Travel in Zhuhai
Zhuhai, a vigorous and livable coastal metropolis, is a prefecture‑level city of Guangdong Province, situated
on the Pearl River Estuary in southern China. Boasting premium coastal ports, convenient sea‑land
transportation and short travelling distance to Hong Kong and Macao, it acts as a vital transportation hub,
commercial gateway and cultural centre on the west bank of the Pearl River Estuary.
As one of the earliest cities that benefited from the Reform and Opening‑Up policy after 1978, Zhuhai has
grown into a pioneering coastal‑opening city. Plenty of high‑tech enterprises settle here, bringing abundant
employment opportunities and attracting residents from all over the country. Its leading industries cover
high‑end manufacturing, tourism, catering, finance and cross‑border trade.
For visitors, Zhuhai owns numerous well‑known scenic spots including Lovers' Road, Hengqin Ocean Kingdom and
Fenghuang Mountain. The perfect combination of seaside scenery, modern urban architecture and Lingnan local
culture shapes its distinctive coastal‑city charm.
Must‑go Attractions in Zhuhai
Hong Kong‑Zhuhai‑Macao Bridge Night Cruise
he two‑hour coastal cruise travels along the Lingdingyang sea area. Routes and dinner‑included services are
optional. Sightseeing lines generally sail beneath the Hong Kong‑Zhuhai‑Macao Bridge and overlook the
night‑time skyline of Macao, with splendid coastal light‑shows.
Useful Information
Address: Xiangzhou District, Zhuhai
More Info: Cruise ships depart from multiple docks; Jiuzhou Port and Wanzai Wharf are the most‑popular
departure points.
Zhuhai Grand Theatre
It hosts wonderful international concerts, stage dramas and bilingual performances. Designed with distinctive
creative architecture, the building itself is a famous landmark. Even if you are not a drama enthusiast, this
scenic site deserves your sightseeing tour.
Useful Information
Address: No.1 Shizimen Central Avenue, Wanzai, Xiangzhou District, Zhuhai
Jintai Temple
Close to the coastal scenic belt, this ancient temple was first constructed in 1156 and reconstructed on
multiple occasions. It ranks among the most‑renowned Buddhist temples in Zhuhai. Tourists are attracted by its
precious cultural relic collections and the tall viewing pagoda with a long‑standing history.
Useful Information
Address: Meihua Road, Doumen District, Zhuhai
Chimelong Ocean Kingdom
As the world‑famous marine‑animal theme park located in Hengqin, it keeps more than 500 marine‑animal species
and tens‑of‑thousands of aquatic creatures such as whale sharks and polar bears. Self‑driving sightseeing
routes and immersive marine‑animal interaction projects are provided. It is a large‑scale resort for close‑up
marine‑animal experiences.
Useful Information
Address: Hengqin Avenue, Hengqin New Area, Zhuhai
Zhuhai Fisher Girl Statue
The city symbol of Zhuhai, the well‑known Fisher Girl sculpture stands beside Lovers' Road. This iconic
coastal landmark is the perfect spot to overlook Macao across the sea and capture panoramic coastal
photographs.
Useful Information
Address: Lovers' Road, Xiangzhou District, Zhuhai
Travel Tips for Zhuhai
Public Transport
Zhuhai’s bus system covers major scenic spots, with bilingual station signs. Get a Zhuhai Tong transit card
for buses and shared‑transport services. Key tourist‑friendly bus lines run between Lovers' Road, Chimelong
Resort and the port areas for Macao‑bound travellers.
Local Cuisine:
Seafood is the signature local food. Head to well‑known seafood restaurants along Qinglv Road. You should also
try oyster omelette, clay‑pot seafood congee and water chestnut cake. For genuine street‑side snacks, visit
Qingfang Street and Lianhua Road food streets.
Shopping Guide
Gongbei Pedestrian Street: Daily‑use shops, chain stores and duty‑free goods
Qinglv Road Commercial Block: Coastal‑style souvenir shops and leisure stores
Hengqin Duty‑Free Shopping Complex: Premium imported goods
Wanzai Seafood Market: Fresh seafood and dried marine products
Seasonal Advice
October‑December: Comfortable 16–26‑degree weather suited for coastal walks
January‑February: Mild‑cool climate with Spring‑Festival festive decorations
April‑June: Plum‑rain season; bring rain gear and enjoy fewer tourist crowds
July‑September: Hot and humid; prioritise indoor theme parks and shopping malls
Money Matters
Shopping malls, resort hotels and chain stores support mainstream bank cards. Prepare cash for small‑scale
snack stalls and street vendors. Self‑service ATMs are widely distributed. Price‑bargaining works at local
markets while fixed prices apply to formal department‑stores.
Language Tips
Spoken Mandarin is universally understood. Young‑generation shop‑keepers can speak simple English. Install
translation software for Cantonese communication. Core tourist zones furnish English‑language road signs.
Accommodation
Book accommodation within Xiangzhou District for ancient streets and coastal sights, Hengqin for convenient
access to Chimelong, or Gongbei for nearby Macao border access. International hotel chains are available, and
characteristic seaside boutique inns along Lovers' Road deliver exclusive ocean‑view stays.
