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Guangdong is a province in South China. Twenty PreeChina city guides cover Guangdong.
Four Grade I national museums stand in the province. Three UNESCO World Heritage properties have a listed component there.
Counts on this page come from PreeChina's own data as of October 2026. Tickets, opening hours and reservations are not listed, so contact each venue or check its official website for accurate information.
Map
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City Guides
Each city name opens its PreeChina guide.
Landmark Guides
In-depth guides to six landmarks in Guangdong.
Top Attractions
A pick from the Top Attractions of the city guides in Guangdong. Each card opens the Top Attractions of its city.
Guangzhou
600 metres, nicknamed the "Little Waist" for the twist in its lattice structure.
Shenzhen
A 15km mangrove wetland greenway facing Hong Kong's New Territories.
Dongguan
A 72-square-kilometre tech park around an 8-square-kilometre lake, home to Huawei's global R&D headquarters.
Zhuhai
An 8.7-metre bronze from 1982, marking the midpoint of a flat 28-kilometre coastal promenade.
Foshan
22 hectares of restored Qing and Republican-era architecture adjacent to Zumiao Temple.
Huizhou
A 3.1-square-kilometre lake crossed by the Su Causeway, which Su Dongpo built during his 1096 banishment.
Zhongshan
The 1892 colonial-style residence built with Hawaii remittance money, where Sun Yat-sen received his early education.
Chaozhou
518 metres of stone piers and floating pontoon, its 24 pavilions added over successive dynasties.
Jiangmen
Fifteen watchtowers standing out of the paddy, each built by a different clan branch to a different picture, still a lived-in village.
Yangjiang
A complete 13th-century merchant ship, lifted whole from the seabed, excavated live behind glass since 2007.
Zhaoqing
Seven limestone peaks reflected in Star Lake, arranged since the Tang like the Great Bear, with 15 centuries of cave inscriptions.
Zhanjiang
Hard and soft coral communities at the northern limit of the Indo-Pacific reef zone, snorkelable from the beach.
Museums
These museums are on the China Museums Association Grade I lists and appear on the museums theme page.
four museums in Guangdong
World Heritage
A property is counted when UNESCO lists at least one component point inside Guangdong. Long lines such as the Great Wall and coastal sites list some of their points, so the list can be shorter than the true extent.
three properties
Routes
Four PreeChina routes include stops in Guangdong.
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