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Greater Bay Area at a glance
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Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macao Bridge
Hong Kong–Mainland high-speed rail
Hong Kong
A cosmopolitan city with a diverse culture, top attractions, bountiful countryside, and prime geographical location, is ideal for multi-destination travel.
Shenzhen
Shenzhen’s pleasant climate and picturesque coastal and mountain scenery have earned it a place on The New York Times’ list of the world’s 31 must-visit destinations.
Zhuhai
Zhuhai enjoys close proximity to Macao and Hong Kong via the Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macao Bridge and offers stunning coastlines and islands.
Macao
Macao’s unique charm blends Portuguese and Chinese cultures, showcased by the UNESCO status of its historic centre, and top hotels, shopping and entertainment.
Dongguan
On top of being ‘the world’s factory’, Dongguan has become a popular destination for leisure travellers in search of romantic sea views and picturesque historical spots.
Guangzhou
Guangzhou, the ‘Flower City’ and ‘City of Rams’, embodies China’s Lingnan culture and was ranked second by Forbes for its remarkable transformation.
Huizhou
Huizhou is known for its beautiful nature, from its mountains and valleys in the north and the east, to its long, meandering coastline in the south.
Foshan
The birthplace of ceramic art, Cantonese opera and martial arts, Foshan offers a captivating fusion of the old and the new.
Zhongshan
Delve into the life and legacy of Dr Sun Yat-sen in Zhongshan, the birthplace of one of the greatest figures in 20th-century Chinese history.
Zhaoqing
Zhaoqing is blessed with an abundance of breathtaking scenery: the enchanting Seven Star Crags, serene Star Lake, and tranquil mountains.
Jiangmen
Jiangmen is a city teeming with cultural treasures, such as the UNESCO World Heritage Kaiping Diaolou and Villages.
Hong Kong
A cosmopolitan city with a diverse culture, top attractions, bountiful countryside, and prime geographical location, is ideal for multi-destination travel.
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Shenzhen
Shenzhen’s pleasant climate and picturesque coastal and mountain scenery have earned it a place on The New York Times’ list of the world’s 31 must-visit destinations.
Zhuhai
Zhuhai enjoys close proximity to Macao and Hong Kong via the Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macao Bridge and offers stunning coastlines and islands.
Macao
Macao’s unique charm blends Portuguese and Chinese cultures, showcased by the UNESCO status of its historic centre, and top hotels, shopping and entertainment.
Dongguan
On top of being ‘the world’s factory’, Dongguan has become a popular destination for leisure travellers in search of romantic sea views and picturesque historical spots.
Guangzhou
Guangzhou, the ‘Flower City’ and ‘City of Rams’, embodies China’s Lingnan culture and was ranked second by Forbes for its remarkable transformation.
Huizhou
Huizhou is known for its beautiful nature, from its mountains and valleys in the north and the east, to its long, meandering coastline in the south.
Foshan
The birthplace of ceramic art, Cantonese opera and martial arts, Foshan offers a captivating fusion of the old and the new.
Zhongshan
Delve into the life and legacy of Dr Sun Yat-sen in Zhongshan, the birthplace of one of the greatest figures in 20th-century Chinese history.
Zhaoqing
Zhaoqing is blessed with an abundance of breathtaking scenery: the enchanting Seven Star Crags, serene Star Lake, and tranquil mountains.
Jiangmen
Jiangmen is a city teeming with cultural treasures, such as the UNESCO World Heritage Kaiping Diaolou and Villages.
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Broadway Food Street
Broadway Food Street, located at Avenida Marginal Flor de Lótus in Cotai, is just a bridge away from five-star resort hotel Galaxy Macao. After enjoying your leisure and entertainment activities, take a stroll in this old hawker-style street market and treat yourself to a delightful assortment of Macao’s traditional delicacies.
Famous for street food from Macao and other places in Asia, Broadway Food Street offers specialties from over 40 countries and regions, including Portuguese, Cantonese, Shunde and Hunan cuisines, as well as Taiwanese snacks. Renowned restaurants, big and small, gather at this place to present their best. From simple porridges and street-booth dishes and to seafood fare, there’s surely something that tantalises your tastebuds.
