line 3 to Datang Station, Exit E, and walk for about 10 minutes. Metro users will be thrilled! 🎫 Ticket Information: Free! But you need to make an appointment in advance through official channels (Important! You can't enter without an appointment) 🌷 Flowering Season Alert: April–May is the peak blooming season. If you go now, you can see the most dreamy purple waves. You'll regret missing it! As soon as you step into the park, you'll be shocked! The purple salvia sways in the wind all over the mountains and fields, complementing the Lingnan architecture in the distance. In a daze, it's as if you've traveled to a medieval oil painting. The main point is that you can get the same blockbuster shots as a European manor for free. Students and workers, go for it! Super Complete Photo Guide 👗 Outfit Recommendations: Light-colored dresses are the best! White, cream, light pink, and purple flower fields are a perfect match; Hanfu lovers, go for it! Shuttle between ancient buildings and flower fields, and you can take photos with the atmosphere of a fairy tale drama in minutes~ ⏰ Golden Hour: The soft light from 4–6pm, the sunset gilds the flower fields, and the backlight makes the hair glow. Even photos taken directly with the original camera can dominate your social media feed! 📸 Photography Tips: 1. Overhead Shot: Squat next to the flowers, and shoot from top to bottom with your phone lens to instantly transform into a little elf in the flower field. 2. Borrowed Scenery Composition: Use flower branches as a blurred foreground and focus on the person's face to create a hazy atmosphere. 3. Props: Bring a straw hat, retro books, and a lace umbrella to directly double the literary feel. Hidden Gameplay Unlocked There's more than just flower fields here! The cultural center itself is a treasure trove of photo spots: ✅ Ancient Style Corridor: Flying eaves and bucket arches with hollowed-out window lattices are great for taking Hanfu photos with charm. ✅ Lingnan Courtyard: Pavilions, terraces, towers, clear water, and stone bridges are all ink paintings when you take photos. ✅ Indoor Exhibition Hall: Intangible cultural heritage exhibitions and art exhibitions are staged in turn, so you can visit and take photos at the same time. ⚠️ Gentle Reminder: 1. There is a lot of traffic on weekends, so it is recommended to travel during off-peak hours on weekdays. Baozis who want to book a private photo shoot should go in the morning! 2. There are small paths for taking pictures in the flower field area. Take photos in a civilized manner and don't step on the flower branches. Everyone needs to protect the beautiful scenery~ 3. The park is large, so it is recommended to wear comfortable shoes and bring a portable charger and sun protection equipment. This spring, be sure to come to the Guangzhou Cultural Center for a purple romance! The double whammy of flower fields + ancient-style architecture will directly dominate your social media feed! Quickly tag your photo buddy and go for it!

Guangzhou Cultural Center (New Building) is a newly constructed facility that cleverly combines traditional architecture with garden spaces, enhancing the beauty of the Lingnan Water Village garden. The front of the venue is adorned with stunning floral arrangements, creating a magnificent and captivating atmosphere. ⏰ Open from 09:00 to 17:30, closed on Mondays. Transportation 🚇 Line 3, get off at Datang Station, Exit B, and walk straight for 500 meters.

The New Guangzhou Cultural Center is located at 288 Xinjiao Middle Road, Haizhu District, Guangzhou, situated on the northeast side of Haizhu Lake. It is the largest cultural center in China. The cultural center's design theme is "Ten Miles of Red Clouds and a Bay of Water, Eight Bridges and Sixteen Pavilions," combining traditional Lingnan architectural elements with modern design concepts, such as wok-ear walls, roof ridge stucco, brick carvings, and stone carvings, creating a rich Lingnan atmosphere. The cultural center cleverly utilizes the Haizhu Lake water system, integrating architecture with natural water scenery to form beautiful waterside pavilions, corridors, bridges, and lake views, creating a natural ecological Lingnan watertown atmosphere. The garden is planted with banyan trees, bamboo, seasonal flowers, and other Lingnan characteristic plants that complement the garden architecture, forming a green ecological environment throughout and showcasing the unique natural landscape of the Lingnan region. 🕙Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 9:00-21:00, closed on Mondays, open on public holidays. Guangzhou Cultural Center (New Venue)

