What excellent movie locations can you recommend in Guangdong?

Every time I watch a movie, I will be attracted by the scenes in the film. Whether it is the local scenery full of fireworks, the place where men meet, or the grand scene of fierce fighting, people want to feel immersive.

There are many excellent movie shooting places in Guangdong Province, which are very suitable for everyone to punch in at weekends. I recommend them to you today.

Guangzhou Zoo-I love your location.

Venue: Exit A of Huanghuagang Station of Metro Line 6

Admission: 20 tickets

Recently, the film "I Love You", which pays attention to the elderly, has moved many people to tears. At the same time, you will find that the location is also one of the hottest zoos in recent years, Guangzhou Zoo. There are not only many animal stars here, such as the panda Xingyi and Yayi, but also the lion Emirates. Moreover, all the parks are very atmospheric and it is easy to make movies, especially in Yuan Jinlin, where movies are made.

Yuan Jinlin frame

Xiaoyi panda

Shi A Zi hang

2. Yangmeikeng Valley Valley-the location of the mermaid.

Yangmeikeng Valley Valley, where the mermaid is located, has always been a famous seaside attraction in Shenzhen. The filming made more people realize the beautiful scenery of Yangmeikeng Valley Valley. There are endless seas and cliff caves here. If you are at the highest position on the top of the mountain, you can experience this mountain and sea landscape. Be sure to check the weather so that you can see the sparkling sea in good weather.

Venue: Xindong Road, Yangmeikeng Valley Valley, Nan 'ao, Longgang District, Shenzhen.

Admission: free.

sea cave

Guide to field shooting of scenic spots

3. Shantou Nan 'ao Island-Home of the Four Seas.

Location: Navigation Shantou Nan 'ao Island

Admission: free.

Guangdong is a coastal area, and the beautiful scenery by the sea is indispensable. The film Four Seas chose Nan 'ao Island in Shantou. Surrounded by the sea, it is the four seas, a small island full of blue sky and fireworks.

There is a beautiful island road around South Australia. The shooting locations that appear many times in the film must be recommended to the Cycling Party and the go on road trip Party. You can punch in along the roundabout road to enter the representative scenic spots. After going to the island, you can overlook the winding cross-sea bridge next to the lighthouse, which is very spectacular.

ring road

Overlooking the road on the island.

The bay next to the Tropic of Cancer Square can take a speedboat for a ride in the sea, and feel the sea breeze and waves at close range, which is full of experience.

Island scenery

4. Jiangmen Kaiping Diaolou and Taishan Meijia Courtyard-the location of Let the Bullets Fly.

Venue: Kaiping Gigi Lai Village Tickets: 70.

Venue: Meijia Courtyard in Taishan? Admission: 20 people

Kaiping is adjacent to Taishan. As a native of Jiangmen, there are often various crews shooting and taking photos here, the most famous of which is Let the Bullets Fly, and the recently popular The Knockout.

Kaiping is a tourist city, and Kaiping Diaolou itself is very famous. Gigi Lai Village is a relatively concentrated scenic spot with the largest number of towers, and the tour time is about 40 minutes. Diaolou is a house built by many overseas Chinese in the last century, mostly using imported materials, mainly combining Chinese and western.

kaiping diaolou

Strictly speaking, the Meijia Courtyard in Taishan should be a market, which is raised by overseas Chinese. It was founded in 1930s, and is called Meijia Courtyard because most shareholders are surnamed Mei. The movie "Goose City" was shot in Meijia Courtyard, where Gao Qisheng and Li wanted to get off the production line in The Knockout. Here is mainly to feel the cultural scenery.

Mei's Grand Courtyard

After nearly a hundred years of vicissitudes, your building in the whole compound is still intact despite its shabby appearance, and it is also a typical representative of the most well-preserved overseas Chinese building with a certain scale in China.