Location

1 km | 13 mins walk As a serene "urban green oxygen bar" on Zhuhai’s western outskirts, Honghuashan Forest Park (over 1,300 hectares) offers urban escape. It has paved forest trails, tranquil Honghua Lake, hilltop viewpoints with city/Pearl River Delta vistas, plus family-friendly spots like picnic areas and playgrounds.

7 km | 14 mins drive Known as Zhuhai’s "centuries-old cultural landmark", Tangjiawan Ancient Town boasts strong Lingnan charm and modern humanistic heritage. Bluestone paths connect traditional houses with " wok-ear" gables, ancient ancestral halls and street-side arcades where the aroma of Cantonese Dim Sum still lingers. As the hometown of modern celebrities, it preserves their former residences and stories—wandering here feels like touching the gentle texture of time.

8 km | 17 mins drive Sitting on the Yeli Island off the coastal Lovers Road, the Zhuhai Grand Theatre is the first opera house on the sea in China. The two magnificent, scallop-shaped buildings in semi-transparent white stand elegantly among the rich greenness of the island. Its viewing deck offers stunning vistas of the sparkling sea and lush mountains beyond.

12 km | 24 mins drive Stretching 28 kilometers between the lush mountain and the stunning coastline of Zhuhai, the Lovers Road is a not-to-be-missed destination. Take a stroll here with your sweetheart. Listen to the gentle flapping of the waves against the rocky coastline, and the rustling of the palms along the road. Stop for an overlook of the city Macao across the sea. Or ride a bike and feel the cool ocean breeze in your hair.

12 km | 19 mins drive The largest wetland in Zhuhai, Qi'ao Mangrove Wetland Ecological Park is a 7- square kilometre half-moon shaped mangrove stretch arcoss the Qi’ao Island. Stroll down the wooden boardwalk through the leafy trees, and relax in the refreshing, humid air, as birds flap their wings and bounce around on the branches. Keep your eyes wide open to see if you can catch the crabs crawling through the mudflats.