#Guangzhou Itinerary Guangzhou's niche free attractions! The photos are amazing 🌸 Ancient style lovers, come and watch! After taking the photo, post it on Moments 1️⃣ and you will definitely get a lot of likes🔥 📍New Guangzhou Cultural Center 0 tickets‼ ️Reservation is required in advance‼ ️Enter the museum with 🐎‼ ️ 🚇Line 3 Datang Exit E 🈺 Tuesday-Sunday 9:00-17:30, last admission at 16:30 (closed on Monday) 🅿️The museum does not provide parking spaces for the public. You can park at the nearby Haizhu Tonghuichuang, Haizhu Lake Park parking lot, or other ground parking lots 🌸Check-in route Central Pavilion➡️Quyi Garden➡️Guangfu Garden➡️Guangxiu Garden➡️Hanmo Garden 🌸Tips for playing 🍃When I went there, the flowers on the grass were changing their skins. If you want to see the flowers, you can go next week (the new skin is lavender) 🍃 Check the weather before going out. If the weather is clear, there will be few people between 10am and 12pm when the light is bright and the photos will be taken easily. 🍃 For those who love ancient styles, remember to wear cheongsam, horse-faced skirt, and Hanfu. For auxiliary props, you can bring oil-paper umbrellas, bouquets, fans, lanterns, etc.🤏 🍃The outdoor space is large, so you should take precautions against sunburn and mosquitoes in advance 🍃The Central Pavilion is the tallest and most conspicuous building in the museum. The scenery inside the museum can be seen from a high place. 🌸Nearby Activities Haizhu Lake Park, Haixinsha, Guangdong Provincial Museum, Guangdong Science Center #Ancient buildings #Casual photos #Ancient style #Chinese architecture

Guangzhou Wenhuaguan 🚇 Transportation - Metro line 11 🕰️Business Hours: 9.00am-5.30pm 🌟Tips - Make reservation in Wechat #travel #china #china

#discoverchina #guangzhou #culture #cantonese What happens when a 2,000-year-old city reimagines its cultural DNA? The answer gleams on Guangzhou's Haizhu waterfront. The city's new Cultural Center turns museum conventions upside down - here, intangible heritage gets equal billing with physical artifacts. I watched, mesmerized, as holographic opera performers "interacted" with visitors, while nearby, an AI reconstructed lost Cantonese folk tales from fragments. The center's five thematic pavilions each offer sensory surprises: touch-sensitive calligraphy walls, aroma stations releasing historical spice market scents, and an acoustic dome where rainfall plays ancient pentatonic melodies. For the ultimate experience, join the nightly "Cultural Lights" projection show when the entire building becomes a canvas for animated Lingnan folklore. This isn't just preservation - it's cultural evolution in real time.

#discoverchina #guangzhou #artandculture #china Guangzhou's new Cultural Center doesn't display culture - it performs it. The building itself is the first exhibit, its sweeping curves echoing traditional courtyard homes while its cantilevered sections defy gravity like a contemporary dance. I was captivated by how each gallery space choreographs your experience - the ceramic hall's undulating walls mimic waves that once carried Chinese porcelain to the world, while the folk music archive lets you "play" digital versions of ancient instruments. The real magic happens in the interactive zones, where children's laughter mixes with the chime of replicated bronze bells. Time your visit for the afternoon tea service in the center's recreated Qing-era tearoom, where the pastries are as meticulously crafted as the exhibits. This is cultural preservation with a sense of wonder.

In Guangzhou, there stands a dazzling architectural gem—the new Guangzhou Cultural Center. Stepping into the new building, you are greeted by an atmosphere where tradition meets modernity. Its architectural design is truly unique, blending traditional Lingnan elements with contemporary aesthetics, creating an open and comfortable space. Inside, the exhibitions are rich and diverse, showcasing various cultural artworks and historical documents that reflect Guangzhou's long history and profound cultural heritage. From exquisite traditional handicrafts to modern creative works, every piece highlights the vibrant charm of art. The new center also hosts regular cultural events, such as performances, lectures, and workshops. Participating in these activities allows you to experience cultural exchange and interaction up close. Moreover, the surrounding scenery is delightful, perfect for a leisurely stroll. Here, you can immerse yourself in a sea of culture while relaxing in nature, making for an unforgettable cultural journey.

#discoverchina Opened in 2023, the Guangzhou New Cultural Center is a state-of-the-art complex celebrating Cantonese heritage, contemporary arts, and digital innovation. Designed with Lingnan architectural motifs, it houses museums, performance halls, and interactive tech exhibits, making it a must-visit for culture enthusiasts. 📍Address:Yuejiang Road, Haizhu District - Hours: 9:00 AM–9:00 PM (closed Mondays). - Ticket: Free 🚇Metro: Line 3 to Canton Tower Station, Exit A (+8-min walk).

