Main reasons to stay in Nansha

Nansha district, the sub-center of Guangzhou, is situated in the center of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, South China, covering a land area of 803 square kilometers.

※ Visitors sense the traditional cultural atmosphere that permeates the district.

Temples reserve the local people’s worship of Mazu, a goddess in the traditional maritime culture region that blesses their sea travels. Visitors can experience the bustle of the annual Mazu Cultural Tourism Festival held at the Temple of the Queen of Heaven.

The fantastic Kylin Dance, a kind of intangible cultural heritage in Nansha, still thrives in all its beauty thanks to the district’s inheritance efforts.

※Nansha has a pleasant natural landscape and comfortable living environment. Travelers can enjoy folk songs sung by the residents rowing on the water, or appreciate the sunflowers and lotus flower blossoms in fields and on the wetland, home to flocks of birds.

※ There are plenty of fresh and delicious lotus roots, bananas, mangoes and blue crabs to satisfy people’s appetites.

※ The district has grown by leaps and bounds since 2015 as a state-level new zone and free trade zone.

※ Nansha pays a lot of attention to reform and innovation. It has made 457 institutional innovative achievements, fostering a leading business environment in the country.

※ Nansha is also a rising place in the sense of modern technology. Many State-level scientific research institutions and incubation platforms as well as Fortune Global 500 enterprise investment projects have landed in the district, attracting more and more high-tech talents.

※ Nansha Port, with an annual throughout of commercial vehicles exceeding one million, is Guangzhou’s pillar port area.

※ The construction of bridges, subways and high-speed railways has shortened drives to the main cities to half an hour in the Greater Bay Area.

※ High-quality educational and medical resources are imported to invigorate public services and facilities, pledging a promising future to the district.