Lingnan Impression Park
A theme park of Lingnan dwellings and folk customs in Guangzhou University Town: wok-ear walls, oyster-shell walls and qilou arcaded streets recreate the look of a Lingnan village; folk performances such as Cantonese opera, lion dance and dragon boat shows run at set times, and nostalgic workshops like copper-beating and weaving offer hands-on experiences
Visitor info
- Opening hours
- 09:00-17:30
- Ticket
- CNY 60
Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.
A theme park of Lingnan dwellings and folk customs in Guangzhou University Town: wok-ear walls, oyster-shell walls and qilou arcaded streets recreate the look of a Lingnan village; folk performances such as Cantonese opera, lion dance and dragon boat shows run at set times, and nostalgic workshops like copper-beating and weaving offer hands-on experiences. Admission CNY 60; take Metro Line 4 to Higher Education Mega Center South Station and transfer to a bus — great for a half-day family outing.
Getting there: Metro Line 4, Higher Education Mega Center South Station, transfer to bus
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