Fly to Macau. Upon arrival, check in to the hotel.

Ruins of St. Paul's:

One of Macau's most famous historical landmarks and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Senado Square:

One of the most iconic landmarks in Macau.

Macau Tower (Exterior View):

A multifunctional tower known for sightseeing, dining, conferences, and entertainment, famous worldwide for its high-altitude observation deck and extreme sports.

The Venetian Macao:

Renowned for its luxury, romance, and strong "Venetian Italy" atmosphere.

Rua do Cunha (Taipa Old Street):

A famous historic street that is a must-visit destination for its blend of food, souvenir shops, Portuguese architecture, and artistic vibes.

Zhuhai Fisher Girl Statue:

A symbol of Zhuhai, often referred to as the "city's calling card."

Shijing Mountain Park:

Known for its natural rock formations, historical and cultural sites, and recreational attractions.

City Balcony:

A newly emerging coastal landmark in Zhuhai and a key node of the city's "One Belt, Nine Bays" initiative.

Sun and Moon Shell Opera House (Exterior View):

Known as "China's only opera house built on an island."

New Yuanming Palace:

The largest Qing Dynasty cultural theme park in China, praised as "the only royal garden in South China."

Gongbei Underground Shopping Mall.

Former Residence of Sun Yat-sen:

The former home of Sun Yat-sen, a great pioneer of China's modern revolution.

Chui Heung Yuen Bakery Museum:

Experience traditional handmade Chinese pastry-making.

Fengjian Water Town:

Known as the "Pearl of Lingnan Water Towns" and often referred to as the "Zhouzhuang of Guangdong."

Xiqiao Mountain (including round-trip cable car):

An extinct volcano with a history of 40 to 50 million years, now a nationally recognized scenic area.

Huang Feihong Memorial Hall:

A cultural venue dedicated to commemorating Huang Feihong, a legendary martial arts master of Lingnan.

Kung Fu Lion Dance Performance: (Cancelled in case of rain)

Lingnan Tiandi:

A district integrating culture, tourism, commerce, and leisure.

Xiguan Mansions:

Residences of wealthy merchants and prestigious families during the late Qing Dynasty.

Yongqing Fang:

A popular landmark that combines culture, creativity, tourism, and leisure.

Shangxiajiu Pedestrian Street:

A famous pedestrian street in Guangzhou known for its blend of food and shopping.

Huacheng Square:

Known as one of the largest city center squares in China.

Haixinsha:

The venue for the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2010 Asian Games in Guangzhou.

Canton Tower (Exterior View):

The most iconic skyscraper in Guangzhou, with a total height of 600 meters.

Shawan Ancient Town:

Dating back to the Southern Song Dynasty with over 800 years of history, it is a representative ancient town of Lingnan and Cantonese culture.

Baomo Garden:

Located in Shawan Town, Panyu District, Guangzhou, this national 4А-level attraction combines Lingnan architecture, classical garden art, and water village charm.

Transfer to airport for your flight to Singapore