Broadway Food Street is also a treasure trove of shopping options. Popular souvenirs like almond cookies, egg rolls and peanut candies are must-buys. You can also find glittering jewellery, high-end goldware, luxury watches and other handcrafts rich in Asian glamour.
Foodie Street at Baishuijing
When it comes to great culinary experience, Baishuijing is an undisputed favourite among visitors and locals in Zhongshan. As a famous night market in Zhongshan, Baishuijing offers a wide variety of delectable cuisines from time-honoured restaurants and cosy modern eateries. On their menus, you can find speciality dishes like barbecues, Chinese porridges and noodles, desserts, and delicious snacks including fluffy fish balls, beef skewers and many more. And yet, Baishuijing’s allure extends beyond its diverse tasty offerings — you never need to stretch your budget and can easily satisfy your tastebuds with no more than CNY100. The choices are endless, so everyone can find their dream food here. After relishing your feast, take a stroll to immerse yourself in the beauty of the old city of Zhongshan.
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Foodie Street at Wenming Road
With a length of about 730 metres, Wenming Road is a famous night market in Zhaoqing. It was once known for the Hainan yellow pear wood — a treasured tree species on China’s list of Endangered Plants Under State Protection (Category II) — planted on both sides.
Nowadays, the road is lined with time-honoured restaurants, dessert shops, and stalls selling local snacks, earning itself the reputation as the night paradise for local gourmets and tourists alike. Among all the great dishes offered, wrapped sticky rice dumplings are the most famous in Zhaoqing and should not be missed. After enjoying a big feast, check out the stalls in the night market for nice apparel and accessories at appealing prices.
Foodie Street at Yinfeng Road
Renowned as a paradise for locals and overseas food lovers, Yinfeng Road in Dongguan is lined with a wide variety of restaurants offering the tastes of all over China. In addition to popular Cantonese dishes, such as seafood porridge, pig stomach with chicken, and Chaoshan-style hot pot, there are also restaurants serving up Hunan, Sichuan and Northeast China menus, as well as Southeast Asian fare, Western cuisines and snacks.
After satisfying your tastebuds, enjoy leisurely shopping at the malls along the road to conclude a day of food and fun at this must-see hotspot.
Jinbang Upper Street, Shunde
Known as the ‘Milk Street’ of Shunde, Jinbang Upper Street is teeming with history and heritage and is packed with snack stores specialising in Jinbang milk and dairy products. Originating in Jinbang Village in Shunde’s Daliang Town, Jinbang milk has earned its name as the ‘Cheese of the East’ because of its unique taste: deliciously sweet but having a hint of saltiness, ideal to complement staples such as congee and rice.
At Jinbang Upper Street, visitors can buy all kinds of dairy products and savour special delicacies from the region, including buffalo milk and Daliang double-layer milk. Signature local snacks, such as crispy fish skin and stir-fried pork fillet with longans, are also on offer. After a major renovation, the street has introduced a gallery with showcases of the history of the area, accompanied by photos that promote local dairy products. Visitors can enjoy delectable food offerings while deepening their understanding of the local culture.
MixC World
Situated at Nanshan District in Shenzhen, MixC World is an innovative space designed for leisure strolls. It’s conveniently located near the Window of the World and Overseas Chinese Town, with the Shenzhen Bay at its south.
Famous for its unique ‘block + mall’ spatial planning, MixC World sets itself apart from traditional shopping malls. In addition to a food court, it’s home to about 300 shops and over 1,000 brands; it also has a number of plazas that serve as public spaces, filling every corner of MixC World with art and lifestyle elements.
At MixC World, also be prepared to be intrigued by ‘Bubblecoat Elephant’, a large-scale permanent public art installation by Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman, who’s best known for bringing the iconic, oversized floating yellow rubber duck to life. Perching on the rooftop of the shopping mall, Hofman’s elephant features a long trunk that sprays water outside the mall to bring fun to mall-goers.
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