The remains of the Japanese army fortifications from the invasion of China date back to the Republic of China era (1938–1945). They are located on the mountaintop north of the Baiyun Airport navigation station in Taihezhang Village, Yushatan, Fenghuang Subdistrict. Built during the Anti-Japanese War, they face southeast and are situated northwest. These military fortifications are constructed with reinforced concrete and consist of one large and one small bunker, covering a total area of 20 square meters. …
The carving of "Wu Ding Opens the Mountains" dates back to the 23rd year of the Republic of China (1934). It is located on the northwest side of a natural giant boulder within GaoTang Stone Park in the GaoTang Industrial Zone, Kemu Long Village, Guangshan Second Road, Fenghuang Subdistrict. The carving was made in 1934. The boulder is irregularly egg-shaped, approximately 12 meters in length, 3 meters in width, and 4 meters in height at its tallest point...
The Di Chang Zhong Ancestral Hall was built in the eighth year of the Xianfeng reign during the Qing Dynasty (1858). It is located at No. 12, Zhongzhong Street, Zhucun, Zhujie Subdistrict. Its original construction date is unknown, but it was rebuilt in the eighth year of the Xianfeng reign (1858). The hall faces east and features a three-bay, two-courtyard layout, covering an area of 136 square meters. It has a gable-and-hip fireproof wall and gray plaster floral designs on its dragon boat-style ridge. The walls are made of blue bricks, and the plinth is constructed from both granite and red sandstone. The eaves feature simple floral patterns, and there are five murals dating back to the Xianfeng era beneath the eaves. The structure retains some architectural components from the Ming and early Qing periods, but its overall style is representative of Qing Dynasty architecture. It holds certain historical research value.
The Yao Ancestral Hall dates back to the Jiajing era of the Ming Dynasty (1522–1566) and is located on the west side of Tancun Street in Xiancun Subdistrict. Constructed during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, it has undergone renovations in subsequent dynasties. It faces west and is oriented eastward. The structure consists of three bays and two courtyards, covering a construction area of 288 square meters. It features a dragon boat-style ridge, gable-and-hip firewalls shaped like the Chinese character “人,” and gray barrel tiles. The walls are made of blue bricks, with red sandstone foundations. The beams...
The Shiqing Qin Ancestral Hall dates back to the Qing Dynasty and is located at No. 14 Shixi Yongning Street, Qianjin Village, Qianjin Subdistrict. Constructed during the Qing Dynasty and renovated in subsequent eras, it faces east and has a west orientation. The structure features three bays and two courtyards, covering an area of 186.6 square meters. It has a flush-gable roof, wok-handle-shaped gable walls, grey-plastered antique-style ridge ornaments, and grey-glazed barrel tiles. The base is built with blue bricks and stone. The left wall of the entrance hall is inlaid with a stone stele from the 55th year of the Qianlong reign (1790) titled "Preface to the Installation of the Screen Door," along with a restoration stele from the 28th year of the Guangxu reign (1902) and another untitled stele titled "Preface to the Establishment of the Ancestral Hall." The exterior facade of the ancestral hall retains much of its original appearance, and both interior and exterior decorations are relatively simple. The three stone steles hold significant historical value.
The Liu Clan Ancestral Hall in Shixi Village dates back to the 10th year of the Daoguang reign during the Qing Dynasty (1830), and is located at No. 8, Tianlu Street, Shixi, Qianjin Village, Qianjin Subdistrict. Constructed in 1830, it has undergone renovations over the years. The hall faces northwest and is situated southeast, featuring a three-bay, two-courtyard layout covering an area of 133.6 square meters. It has a flush-gable roof covered with gray tube tiles, and granite stone bases. The...
The Tomb of Zhu Cheng is located on a hillside in the Pugang area of South China Botanical Garden, Longyandong, Tianhe District. It was built in 1300. In July 2002, it was designated as part of the sixth batch of Guangzhou Municipal Cultural Relics Protection Units. …
The Former Site of Premier Zhou’s Visit to Cencun is located at Yuangeng Ancestral Hall on Nanshi Street, Cencun, Changxing Subdistrict, Tianhe District. On the morning of April 7, 1972, while in Guangzhou, Premier Zhou Enlai accompanied Maltese Prime Minister Dom Mintoff on a visit to Cencun, where they toured an elementary school, a flour mill, an agricultural machinery station, a health clinic, Huaguoshan (a horticultural area), paddy fields, and fish ponds, and also visited two local households...
