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The incense market in Liaobu town was famous in Ming and Qing dynasties and was ranked as one of the top 4 markets in Guangdong. In 2013, Liaobu town was named as “Home of Agar in China” by the country. In addition, “Liaobu Incense Market” was rewarded as the country’s intangible cultural heritage in 2014.

The Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area features many excellent hot spring resort locations. Chief among them is wonderful Huizhou, a famous historic and cultural city brimming with hot springs.

Zhongshan is a walkable city. As you watch the locals walking in steady steps, you will also slow down and walk to the attractions without a rush. If you are looking for a place for families to enjoy themselves, that will be the Sun Wen Memorial Park. Sun Wen Memorial Park is located in the south of the city centre. Before stepping into the park, you will be stopped by the calligraphy of the plague with “Sun Wen Memorial Park” in Chinese characters at the main entrance.

Given such a huge number of famous mountains in China, it is hard for a mountain to stand out by merely having remarkable scenery. Mount Xiqiao, which is located in the Southwest of the Nanhai District of Foshan, is one of the exceptions. Being an extinct volcano and embellished by the cultural heritage sites nearby, Mount Xiqiao has become one of the four most famous mountains in Guangdong Province, attracting loads of tourists.

Along with beautiful urban and countryside scenery, international standard golf courses, national award-winning hot spring resorts, world-class theme parks and tropical island getaways, Zhuhai also hosts major events like Airshow China, China International Circus Festival and WTA Elite Trophy.

The Mount Luofu located in the South of Huizhou and the Nankun Mountain located in the North are two famous mountains of the city. Regarded as the "oasis on the Tropic of Cancer", Nankun Mountain is known for its mythical peaks and waterfalls. The Tiantang Top ("Tiantang" as paradise in Chinese), the major peak of the mountain, is taller than Hong Kong’s Tai Mo Shan. It stands over 1000m above sea level. Although it is tiring to climb Nankun Mountain, all efforts are just worth it when you see the wonderland-like scenery.