Recommendations for the best attractions in a one-day trip to Zhongshan

Zhongshan also has a lot of tourism resources, many of which are worth visiting. So, what are the must-visit tourist attractions in a day? Next, let’s take a look at the must-see attractions in Zhongshan for a day trip! See below for details.

1. Zhongshan Zhanyuan

Zhongshan Zhanyuan, also known as Zhongshan Dazhaimen, is a national AAAA tourist attraction located in Beitai Village, South District, Zhongshan City, next to National Highway 105. The scenic area is divided into three areas: Zhan Garden and Zhu Shou, Qijiang Covered Bridge, and Zhan Fuzhongfu. Based on Suzhou and Hangzhou gardens, it integrates the essence of Chinese classical gardens and emphasizes the layout of Lingnan water towns. The structure is simple and dignified, and the style is simple and free. Most of the materials used in Zhongshan Exhibition Garden are ancient folk materials. Brick by brick and window by window, they reflect the traces of history and interpret the noble aesthetic concept of integrating garden art and humanistic landscape.

Address: Beitai Village, South Street, Zhongshan City

2. Sun Yat-sen’s Former Residence

Sun Yat-sen’s Former Residence is the only 5A scenic spot in Zhongshan. Including Sun Yat-sen's Former Residence Memorial Hall, Cuiheng Village, Zhongshan Film and Television City, Xinhai Revolution Memorial Park, Litoujianshan, etc. Except for tickets to Zhongshan Film and Television City, everything else is free. There are four countries you can visit without flying. The movie city is divided into Japanese, American, British and Chinese scenic spots. Japan's most famous attractions can hire and service photographers to take photos. The former residence of Teacher Sun and the 500-year-old Cuiheng Village are both wonderful and not to be missed.

Location: Sun Yat-sen’s Former Residence Scenic Area, Cuiheng New District, Zhongshan City

3. Dayong Redwood Expo City

China (Dayong) Redwood Culture Expo City Scenic Area, referred to as "Hongbo City" is an upgraded masterpiece of the mahogany furniture industry in Zhongshan City, Guangdong Province, "the capital of China's mahogany furniture industry". The Expo City covers an area of ??300 acres, with a total construction area of ??800,000 square meters.

The treasures of Hongbo City include rare and classic handicrafts such as Thuja, Huanghuali, ebony, malachite, and cloisonne, nine famous gardens, and a mahogany-themed post office. China (Dayong) Redwood Culture Expo City Scenic Area is a Chinese classical architectural community integrating Lingnan, Jiangnan, Huizhou, and antique architectural styles.

Address: Qiyong Road, Dayong Town, Zhongshan City

4. Zhongshan Film and Television City

Zhongshan Film and Television City is located next to the former residence of Sun Yat-sen in Cuiheng Village, Zhongshan City, Guangdong Province , is a large-scale comprehensive tourist area integrating sightseeing, patriotic education, and film shooting. In 2001, it was built with an investment of 150 million yuan from the Zhongshan Municipal People's Government. In 2006, Zhongshan Film and Television City was selected as one of the top ten film and television bases in China. Zhongshan Film and Television City is composed of five scenic spots: Chinese scenic spots, Japanese scenic spots, British scenic spots, American scenic spots, and exhibition hall areas. It covers an area of ??1 million square meters and is a complex of buildings built on the revolutionary footprints of Dr. Sun Yat-sen. It gathers memorial sites for his revolutionary activities in China and around the world.

Address: Sun Yat-sen’s Former Residence Scenic Area Film and Television City, Nanlang Street, Zhongshan City

5. Zuobu Village

If you like to be close to nature, local culture, and petty bourgeoisie, You might as well come to Zuobu Village!

Zuobu Village has a total area of ??about 5.77 square kilometers and a population of about 1,200 people. Although Zuobu Village is located in the industrialized Pearl River Delta region, it retains its pastoral and beautiful scenery. Walking in the alleys of Zuobu Village, you can see century-old late Qing Dynasty watchtowers, ancestral halls and other characteristic buildings everywhere. There are 12 historical and cultural relics in the village that are listed as municipal cultural relics protection units and immovable cultural relics.

Green rice fields, glass bookstores, coffee houses next to big trees, and Gesang flower fields. Zuobu Village will surprise you!

Address: Zuobu Village, Nanlang Street, Zhongshan City