Haizhu National Wetland Park
China's largest inner-city wetland (1,100 hectares), known as the 'Green Heart of Guangzhou': creeks, orchards and mudflats interweave, serving as a stopover for migratory birds (black-faced spoonbills and egrets in flocks); longan and banana groves preserve its 'thousand-year orchard' foundation—a rare birdwatching haven in the heart of the city
Visitor info
- Opening hours
- 09:00-17:30
- Ticket
- CNY 20
Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.
China's largest inner-city wetland (1,100 hectares), known as the 'Green Heart of Guangzhou': creeks, orchards and mudflats interweave, serving as a stopover for migratory birds (black-faced spoonbills and egrets in flocks); longan and banana groves preserve its 'thousand-year orchard' foundation—a rare birdwatching haven in the heart of the city. Admission CNY 20, reservation required; direct access via Datang Station on Metro Line 3; great for birdwatching in autumn and winter and for green shade in summer.
Getting there: Metro Line 3, Datang Station
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