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The Pearl River Delta Cultural Discovery Tour takes travelers to the prosperous southern region of China — a land where history, culture, and modernity harmoniously converge. The journey passes through three representative cities of Guangdong Province: Guangzhou, Zhuhai, and Shenzhen — each showcasing its own distinct charm, from the East-meets-West colonial legacy to the vibrant rhythm of a futuristic metropolis. This is an ideal trip to explore rich cultural heritage, savor exquisite Cantonese cuisine, and admire iconic landmarks along the fertile Pearl River Delta.
Known as the “Thousand-Year-Old City,” Guangzhou marks the first stop of the journey. Visitors can marvel at Huacheng Square, the city’s emblem of modern prosperity, surrounded by skyscrapers, high-end shopping malls, and world-class art spaces.
Yongqing Fang & Bruce Lee’s Ancestral Home
Yongqing Fang preserves a unique blend of Eastern and Western architecture and is a favorite check-in spot for young travelers. Among its highlights is the Ancestral Home of Bruce Lee, the birthplace of the world-renowned martial arts legend and a symbol of Cantonese pride.

Shamian Island – The “European Quarter” in Guangzhou
With its romantic colonial-era architecture, Shamian Island offers a tranquil stroll through cobblestone streets reminiscent of classic Europe in the heart of modern China.
Beijing Road & Dafo Temple
Don’t miss Beijing Road, the busiest shopping street in Guangzhou, filled with vibrant shops and street food stalls. Nearby stands Dafo Temple, an ancient Buddhist temple blending traditional and contemporary styles, housing numerous sacred Buddha statues and relics.
Lingnan Impression Park
This famous cultural park recreates the traditional atmosphere of Lingnan heritage. Visitors can enjoy artistic performances and immerse themselves in the nostalgic ambiance of old Cantonese life.
Leaving Guangzhou, travelers arrive in Zhuhai, the “City of Wind and Sea.” Known for its peaceful and romantic seaside scenery, Zhuhai features several remarkable architectural landmarks.
Zhuhai Opera House (Sun and Moon Shells)
The city’s newest icon, Zhuhai Opera House, consists of two massive seashell-shaped domes facing the ocean. At night, the glowing structure evokes the image of a luminous full moon over the South China Sea.

Fisher Girl Statue
Standing 8.7 meters tall and carved from a single block of granite, the Fisher Girl Statue has become Zhuhai’s symbol — a tribute to purity and the legendary love story of a sea maiden.
New Yuan Ming Palace – The “Mini Forbidden City”
Modeled after Beijing’s Old Summer Palace at a 1:1 scale, New Yuan Ming Palace offers a grand royal atmosphere with meticulously recreated palaces, bridges, pavilions, and lakes. Visitors can stroll through its majestic grounds and appreciate the sophistication of imperial Chinese architecture.
The journey concludes in Shenzhen, the shining example of China’s economic miracle and technological innovation. Despite its modern skyline, the city retains a deep respect for its traditional roots.
Hakka Village Cultural Park
A 5A-rated cultural attraction, Hakka Village combines traditional Hakka architecture with modern entertainment. Visitors can explore classical buildings, taste authentic Hakka cuisine, and experience the unique folklore of Southern China.

Dongmen Pedestrian Street
Dating back to the Ming Dynasty, Dongmen Street is one of Shenzhen’s oldest and busiest shopping and dining areas. From luxury brands to local snacks bursting with Cantonese flavor, Dongmen is a paradise for both shoppers and food lovers.
This tour is subsidized under China’s tourism policy. Guests are kindly requested not to skip designated shopping stops. If skipped, a surcharge of 1,440,000 VND per stop will apply, payable directly to the tour leader.
Shopping Stops:
$325/pax
4 days