Shekou & Guangzhou Tour

Shekou is located in the southern part of Nantau Peninsula, and an important part of Shenzhen which is named the first Special Economic Zone of China. Nowadays Shekou has become one of the city's major scenic spots drawing for tourists. Highlights include:

• Kindergarten - Enjoy an unusual experience of visiting a local kindergarten. Kindergarten is closed on Saturday, Sunday and school holidays. N.B. Kindergarten will be replaced by The legend of Nu Wa when it is closed.
  Nu Wa is the goddess of creation in China and the statue of Nuwa is also the landmark of Shekou city.
• Free Market - Visit one of the free markets in Shekou, have an insight of local people's bargaining power in food markets.
• Mineral Museum - Here you can appreciate some hand-crafts products and get more knowledge about geologic mineral.

Guangzhou is the capital city of Guangdong Province and the largest city in Southern China with a population of over 9 million. Its beautiful gardens, long history of culture, numerous historic relics and unique 'Guangzhou-style' cuisine, have contributed to its status as one of the most famous tourist centres of China. Following are the highlighted scenic spots worth exploring:

• Dr. Sun Yat-Sen's Memorial Hall - Built in 1931 with funds donated by patriotic overseas Chinese and local people, this beautiful memorial theatre is used for rallies and cultural performances.
• Temple of Six Banyan Trees - This Buddhist temple owes its name to the Banyan trees that once flourished in its courtyards during the 12 century.
• Chen Clan Academy - This ancient complex was served as the hall for ancestor worship. It is now listed as an important historical site under state protection.
• Jade Shroud with Silk Thread - Visit the Western Han Nanyue King's Tomb Museum. The tomb master was wearing a garment made of jade pieces which was the earliest one discovered in China so far.