Guangzhou

This museum preserves the secret headquarters where Sun Yat-sen's revolutionary forces planned the ill-fated 1911 Guangzhou Uprising.

Once a progressive academy founded by reformist scholar Kang Youwei, this traditional courtyard estate now serves as an educational museum.

Situated in a historic bell-tower building, this museum marks the location where Sun Yat-sen convened the crucial 1924 political congress.

This underground exhibition preserves a massive, exceptionally well-preserved wooden sluice gate constructed to control floodwaters during the Han dynasty.

Resting on the slopes of Yuexiu Hill since 1700, this atmospheric Taoist temple complex features courtyards frequently hazy with fragrant incense smoke.

This historic temple dedicated to the spiritual guardian of Guangzhou features an elaborately gilded wooden shrine and ornate roof ridges.

Founded in 1678, this tranquil Buddhist sanctuary gives a quiet retreat within the city, featuring serene courtyards dedicated to daily monastic chanting.

This historical attraction preserves the ruins of an old artillery fort strategically placed in Guangzhou.

This bustling commercial pedestrian street in Guangzhou is famous for its traditional Lingnan-style Qilou architecture.

Completed in 1931 by architects including Lu Yanzhi, this magnificent octagonal hall commemorates Sun Yat-sen in Guangzhou.

This steel lattice broadcasting tower has long served as a prominent telecommunications landmark on the Guangzhou skyline.