In the heart of Guangzhou, there are two hidden gems worth visiting - the Guangzhou Cultural Center and Haizhu Lake. These places are not only a blend of nature and culture but also perfect spots for photography. Take advantage of the good weather and embark on a one-day Citywalk to capture all the beauty! 🏮Morning: Traverse the Millennium Lingnan Charm - Guangzhou Cultural Center 📍Address: No. 288, Xinjiao Middle Road, Haizhu District, Guangzhou 🚇Transportation: Take Metro Line 3 to Datang Station, Exit B, and walk for about 15 minutes 🕙Opening Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM (Last entry at 4:30 PM, closed on Mondays) 🎫Tickets: Free, reservation required in advance via the 'Guangzhou Cultural Center' public account ✨Tour Route: 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM | Enter through the north gate, and the first thing that catches your eye is the magnificent Han and Tang style architecture - the Public Cultural Center. The center regularly hosts intangible cultural heritage exhibitions, showcasing the charm of Guangzhou's intangible cultural heritage, from ivory carving and jade carving to Cantonese embroidery. 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM | Stroll along the corridor and visit the Cantonese Embroidery Garden, Cantonese Garden, Calligraphy Garden, and Opera Garden in sequence. The water pavilion and exquisite embroidery in the Cantonese Embroidery Garden are dazzling; the double corridor design, wok ear walls, and ridge gray sculptures in the Cantonese Garden complement each other; the Calligraphy Garden is landscaped with bamboo, full of a scholarly atmosphere; the Opera Garden offers traditional drama and opera performances, allowing you to experience the unique charm of Lingnan culture. 🍱Noon: Cultural Center Restaurant or Nearby Food Street If you want to dine inside the center, the restaurant offers various Cantonese snacks and specialties such as boat congee, rice rolls, and shrimp dumplings. If you want to try more delicacies, you can also head to the nearby food street, which offers a wide variety of choices to satisfy different tastes. 🌅Afternoon: Encounter the Beauty of Nature - Haizhu Lake 📍Address: Xinjiao Middle Road, Haizhu District, Guangzhou 🚇Transportation: From the Guangzhou Cultural Center, walk for about 20 minutes; or take Metro Line 11 from Datang Station, get off at Datang (transfer) Station after one stop, and walk for another 5 minutes 🕙Opening Hours: 7:30 AM - 9:00 PM (closed on Mondays) 🎫Tickets: Free, no reservation required ✨Tour Route: 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM | Enter from the north gate of Haizhu Lake, stroll along the wooden plank road, and enjoy the lake and mountain scenery. Along the way, you can see various water birds. Reach the Moon Awaiting Bridge, where the Guangzhou Tower serves as a backdrop for stunning photos. 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM | Head to the Flower and Tower Reflection area, where large flower fields bloom with different flowers in different seasons, such as cosmos and poppies. The flowers, Guangzhou Tower, and the lake create a fairy tale-like scene. 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM | Continue to the island in the center of the lake, where lush trees provide shade. Find a bench to sit and enjoy a moment of tranquility, or fly a kite on the lawn and enjoy a leisurely time. Come to Guangzhou and start this beautiful journey where culture and nature intertwine!

#discoverchina#GuangzhouCulture #CulturalJourney During my recent visit to Guangzhou, I had the opportunity to explore the Guangzhou Cultural & Art Centre, and it was an inspiring experience. This cultural venue is a hub of creativity, blending modern art with traditional performances. Whether you're an art lover, history enthusiast, or simply looking for a place to enjoy a cultural outing, the centre provides a dynamic and enriching experience. The Guangzhou Cultural & Art Centre boasts an impressive architectural design, with its large open spaces and modern facilities. Inside, I was able to explore various art galleries showcasing contemporary art exhibitions, ranging from traditional Chinese painting to avant-garde installations. One of the highlights of my visit was attending a performance in the theatre, where local artists showcased their theatrical performances and music. The centre also offers workshops and educational programs, making it a perfect destination for both visitors and locals interested in learning more about art and culture. 🗺How to get there: It's located in the Haizhu area, easily accessible by both metro and bus, making it convenient for visitors traveling around the city. ✨Specialty ✨ - A cultural hub featuring a mix of art galleries, performing arts theatres, and educational programs. - Contemporary art exhibitions with a focus on both local and international artists. - The centre hosts musical performances, dance shows, and theatrical productions, offering something for everyone. - The modern and expansive architecture adds to the overall artistic ambiance of the venue. 💕Why I recommend it: I highly recommend visiting the Guangzhou Cultural & Art Centre for anyone seeking a deeper connection to the local arts and culture scene. Whether you're interested in visual arts, performances, or simply exploring a vibrant cultural space, this centre offers a unique opportunity to experience the best of both traditional and modern art forms. The centre’s accessible location, along with its diverse range of exhibitions and performances, makes it an ideal place for anyone looking to enrich their cultural experience in Guangzhou.