Li Shinan’s Tomb is located at No. 65, Shuhe Ding Street, Xin Yi Jie Community, Shahe Subdistrict, Tianhe District. The “Comrade Li Shinan Monument” is inlaid on the front of the tombstone at Li Shinan’s Tomb in Shuhe Ding, Tianhe District, Guangzhou. The tombstone was erected in the 38th year of the Republic of China. The monument body is made of marble, with the inscription arranged vertically and written right to left in intaglio traditional regular script, divided into forty lines with twenty-four characters per line. …
Lin Weimin’s Tomb is located at No. 394 Yanling Road, Tianhe District, within the Guangzhou Galaxy Revolutionary Martyrs’ Cemetery. In December 2008, it was designated as part of the seventh batch of Guangzhou Municipal Cultural Relics Protection Units. …
The Qin Yuehui Family Tomb is located on Beidi Mountain in Lingtang Village, Gaotang Community, Xintang Subdistrict, Tianhe District, and dates back to the Song Dynasty. In December 2008, it was announced as part of the seventh batch of Guangzhou Municipal Cultural Relics Protection Units. The main tomb is the joint burial site of Qin Yuehui and his wife. The flanking tombs are the joint burials of their sons Qin Shilian and his wife, Qin…
The former site of resistance against Qing forces in Longdong (including the gate tower, Pu’an Fan Ancestral Hall, and blue brick wall) is located at No. 13, Lane 9, West Street, Longdong Village, Longdong Subdistrict. Originally built during the Qing Dynasty, it was rebuilt in 1947 and renovated in 2004. The site covers an area of 828 square meters. The plaque above the gate tower is inscribed with “Qionglin” (a term for a noble house), featuring a classic ornamental ridge, double eaves, glazed tile ends, and ruyi-shaped drip tiles…
The Furong Provincial Tourist Resort in Huadu District, Guangzhou, is a renowned AAAA-level tourist destination in the northern suburbs of Guangzhou. Just a one-hour drive from downtown Guangzhou, it boasts convenient transportation. The area features undulating mountains, lush pine forests, cascading waterfalls, flowing springs, and picturesque lakes and hills. With 6,000 negative oxygen ions per cubic meter at the mountaintop, the natural scenery is stunning...
The Guangzhou Sports Culture Museum (also known as the Guangzhou Asian Games and Asian Para Games Museum) was established in December 2011 and officially opened to the public on May 18, 2012. It was created to preserve the legacy of the 16th Asian Games Guangzhou 2010 and the First Asian Para Games Guangzhou 2010 after the conclusion of these events. …
The Martyrs' Tomb of the Shamian Massacre was originally located beside the tomb of Deng Yin Nan on Dabao Hill along Dongsha Road. In 1957, it was relocated to Martyrs' Hill in the Galaxy Revolutionary Cemetery (with the remains of 10 martyrs remaining at the original site due to structural obstructions). It now stands on the right side of Martyrs' Hill in the Galaxy Revolutionary Cemetery. The tombstone is made of granite, with a five-pointed star encircled by two clusters of red flowers carved at the very top...
The Monument to the Martyrs of the First Division of the Guangdong Army in Republican-era Guangzhou is located on Niuyan Hill beside the Guangzhou-Shantou Highway in Yantang, Shahe, Guangzhou. Facing west and built with a reinforced concrete structure clad in granite, the monument stands approximately 38 meters tall. The entire structure consists of two parts: the lower section is a rectangular base, comprising 1–3 levels with air vents along the perimeter, measuring 15.2 meters on the bottom edge and…
The Tomb of Hu Hanmin is located within the Guangdong Vocational and Technical School of Forestry on Yinping Ridge, Longyandong, Tianhe District. It was built in 1936 (the 25th year of the Republic of China). The original tomb was situated at Douwenwang, constructed of concrete but later destroyed. A house was then built over the site, covering Hu’s burial chamber. In 1985, the Guangzhou Municipal People’s Government…
The tomb of Xu Yingheng is located in Longdong Village, Xishe Community, Longdong Subdistrict, Tianhe District. In July 2002, it was designated as part of the Sixth Batch of Guangzhou Municipal Cultural Relics Protection Units by the Guangzhou Municipal People's Government.…
The Tomb of Lai Hanying is located on the left side of Minzhu Reservoir in Tanbu Town, Huadu District, Guangzhou City, on the hilltop known locally as Jinguohuan. It is the joint burial tomb of Lai Hanying and his wife, Lady Tang, and was renovated in 1991. The tomb is shaped like an armchair and constructed with slab stones. The grave mound is 1.4 meters high, and the tomb face extends 2.2 meters deep. The gravestone is 0.75 meters tall and 0.35 meters wide, inscribed with: “Tomb of Lai Hanying, the Vice Premier of the Summer Official of the Taiping Heavenly…”
Guangzhou Agricultural Science Grand View is located near the new Baiyun Airport in Huadong Town, Huadu District, covering an area of over 400 acres. It is a national agricultural science education base, a youth science and technology education base in Guangdong Province, and a provincial pollution-free vegetable production base. Its restaurant offers visitors distinctive dishes such as fresh vegetable hot pot and farmhouse stir-fries, along with fully equipped conference facilities…