Aerial view of Huacheng Square and the Zhujiang New Town skyline in Guangzhou.

Huacheng Square, also known as Flower City Square, is the landscaped public centre of Zhujiang New Town, Guangzhou’s modern central business district. It is one of the best places to see Guangzhou’s contemporary skyline, photograph the surrounding skyscrapers and understand how the city has expanded beyond its historic centre.

Yong Qing Fang, located on Enning Road in Guangzhou's Liwan District, boasts a storied history spanning over a century. In the late Qing Dynasty, Enning Road emerged as a key economic zone in southern China, where overseas Chinese brought the unique architectural style of the colonnaded buildings, creating the longest and most intact street of its kind in Guangzhou.

Nansha Tianhou Palace, close to the Pearl River estuary Lingding Ocean, is located in the southeast foot of Dajiao Mountain. Surrounded by mountains and water, with buildings scatters in different altitudes by the mountain line, the temple is splendid and the buildings are magnificent.

Guangdong Museum of Chinese Nationals Residing Abroad is a provincial-level museum dedicated to overseas Chinese. The foundation was laid in 1995 and construction was completed in 2002. The Museum has been open to the public since November 2009, with over 7000 exhibits. It is also a Chinese cultural heritage base of Guangdong Province.