⏰Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 9am to 5:30pm (last entry at 4:30pm). Closed on Mondays. Open on public holidays. Reservations are required through official channels. 🚇Getting there: Take subway Line 3 to Datang Station (Exit B), then walk east for about 700m. Alternatively, take bus routes 761, 779, 998, or Business Express Line 5 to the Jude West Road Intersection stop, then walk along Xinjiao Middle Road. Suggested attire: Light-colored Hanfu, cheongsam, or solid-color dresses, paired with accessories such as straw hats, oil-paper umbrellas, traditional fans, or folding fans. 📷Photography tips Lighting: On sunny days, shoot before 10am or after 4pm for soft lighting that enhances the translucence of the flowers. Composition: Use the doorways and flower windows of the ancient buildings as foreground elements to add depth. Capture the pavilions and towers in the distance with the tulip fields in the foreground. Look for symmetrical compositions, such as reflections of tulips in the water. Angles: Shoot from a low angle looking up, with the sky as the background, to highlight the shape of the flowers. Shoot from the second floor or higher to capture a panoramic view of the tulip fields and ancient buildings. Shoot close to the ground for close-ups of tulips, revealing their detailed textures. Photo spots 1️⃣Public Cultural Center: The tulips are in the courtyard next to the main building of the Public Cultural Center. This is the main shooting location, where you can capture the beauty of the vast tulip fields against the backdrop of traditional architecture. 2️⃣Quyi Garden: The lakeside theater is a unique feature. Incorporate the tulips, the lake, and the theater into your photos for a richer composition. 3️⃣Guangfu Garden: Capture the Lingnan charm by photographing the tulips against the backdrop of small bridges, flowing water, wok-ear walls, and other Lingnan architectural elements. 4️⃣Hanmo Garden: This ink-wash-style courtyard is perfect for capturing elegant photos. Use the buildings and plants in the garden as a backdrop, along with the tulips, to create a unique atmosphere.

#discoverchina Guangzhou New Cultural Center Guide The Guangzhou New Cultural Center (广州市新文化中心) is a modern complex dedicated to promoting arts, culture, and innovation. Located in Tianhe District, it serves as a hub for cultural exchange, offering a range of artistic experiences and performances. ⸻ Key Features of the New Cultural Center 1. Guangzhou Opera House (广州大剧院) 📍 Location: Huacheng Square, Tianhe District • Designed by the renowned architect Zaha Hadid, this architectural marvel is a must-see. • The opera house hosts a variety of performances, including classical music concerts, ballets, and theater productions. • Tickets: Available online or at the venue box office. 2. Guangdong Museum (广东省博物馆) 📍 Location: Near the Opera House • A large museum showcasing Guangdong’s rich history and culture, including artifacts, traditional crafts, and ancient relics. • The museum is also home to temporary exhibitions from around the world. • Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Closed on Mondays) 3. Guangzhou Library (广州图书馆) 📍 Location: Adjacent to the Cultural Center • A modern, large-scale library with a wide selection of books and digital resources. • The library features futuristic architecture and has quiet spaces perfect for reading or studying. • Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM 4. Art Galleries and Exhibition Halls • The center features various art galleries and exhibition halls that host contemporary art displays, cultural exchanges, and local artist showcases. • Check for temporary exhibitions and events during your visit. ⸻ How to Get There 🚇 Metro: Take Line 3 or Line 5 to Zhujiang New Town Station. The cultural center is within walking distance. 🚗 Taxi: Easily accessible by taxi from most parts of Guangzhou. ⸻ Tips for Visiting ✔ Plan Ahead: Check the performance schedule or exhibition calendar before visiting. ✔ Photography: The exterior of the Opera House is great for photos, but some indoor spaces may have restrictions. ✔ Food: There are cafes and restaurants around the cultural center where you can try local Cantonese dishes.